News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-05
STOWE

. iiidd1 anu odJuludy.
The high md graded schools re opened
for the winter term Monday.
Miss Florence Austin OF the Mills schoc
has returned from her holiday vacation.
1 Miss Maxine Marshall of Waterbury
visited Mrs. Ernest Trend Friday night.
Miss Marjorie Hall has returned tc
Greensboro alter visiting friends il
Stowe.
Miss Beth Fuller returned to Northfelc
Falls Saturday and Miss Lucy Latuch tc
Burlington.
Misses Effe ard Mabel Sleeper visited
their sister, Mrs. Archie Fisher, in Willis
ton, last week.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon returned to New
! York City Mondty, after passing the hol-
idays in Stowe.
MIR. and Mrs. y. M. Hubbell of Laconia
N. H., are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
A. E Doane, and family.
L G. Bentley of Morrisvile and Miss
Fannie Osgood of Barre were guests at F.
M. Small's over New Years.
Mrs. w. Nye Smith has returned to
Schenectady, NY, after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. an Mrs. S. M. Brush
A party Of 20 neighbors and friends
watched the old year out at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. AsquiJh on West Hill.
Fred Colby cut off some of the cords in
the instep Of one foot, when chopping
wood at the McGibbon farm recently.
James Browrlee of Springfield passed
the week end with Mrs. Brownlee's par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Hayward.
Mrs. Cheney Mckee vas called here
last week from Milton by the condition of
her father, Carl Dyke, which does not i'm
prove.
A watch night service at the Communi-
ty Church was much enjoyed by all who
attended. The occasion was an informal
one.
Seven girls of the Bean club watched
the old year out with Miss Beatrice Pike.
having merry time with games and re-
freshments.
E. T. Houston and w. W. Houston
were called here by their mothers illness,
the latter not arriving until after her
death. E. J. Houston was here Saturday.
Glenn Brown and Henry Crosby, both
of Stowe, have enlisted at Spring
field, Mass, in the United States Navy
and have gone to the Great Lakes train
ing station.
The Donald Mcmahon American Lee
gon basketball team played the Legion
Post, No. 33 at Morrisville Friday even
ng, making the trip by McMahon's trac-
;or. The game resulted in victory for
with a score of AZ to 81.
John Waite had one eye considerably
INJURED when he was struck by chip fly
ng from beneath his axe recently at the
lone of his son-in-law, Arthur Marshall,
It Shutesville. The eye ball, which was
ut by sharp edge of tpe chip, is thought
o be recovering.
Mrs. Alma Brush, who has been here
or the Brush golden wedding returned to
louisville Saturday anc Mrs. Harold
Brush, who went Saturday to visit her
rother in Mortified, will visit her moth
r in Whiteield, N. H., before joining Mr..
brush in St. Louis, Mo.
Among the students returning to their
chool and colleges Monday we're the Miss,
S Nadine Boardman, Louise Morgan
lathryn Recor, Rebecca Burns, Efie
leeper, Lucy L4tuch, and Hildegarde
malley, and Mum Boardman, John
'oardman and Orlo Jenney.
The young ladies of the village gave
leasant leap-year ball at the auditorium
tednesday evening of last week. Music
as furnished by Smiths orchestra of
louisville. Mrs. Sarah Dewey, Mrs. G.
7. Jocko, Mrs. Mary Smalley and Mrs.
;. w. Barrows acted as matrons:
Wilbur Arthur Parks, II years of age,
lily son of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. A. Parks
Benton, Ark, died at the home of his
arents, December 81, from pneumonia. {
Irs. Parks was formerly Miss Josie Blod- G
tt of Stowe and has many relatives here,
nong them an aunt Mrs. Carrie Straw.
Mrs. A. d. Lynch ard. little son went v
lturday to join Mr.. Lynch in Burling- !
n, where he will lecture on creamery
in the short course in agri- I
lture, before returning to West Hart u
I'd. Miss Jessie Burt, who has had 9
'me with Mrs. Lynch this winter, &C. q
her. E