News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21
STOWE

the holiday vacation.
Miss Marjorie Watts, who has been il
for some time, is gaining.
Major d. F. Smith returned Friday from
Boston, where h. passed the week.
Miss Addie Bigelow Of Franklin, N. H.
is at home for the Christmas vacation.
W. D. Pangle and w. M. Adams we're
at home from Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Ploof and little son. Max.
went Saturday to pass week it Water
bury.
Miss Lois McCuen of the Mary Fletch-
er nurses training school is at home for
the holidays.
| Lewis Latuch, who has been i'll the past
week, was able to sit US some Monday.
Appendicitis was feared.
Miss Lucy Latuch, who has been en-
ployed in Richmond, is now at work in c.
E.& F. 0. Burt Company's office.
The members Of the Pollyanna club and
tree and dinner Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth Collips resumed her work at
Shaw's store Saturday, after being con.
fined at home by illness several days.
Mrs. A. M. Hunter has returned from
ST. Johnsbury, where she has several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Walter WEIGH.
Mrs. Louise Bigelow, who has been in
frail health since her illness last summer,
has been i'll with pneumonia for several
days.
Sylvia, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ]. Strand, is i'll with scarlet fever
in Brattleboro, where she and her mother
are visitors.
The thaw of Saturday and Sunday was
checked by a fall in temperature Sunday |
night. Runners and wheels we're both in
use Monday.
A Christmas entertainment The Ma
tivity Story" will be given by the Com
munity Sunday school at 7:2O o'clock Fri
day evening at the church.
A Christmas tree has been installed on
the lawn at the Community church. The
tree is lighted by electricity and makes a
appearance in the evening.
Mum Boardman, '22, has been appoint
ID Chairman of the Advertising Committee
or the Annual "Kake Walk" at the U. V.
VI. AS last year it will run two success
i've nights.
Mrs. c. H. Stone and daughter, Miss
Mary, who are passing the winter in Bos.
on, came Saturday to pass the holidays
With their daughter and sister, Mrs. g. o.
Burt and family.
A moving picture entertainment by. the I
Black Theatre company at the Auditorium {
sunday evening for the poor children net
ed the sum OF $3.50, Christianson's Or
hectra furnished music.
Mrs, Louise Bigelow, who is i'll with
oneumonia, remains about" the same. On
ccount of her mother illness, Miss Susan
3igelow closed her school, the first and
econd grades, for the Christmas vacation
Monday afternoon. A Christmas tree for
he children at the close of school was dec
rated with lighted candles and gifts.
A very successful term of the South
Hollow school, Miss Daisy Hazelton of
Waterbury, teacher, closed Friday after
loon with Christmas exercises and tree for
he children II of the pupils enrolled
Turing the term had daily average atten-
Ianca of 10. Those having no absent
marks we're Giles Dewey. Willard Tyler
nd Elmer Deane. Those absent only one
lay were Harry Dewey and Blanche
Vrisley.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Burt received news
Monday Of the death on the 10th of Mrs.
'ilas Burton at her home in Bridgeport,
conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton made many
riends in Stowe, when in former years
hey were guests for many summers at the
Green Mountain Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
;. Lovejoy visited Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
N their way to Florida in November.
1rs. Burton's funeral was held Monday.
The cause of her death was acute ndiges-
ion.
An entertainment and box party were
arried out successfully at the North Hol-
DIV school house Friday evening by Miss
'eressa Hill and pupils. There we're 100
resent A rr0orarn of about tu,o ho,,rS
'as followed by The box party. from which
he sum of SIS was realized for the benefit
f the sonora funi. The school closed
riday for the Chnstpas vacation. Miss
I'LL returned Saturday to her home in
burlington accompanied by her father,
'hilo G. Hill, who has been a visitor since
asst Wednesday at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Ida Hill