News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-15
STOWE


parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chaffee.
Albert Tinker of Morrisvile is caring
for B. T Gale, who remains seriously i'll.
Miss Margaret. Bailey is at Lake Mans.
field wnere she has employment for the
summer.
Mrs. Lucy Pike OF Keene, N, H is in
Stowe for the summer. a guest at J. +.
! Canpbcll's.
Miss Beulah Wiltshire Of Morrisville is
visiting her grandfather, Charles 7. Sar-
gent, on West Hill.
The Busy Bee club will present the
three.act play, Excuse M" at the Mos
COW school house Tuesday, June 2lst
Miss Carrie Huse of Grand Rapids,
Mich, has come to pass the summer with
her sisters, Mrs c. L. McMahon and
Mrs. Mary Chase.
Among the gatherings scheduled at the
Mount Mansfield House this week is the
convention on the 10Th, of the Vermont
Ford automobile dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bigelow and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Bryant and
daughters of Hartford, Conn.,, were guest
at Lake Mansfield over Friday night.
Mrs. Melinda Drugg went last Wednes-
day to Waterbury to attend the gradual
ing exercises of two grandnephews, Lu-
cius and Leander Bassett, formerly of
Stowe.
G. ]. MONTGOMERY has been confined to
the house several days by an injury to one
foot received when alog rolled on it at the
Stowe Butter Package factory, where Mr..
Montgomery is employed. y
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lang and Mr..
Lang's sister, Miss Sibyl Lang, and Mrs.
Bernice Ayers and little son, motored Sat-
urday to Bennington, where Miss Lang
and Mrs. Ayers aon will remain for the
summer. Il
The Moscow "Busy Bee" club met with
Mrs. Forbes Thursday afternoon with IS
present. A large amount of work on
aprons and boys blouses was accom-
plished. The meeting on the 22nd, will
be held with Mrs I. E. Adams.
Although " years of age, and i'll for
many weeks during the winter and early
spring, Mrs. Hannah Knight of Bridge
street is not only doing her own garden.
ing, but spaded up the ground for it, pre-
ferring to do it herself. Mrs. Knight may |
often be seen vigorously at work in the
garden as early as four o'clock, a. m
There was a pleasant party at. the SEN
ior ball at the Akeley Memorial building I
Wednesday evening of last week. Music
was furnished by Walkers orchestra of /
Burlington. There were about 35 couples 4
n attendance. Among the alumni pres
mt were Floyd and Miss lEfie Sleeper,
Douglass Barrows and Orlo Penny of the4
University of Vermont.
Thirty-three of the members of Mrs.
agnes Jenney's Sunday school class "
iris, Miss Southard's class of young meu,
nd the high school graduating class, ac-
epted an invitation from Mr.. and Mrs.
!. R. Bigelow Friday to picnic at their
ONE at " The Lodge" The occasion was
luch enjoye7 and in appreciation of their
indness the guests presented their host
nd hostess with a bouquet of carnations.
Miss Lillian Goodliffe closed very slc-
,ssful term Of, school in South Hollow
st week Wednesday with apicn;c dinner.
arents of the children were present and
,ercisss we're carried out. Miss Goodliffe,
no is now at the home of her brother,
e Rev. G. E. GoodIiffe in Morrisville,
poets to sail on the 10th, for her former
ome in Lancashire, England, but will re-
I'm in time to resume teaching in Sept.
At the annual meeting OF the Stowe high
hool alumni association at the Akeley
emorial building Friday evening. Mrs.
ola Douglass was elected president, c.
Gale, vice-preaident, Miss Florence
aiming, secretary and treausrer, P. A.
aymond and E. E. Russ, executive COM
ittee. Instead of the usual banquet
IL was given with music by ellis or.
estra of Morrisville. There were about
irty couples attending. Light refresh
ents we're served.