News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-09-21
STOWE

raspberries in his garden last week. +.
E. r. Eggleston has had his house on
Pleasant street wired for electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Douglass, Mrs.
Hattie and A. G. Cakes motored to Burl-
ington Friday.
The condition of Mrs. R. w. Smith Of
Danbury, Conn.,, which has been serious,
is much improved.
| ]. F. Cary is visiting his sisters, Mrs.
George Stevens and Mrs. Frank Harris.
in Fort Edv ards, N. Y.
A large delegation from Sickle Chapter,
No. "a, o. E. S., attended the district
meeting at Hardwick Friday.
Mrs. Lena B Reed, who passed last
week in town before returning to her HON ,
in Berlin visited at L. A. Warrens, E.
N. Bailey's and c. A. Browns.
Mrs. Cynthia Page, who recently had
tumor removed from her neck at a hospi-
tai in Brattleboro is recovering and is now
at 107 High street in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Ellen Lovejoy Hunter of Lowell,
Mass, who has visited her cousin, Mrs.
s. M. Brush, is now a guest at the home
| of Mrs. Eunice Potte Oh Pleasant street.
Mrs. Sarah E. Dewey attended the cit
izanship conference held under the aus.
pices of the Vermont Women's L eague of
voters at the University of Vermont last
week.
Miss Ruth Collins, who is visiting her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis, in
New London, Conn, enjoyed trip with
them on tn If yacht and was at Block
Island, R. l. last week.
E. W. Gould of Middlebury and E. E.
Bamforth of Bristol were guests at the
Green Mountain Inn from Wednesday
night to Friday morning, coming to Stowe
by way of Mt. Mansfield and Smuggler's
Notch.
T. A. Douglass had vacation last
week from his work at A. c. Smiths bar
Der shop. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Mrs
Hattie Douglass, and Mrs. Edith SINH
neau motored to Richford Tuesday of
last week.
Theonase Davgnon of Barton has pur-
chased the Frank A Strong farm of los.
eph Bergeron and has taken possession.
The purchased price, it is understood, was
$27 900. MIR. Bergeron and family will
move Friday to New Bedford, Mass.
The Morrisville band, one of the best
bands in northern Vermont, gave an out
of-doors concert at the Akeley Memorial
TUESDAY evening of last week
With large attendance. The Steve
Military band assisted in the concert and
after the concert, entertained the visitors
with ice cream. cake and cigars at the
banquet hall.
The Rev. F. 7. Crane of Warwick,
Mass, former pastor of Unity Church in
stowe, and son Ralph E. Crane, a stu.
lent at Harvard. made brief visit in
stowe on their way by automobile from
North Arson Me. Mr.. Cranes sister-in-
aw, Mrs. Simmons of North Arson who
5 remembered here, has had shock, J,
which has left her in a serious condition.
The ladies' of the United Aid society
called about $2l at the supper served
It the Community Church dining.room
Wednesday afternoon Of last week. Mrs.
Alice Lovejoy and the girls of her Sun
ay school class had charge of the dining
oor1 which was attractively arranged and
he tables were decorated with flowers.
1rs F. c. Bashaw was chairman and
theirs who worked on the committee were
1rs. A. w. Christensen, Mrs. G. J. IL
trand and Mrs. Effie Robinson.
At the meeting of the Moscow Busy
lee club with Mrs. Matte Smith there
ere Is present and work was begun on a
ed quilt. The club reorganized with
lrs. R. L. Moulton, president, Mrs. G.
. Adams, vice president, and Mrs. E.
4. Forbes, secretary and treasure, Mrs.
.erbert Horner, Mrs. Harley Camley and
G. Adams, work committee, Mrs, I. A.
oster, Mrs. Camley and Mrs. Smith,
'mmittee TO arrange for halloween L
ltertainment. The meeting on October
, will be held with Mrs. Foster.