News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23
STOWE
STOWE. W..

AdaibS Wele III MOHCpeleI 10 dIJellu d
e listers meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Simonds of Waterbury Cen.
t ter is caring lor Mrs. c. E Straw, who is
recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Leith of Washing
ton, d. c., came Wednesday night of last
week to their summer home "Moosemissie'
on Luce Hill.
A. L. Huntley and his assistant of the
Citizen Telephone company were in town
repairiug several telephone lines that were
out of commission Wednesday.
The Mansfield Mountain Grange, P. of
H., gave a successful masquerade and oys.
ter supper at the auditorium Friday eve-
ming. There were many attractive cos
tunes. Shackett's orchestra furnished
music
W. W. Ayers and sister, Mrs. W. W.
Adams of Moscow, and daughters, Mrs.
r. M. Clark and Mrs. H. R. Lang, re.
turned Friday from Maidstone, where they
attended the funeral of Mr.. Ayers daugh.
ter, Mrs. S. W. Allen.
Miss Ruby Shaw went Thursday to
Essex Junction where she will have an
X-ray taken this morning Of her right
ankle, injured while coasting several weeks
ago. Although able to walk the ankle
has given her much trouble.
Mrs. Eunice Pottle, who returned Tues
day from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
S. c. Wheeler, at Waterbury Center, has
been in quarantine for several weeks for
smallpox. Mr. Wheeler has recovered and
no cases have developed from his illness.
w. w. Ayers and sister, Mrs. w. w.
Adams OF Moscow and daughters, Mrs. r.
M. Clark and Mrs. H. R. Lang, went
Wednesday to Maidstone, where they
attended the funeral of Mr.. Ayers oldest
daughter, Mrs. S. W. Allen last Thursday.
F. E Asquith has sold his farm known
as the Harry Russ farm to depths Gag
non OF Central Falls, P. Q. Immediate
possession was given. The Gaenon family !
consists of Mr.. and Mrs. Gagnon and two
children. Mr.. Asquith has purchased o.
E. Styles farm and moved Wednesday
of last week.
G. 0. Burt, who vent to Burlington the
first of the week, was accompanied home
Friday by his son, c. o. Jr., who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment fo- cuts on the face received while
coasting on February2O. Miss Mary Stone
who has been with her nephew for several
days, accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Van Dusen who
have been occupying the tenement in the
lower village school-house have stored their
household goods. Mrs Van Dusen and
son, Horace, accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. George Saxby, to Morrisville Tues
day, where they will remain for the present.
Mr. Van Dusen will make his home with
his son, F. B. Van Dusen.and ia mily.
The nid-month meeting Of the H. H. .
Smith Woman's Relief Cores held at head
quarters Thursday evening was followed
BY a box social attended by about so, in
,luding the members and their invited
guests and few members of the American
Legion were present. The boxes were \
appropriately decorated, some With flags Q
md Others in keeping with St, Patrick's t
lay. A. r. Straw acted as auctioners and 4
proved to be the right man for the place, s.
Is some boxes brought as much as $500 a
The lowest bid was 75cents. The net pro- n
eeds were about $31.00. Miss Catherine Il
'malley furnished music for dancing and 1.
he affair proved very enjoyable and :,
uccess. w
The Lend-a-Hand Community club held b.
St. Patrick social at the Fucker street Sc
chool house Friday evening. There was is
n attendance of about rs. The follow 90
,g propram was carried out; Piano selec- tn
ion, Paul Bergeron; roll call by the club tn
lembers; mandolin and piano selection, tn
-ene Asquith and Paul Bergeron; The Iu
life of St. Patrick" Allie MacLean; song, sal
Erin is Calling" by the Misses Asquith: or or
citation by Pearl Denton; mandolin and sal
ano selection, Irene Asquith and Paul me
ergeron; reading by Arlee Wright read lst
G, "A Letter from St. Patrick" by Cath w
inc Collins; song, "Mush Mush," by the -
Uses Asquith. There we're several Vic &c
ola selections and potato pairing and nut
ring contests. Fortune telling by Mrs.
w. Jones added much to the pleasure the
the evening. Lunch was served. The d Lsl
rty closed with an informal dance. The son
proceeds were about So. ali all
Civ,
The American Flag will be presented by atol
e W. R. c. Wednesday evening, March 2Otf
for the benefit of the Boulder Fund. on no1 ,
Iere will be specialties between acts and the
ich work has been done to make the sem
~ worth while. Seats are now on sale ion Nv
Knights pharmacy and seats will be re- A.