News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-22
STOWE

| Montpelier Friday.
| Miss Addie Bigclovof Franklin, N II
is at home for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Charles Hosner Of Boston cam:
Thursday to the home Of her son. w, II
IloSmer.
Walter L. Morgan CT Norwich Univer,
sity, senior class, is at home for the Christ
mas vacation.
A meeting OF the board Of directors OF
the Community Church was held at the
church parlor Friday.
A. R. Straw returned Thursday from
St Jphnsbury, where he attended the ses-
sion Of the Vermont State Grange.
Miss Susan A. Bgelow expects to be
able to resume her work, as teacher in the
grades at the opening of the winter term.
Mrs. Fife Robinson was called to
Waterbury Center Saturday by the illness
Of her mother-in-iaw, Mrs. Sarah Robin.
son, who has pneumonia.
A. w. Collins has received news that
his sister, Mrs. Sarah Kendall of Water
vile, underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Thursday.
A year ago at this time temperature
ranged from zero to "a below, not rising
above zero at any time on the 18th. There
has been no zero weather so far this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay McCuen, who have
passed two weeks at the McCuen home,
returned Friday to Waterbury, where they
have employment at the Vermont State
Hospital.
Mrs. Clark Winch of Middlebury
is at the Fanny Allen hospital recovering
from an operation for removal of a tunor,
Mrs. Winch was formerly Mrs. Luceba
Clair French of Stowe.
Miss Margaret Cleveland, senior at
the New Hampshire State College of.Agri- |
culture at Durham, came Friday to pass
the Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cleveland.
Stanton, the younger son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Parsons, who has recently un.
dergone an operation for appendicitis, has
been quite i'll with indigestion this week
and has to go on diet for some time.
Mrs. Gordon Mo,1lton of Montpelier &C.
2ompanied her mother, Mrs. Bertha La
oardie to Stowe Friday. Mrs. Labardie,
who, on account of illness, has completed
her work at Mortified, was on her way to
Mrs. F. S. Boardman has received news
hat the ive.year- son of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
Mum of. Saranac Lake, N. Y, had one
Zip broken recently, when he was run over
by seven passenger taxi.
Winford E. Heath, 81, captain of the
College basketball team,
played fine game in the contest with the
Albany Law School, in which Middlebury
vas victorious, 81 to q. Mr.. Heath is a
member of the Delta Epsilon fraternity
nd graduate of Stowe High school in
he class of 1916.
AT the annual meeting of Mt Mansfield
amp, M. W. A, at the Akeley banquet
all Thursday evening, officers were elect
as follows: Consul, F. P. Billings; ad-
isor, Robert Cleveland; clerk, J. R. Wells;
anker, F. l.. Recor; Waterman, Will Nc {
1anis; sentry, Clarence LaRock; camp |
MUSICIAN; H. W. Barrows; trustee for
1ree years, H. R. Lang. A banquet was
rived. :
At the mid-month meeting of the H. H.
NTH Womans Relief Corps Thursday
'ening, it was voted to send $40 for a
hrlstmas gift to the soldiers Home at I
and also to hold a special
Getting for initiation of candidates on the
'ening of the 2Sth. One application for {
was received. A social hour
lowed the meeting with refreshments Of S
'pcorn ard candy.
Mrs. P. A. Raymond had arranged to "
We Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lynch farewell v
rprise supper and party at her home Fri
" evening, but when it became known Ii
st before the hour that the Lynches we're
Pertaining at supper, the party joined L
e expected guests. giving a surprise all
ound. There we're 20 guests. Supper e'
is served at eight o'clock. Cards were %
aged during the evening. Mr.. Lynch -,
t Monday for his new position as gener- d,
manager of the West Hartford vt
eamery. Miss Lynch and little son SC
Il remain here until after Christmas. al
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