News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-13
STOWE

Gerald Wells of Quechee. Falls is visitir
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wells.
The Busy Bee club met with Mrs. "
u W. Adams Of Moscow Wednesday April /;
Miss Marjorie Hall OF Craftsbury is vi.
ting her cousins, the Misses Fife an
Mabel Sleeper.
Miss Mary Stebbins, who has bee
teaching the past year at Bristol, N. H
was recently married to Clarence Ballue
of that place.
About $500 was realized at the Dime
served by the United Aid society at tn
Community Church dining rooms Wed
resday of last week
Prof. Carroll M. Pike of Burlington
who has purchased Mr.. Harris farm, ha.
taken possession, but does not expect his
family for month.
W. H. Culver made IL pounds of maple
sugar from one tree, using two spouts and
two buckets. He made 25 pounds from
The same tree last year.
Ralph Wrisley Of South Hollow'has pur-
chased an adjoining farm, now occupied
by Charles St. Jock, and will move there
and carry on the two farms.
Harvey Gale has so far recovered from
injuries received when he fell off his skis
February 20, as to resume his studies in
Stowe high school last week.
Mrs. Lucy A. Davis, who has passed
the winter at the home of her brother, A.
w. Collins, went last week Monday to
visit friends in Morrisville and her sister,
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks, in Waterville.
L. M. Smith of Central Falls, R. l., is
here to complete the bungalow he is build
ing for a summer home on the F. W.
Sears farm on West Branch. Mr.. Smith
is making his home at A. L. Gales while
here.
Miss Margaret Cleveland, who is COM
pleting her fourth years studies at the
New Hampshire State College at Durham,
is now in Boston taking a course Ct nine
weeks at the Womans Educational Union
in that city.
Mrs. C. M. Watts and daughter, Miss
Marjorie Watts, have returned from a
visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
W. w Houston and family at Wayne, Pa.
They also visited Washington, D. G. and |
Miss Anna Carrigan, who has visited her |
,unts, Mrs. A. L. Gale and Mrs. H, H. |
Oowner, has returned to Newport, N. H.
o resume her teaching. Her sister, Miss
Iareery Carrigan, will remail here s.ve,-
i weeks longer.
A daughter was born April 3 to Mr..
nd Mrs. Wallace W. MacLean at the |
ONE of Mr.. MacLoan's brother-in -law, !,
representative Mckinley. Mr.. and Mrs.
GacL( an were until recently of-Toronto, +
mt.
Mrs. A. J. Houston's mother, Mrs.
nnie Standen and youngest brother,
fired Standen, expect to sail from Eng
md on the 22nd., and to arrive at Mon
eal not later then May 8. Mrs. Hous-
IN will meet them in Montreal and they
iii accompany her home for a visit.
hey will later make their home in Van
ouver. where four of Mrs. Standens sons
ready reside.
DR.. H. c. Brigham of Montpelier and
[r. and Mrs o. E. Luce of Burlington
ave been in Stowe recently. making ar-I
for opening the Lake Mans
I'D Trout club house. Some records of
lie thoroughbred Holstein cows at Lake
Iansfield include that of Duchess, 1910
2 pounds for three months and 1882 IL
FUNDS for March, and Beauty, 1850
FUNDS, for three months and l 1856 pounds
r March.
TT funeral of Nelson Gibbs, who diC d
Rochester, was held at the West Branch
hurch in Stowe Tuesday April 9th, the
ev. MIR. Peabody of Waterbury Official
g. The bearers were Mr.. Gibbs son,
Iaurice Gibbs, son-in law, Archie Town
I'd nephews, Silas A., and Bernard E.
lebbins. The burial was made in the
lest Branch cemetery. Relatives here
ON out of town were Mrs Gibbs, Mr.
nd Mrs. Archie Town, Mr.. and Mrs
Iaurice Gibbs and Mrs. Alice Sherman
At the annual meeting Of Mystic Lodge,
10. Sc. F. and A. NJ, at Masonic hall
tuesday, evening of last week the follow
lg officers were elected Worshipful
laster. c. E. Nelson; senior warden, G.
/. Shaw; Junior warden, Albert Raymond;
reasurer, F. E. Stafford; secretary, W. A.
Knight; senior deacon, Kenneth Robinson;
lnior deacon, P. A. Raymond; senior
toward, Hollis Stockman; junior steward,