News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-09
STOWE

L. c, Moody of Montpelier spent Sun
day with Mrs. Moody at c. E Burrs.
! Edmund McGibbon of Euo:burg Falls
was guest az G. NJ. Watts over the week
end.
Miss Rachael Stay ton of the Waterbury
exchange spent the weekend with her par
ents.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Wilbur
Freeman of Waitsfeld were recent visitors
at F. P. Billings.
Miss Lillian Goolliffe Of the South Hol
low cho2l went Friday night to visit rela-
YES in Morrisvie.
Mrs, George Saxby of Morrisvi'le visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F, D. Van
Dusen, last week.
Mrs. E. w. Tinkham went Monday to
meet Mr.. Tinkham in Boston where they
will spend few days.
Carroll Hitchcock of Albany visited his
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Raymond,
Thursday and Friday Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Adams returned
Saturday from New York and Burlington,
where they have passed several weeks.
Mrs. Bert Wedge, who had an operation
performedat the Fanny Allen hospital FRI
day is doing as we'll as can be expected.
Eleven members of the Bridge Street
Community club met with Mrs. William
Smith Thursday afternoon. Work was
planned
At the regular meeting OF the H. II.
Smith Post, W. R. c., Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. W, E. SHEPPARD was initiated into
the order.
The Pollyanna club of the Community
Sunday school has received their clubrings
bearing the insignia G. @. c. meaning
glad game class.
A successful old and young folks dance
was given by the Mansfield Mountain
Grange Friday evening. Shackett's Or
chestra furnished music.
Miss Edith Lang, who has been spend
ing a few days in Stove returned last We'd
nesday to the Fanny Allen hospital to re-
sumo her course in training.
The Maple Triangle Community club
met with Mrs. C. ]. Strand Friday after !
noon. There was a good attendance and |
mich work was ACCOMPLISHED.
The teacher training class of the Com
munity Sunday school met at the church
parlors for study Saturday afternoon. The
lesson was on the book of Exodus.
Mrs. Jenney NJ. Hart, who is staying at
he Rev. c. E. Hayward's, went Thurs
lay to visit Mrs. Myra Styles in Norris
vile and also friends in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith and son,
Waite Of Moscow, are visiting their daugh-
er, Miss Isabelle Smith. dietitian at the
st. Luke's Cathedral hospital, New York I
City.
Walter Magoon, who recently had an
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is now convalescing and
S visiting his sister, Mrs. Edmond LaRock,
n Richmond.
The Misses Reba and Rachael Smith
about IS friends at the home
# their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Smith
friday evening. Games were played and
ight refreshments were served.
Mansfield Camp M. W. of A, will give
social entertainment to its members and
heir families on Thursday evening, March
0, at the banquet hall. Cards and other i
ames will be enjoye1. The ladies are re-
uested to bring lunch. Map.esugar will be c
erved.
There was good attendance at the
unday morning service at Community 4
'hurch. The subject of the pastor SER
ION was Pre- to do Evil" A male quar-
1t consisting of H. W. Burnham, T. A.
douglass, c. A. Riley aud C. ]. Strand, d
ided much to the service.
Mrs. E. ]. Taylor and daughter, Miss 7
largaret Taylor, returned to Montreal
aturday. They were accompanied by n
leir little grandson, Raeburn Edward "
IcMahon, who will remain with them
lille Mrs. McMahon remains at the Mary 4
fletcher hospital for treatment.
The Stowe Civic club was fortunate in "
curing DR.. George Bates of Morrisville d
speak on his experience in the World II
ar, both on this side and in France, at Sc
lie Auditorium: Sunday evening. H. C.
cMahon, president of the Civic club "
esided. Remarks we're made by DR.. H. ~
:. Barrows and the Rev. c. E. Hayward. h,
ne male quartet contributed Two select fc
ms.
The Busy Bee club of Moscow realized NJ
$40 from the minstrel show given by
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