News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-02
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with severe cold.
Miss Mary Stone of Minneapolis
MINI is with her sister, Mrs. c. o. Burt
Miss Alice Trudeau of Hyde Park was the
guest OF Miss Florence Austin, over the
weekend.
Arthur P. Bigelow of Hartford, Conn.
and Middlesex was business visitor in
Stowe Saturday.
Miss Lillian Demeritt Of Albany, N. Y,
visited her father, W. L. Demeritt, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Catherine Washburn OF St. Johns
bury is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. A. AID
rich, at the lower village.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Slayton and Mr..
and Mrs W. E. Chaffee were visitors in
Burlington Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Russell have re.
turned to Hartford, Conn, after visiting
relatives in Stowe and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Wedge went Mon.
day to the Fanny Allen hospital, where
Mrs. Wedge expects to have an operation.
Numbers of the H. H. Smith Relief.
Corps met at headquarters Thursday after
noon and tied the two quilts for the Red
Cross.
Moses Douglass, who had the nli-fortune
to lose his COW recently, is grateful re-
cipent of another one, presented by his
neighbors and friends.
A regular meeting of Mystic Lodge, No.
Sc, F. & A. NJ, was held at 7:30 o clock on
Tuesday evening. Work on the master
Mason degree. A banquet was served.
Miss Grace Bige!ow of the Springfield,
(Mass.) high school of commerce came
Saturday to pass the Easter vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin R. Biee-
low, at The Lodges"
C. o. Burt, who is staying with his son
C. 0. Jr, who is receiving treatment at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, came to Stowe
on business Saturday, returning to Bur-
lington that night.
At g meeting Of the Stowe Civic club at
banquet hall Friday evening publicity
messu -es were discussed and it was voted
to publish circular advertising the at
fractions and resources of The town.
There were 16 present at the home Il
Mrs. Della TomGnson Thursday afternoon
when the members of the willing" and
the lower village Community cluos COM
pleted their organization into one club,
the Ever Ready" club. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Ida Culver March 10
A party given to Roger Adams Friday
evening at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W, M. Adams, was in honor Of
his 18th birthday and was attended by Is
of his young friends. Merry games were
played and refreshments served, including
a beautiful decorated birthday cake and
ice cream.
The members of Mrs. Meude Pixies
Sunday school class enjoyed a party at
the church paIiors Saturdayrevening from
seven to nine o'clock. There were u
present and each boy was privileged to
invite girl friend. Games we're plaved
and refreshments of popcorn and candy
we're served.
Community Club, No. 1, at the United
Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Helen
A. Wilkins Saturday afternoon. There
we're seven present. Mrs S. E, Dewey
vas elected president, and Mrs. Nina 4
Shaw secretary and treasurer. Entertain
nent and work committees were also as-
pointed. The club plans to meet every
Wo weeks.
c. L McMahon and Mr.. Barrows rs !
urned Saturday from Burlington, where
hey have been serving as Jurors at the \
J. S. district court session. Mr.. Nc. \
1ahon is carrying his lett arm in a sling
S the result of fall recently when leav-
ag for Mor,tpeiier, where he offended the
,aukers' banquet. The lower arm was
ruised, but it is thought no bones werea
roken.
A party at thefhome of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. R. Straw, managers of the Stowe Tele-
hon Exchange, giren Thursday evening
y telephone operators and friends was in !,
ouor of Mr.. Straw's 72nd birthday and
as arranged as surprise for him. Those
resent besides Mr.. and Mrs. Straw were
irs. Hattie c. Douglass Mrs. Mary Sma.-
y, Miss katherine Smailey, Mrs. E. W.
inkhalr. Miss Ruth Collins, Miss Ruby
ull and Miss Alberta Tiuicham. An eoys-
r supper was served.
Geo. M. Towne and Mrs. E. K. Seaser
Cady's Falls returned Saturday from
abot, where they attended the funeral
riday of Mrs. Ollie ]. Laird. wife of Geo,
Laird, and a niece of Mrs. Seaver and
rs. TOwne and Mrs. E. J. Adams. Mrs.
bird died of pneumonia. She was in the | 4