News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
STOWE

terbury.
Miss Maude Sayton spent the week
end in Sheldon.
Mrs. Lyman Pratt was a visitor in
Montpelier Friday.
The Stowe Military Band gave con
cert Friday evening.
The Pollyanna Club held a very sue,
eessful candy sale Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. X. Seaver of Cady's Falls is
visiting her sister, Mrs, G. M. Towne.
The Busy Bee Club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. P. G. Adams.
Mrs. e. W. Tinkbam and daughter,
Alberta, passed the weekend with friends
in Waterbury.
Miss Evelyn Wright returned Saturday
to Montpelier after visiting her aunt, Mrs.
S. A. Polaske.
Edward Harris, who has been discharged
from the service at Camp Meade, is visit
ing his parents here,
The Rev. Robert Dewey of Waterbury
conducted Catholic service Mt the BAN
quet hall Sunday morning.
Miss Florence Canning and sister Miss
Francis Canning, are passing two weeks
with relatives in Island P md.
A hen owned by Mrs. Roy Peterson
laid an egg measuring 8}4 inches by ~
inches containing three yolks.
H. E. Archer and A. R. Girond have
returned to Railway, N. Y, after passing
a week at the Green Mountain Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. West and son,
Maurice, and Miss lone Hawley, were
visitors in Barre over the weekend.
Professor and Mrs. Frederick Topper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Bingham of Bur-
lington were weekend visitors in Stowe.
Miss P. A. S. Stickney of Los Angeles, |
California, is visiting her uncles, Orson S. |
and F. E. Smith. This is her first visit to |
Stowe in II years.
Major D. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. |
c, Mcmahon and son, Carlyle. and Car !
olyn Pike visited Mrs. D. F. Smith il |
Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Ayers of Waterbury Center,
IS substituting in the office at the Mount |
Mansfield Creamery while the girls are
having their vacations.
H. E. Pike visited his daughter, Kath- |
'yn, and Mrs. Pike at the Barre City |
Hospital Sunday. The little girl is doing
rs we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. A. B. Houghton, Mrs. A. F.
Wiley and Mrs. J. c. Wilmarth Of Lyn- |
lonville have been guests at the Green /
Mountain Inn several days.
A very pleasant dance was enjoyed at
he Auditorium Friday evening. Music
vas furnished by Shackett's orchestra. as.
listed by Donald Douglass on the drums.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hale, who have
,assed a week with his father, Walter Gale,
eft Saturday for short stay in Boston
n their way to their home in Wilmington,
Del.
Mrs. F. J. Holden and daughter, Edith,
Tho have returned from Bakersfield, were
ccompanied home by Mrs. E. L. God
ard, who will visit her parents for few
avs.
H. H. Dowrer is enjoying weeks va
alton from his duties as rural carrier with
1rs. Downer and daughter, Elizabeth,
nd Miss Margery Carnigan, are camping
t Lake Hortopia.
At the Community Church Sunday
lorning holy communion was admins
cred and Miss Mary Bigelow was adj
littei to church membership by letter
rem Salem. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E Pike took their
aughter, Kathryn, to the Barre city
ospital for observation Saturday. Little
Kathryn has been i'll since the removal of
er tons1lS three years ago.
F. E. Smith and SOB, Waite, and
laughter, Miss Isabel Smith. and guest.
Hiss Marion Becker, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
we're week END visitors at Mrs. Julie Irv-
ng's at Thompion's Point;
The Rev. George R. Brush of Hard
vick conducted an Episcopal service at
he Methodist Church Sunday evening.
There was baptism Of three persons and
loly communion was held at Seven
springs Monday morning.
Gordon Bull, T. A. Douglass, Albert
smith Buford Cakes, L. E. Conant, J. D.
W. E. Cbaffee, Earle Mayo,
md Robert Davis motored to CRANKY,
Canada, Sunday, where they witnessed a
oall game between CRANKY and Norris
lille.
Mrs. c. M. Busbee and son, Justin.
md daughter. Eline, who motored here
from Springfield, were accom-