News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-23
STOWE


in Stowe Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay McCuin of Water
bury spent the weekend in Stowe.
John Pepper has been confined to his bee
for week with sciatic rheumatism.
Representative J. B. Mckinley was al
his home in Stowe for the weekend.
M. J. Hapgood of Peru was bushes;
visitor in Stowe Friday and Saturday.
Edward Aiken, who has finished worl
for Mrs. Jones is employed by M. E. Cram
Miss McDonough, who went to her
home in Rutland Friday is i'll with tonsilitis
Miss Jessie Southland passed the week
end in Barnet after attending the conven-
ton in Barre.
Mr., and Mrs, Paul Francis Of Green's
boro Bendare working for Mrs. Julia Jones
at her farm on West Hill,
The high school closed Friday to permit
the teachers to attend the Winooski Valley
Teachers convention at Barre.
There will be a meeting of the Band Of
Mercy at the Congreg ational church next
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock.
Mrs. F. E. Smith has received news Of
the serious illness of her cousin, Miss
Mary Mackentin, in Cambridge, Mass.
The Rev. Father Jean Marie of St.Mich-
aeTs College conducted a Catholic service
at the Akeley banquet hall Sunday morn
ing.
The Rev. c. E. Hayward conducted an
interesting and well-attended service at
North Hollow schoolhouse Sunday after
noon.
Thirty-four tickets were sold from this
station to Burlington Tuesday, large
number going down to attend the Rake
Walk
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson are par
ents of daughter, born the 18th. Mrs.
johnson was formerly Miss Gladys Hois-
ington.
Miss Elsie Tasting has returned from
Calais, where she was called by the illness
of an aunt. Miss Hasting left her aunt re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Stowell returned
home Saturday after visiting friends in
Morrisville, Burlington, Shelburne and
other places.
Herbert Fuller, who met with serious
injuries while working in the woods Jan.
-, is gaining slowly and is beginning to
sit up little
Mrs L. c. Tilotson spent a few days
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. w P. Smi-
lie in WatcryilIe, the past week, returning
home last night.
c. E. Wheeler and son, Carroll, attend
ed the funeral Of Mr.. Wheeler's brothers.
wife, Mrs. Myron Wheeler, in Hyde Park
Monday Of last week.
o, W. Styles, who is travelling for A.
E. COUNSEL &, Son Of St. Johnsbury has
passed few days with bis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. G Styles.
The special meeting of Sickle Chapter
o E. S, called for the oath has been post
poned. The grand officers will visit the
chapter at the regular meeting on March9
Mr.. and Ms. Ralph Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ravlin and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Butts gave Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Carter a surprise visit Wednesday evening
Of last week.
Hollis Stockman is around on crutches
4 little, after being confined to his bed
several days by injuries TO bis right side
and hip when struck by broken balance
Wheel while running circular saw Tues
lay of last week.
Clarence Bennett attended the funeral /
If his brothers n-law, Charles Holmes in
Malone, N. Y, last week. Mr.. Holmes,
Who formerly lived in Moscow, died from {
INJURIES received when struck on the head
~ some machinery in a mill in which he !
vas working
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brownlee visited J
1rs. Brownlee's parents, the Rev. and
1rs. c. E. Hayward over Sunday. Mrs. G
Irowniee arrived from Springfield and I
lr. Brownlee from Montpelier, where he
studying law and where they expect soon :
} reside.
E. w. Payne has sold his farm on Luce
ILL to Crayton Carroll of Hardwick, who
ill take possession March l. The price
aid was $4,000. The farm comprises the E
lrms formerly known as the William Luce
nd Chauncey Barrows farms and is a part "
the territory settled by Ivory Luce in
80. IN
The question in the program for the in
Getting Of Mansfield Mountain Grange on
lie Goth, should have read Resolved that III
lirying is more profitable for this sec n
On than potatoe raising led by 7. F.
ampbell and c. M. Towne, affirmative, CO
Id E. l.. Bigelow and H. L. Moulton. TO