News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-30
STOWE

II. P. Bremmer. State dairyman of
Montpelier, was visitor in Stowe last
week Tuesday.
w. 7. Burt and Daniel Sweet have
opened garage where the Morrill, Broth
ers formerly had garage. A telephone
has been installed, l0-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spaulding re-
turned hcme Tuesday of last week after
passing the winter with relatives in Bos-
ton, New Haven and Hartford, Conn.
Bert Wedge, who was burned out in the
fire on early Sunday morning of last week,
has moved his family into tenement, the
Old Hotel at lower village owned by R.
E. Peterson.
w. M. Barnes and Mrs. w. E. Perry
went last week Wednesday to visit friends
in Bakersfield. Mrs. Perry will 90 to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment be-
fore returning home.
The Maple Triangle Community club
met with Mrs. Viva Smith Monday after
noon. Sewing on articles for the summer
sale was furnished. The next meeting
will be held with Mis-. Amber Macutchan.
Miss Ruby Shaw, who is acting as secre.
tary for tie Cemetery association dung
the'sOserce or Mrs. Agnes Jenney VIII be
at the town clerk Office from 900 a M.
to 500 P. m, two Saturdays, Ap,i 2 and
8. to receive 1921 dues
Richard Davis, who recently under went
an operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is doing as we'll as can
be expected, Mrs. Davis and children are
staying with relatives in Winooski, while
Mr.. Davis is in the hospital.
Mrs. F. P Billings has received lem
on picked by her daughter, Mrs Lola B.
Douglass, who is now in Pasadena Calf.
that weighed one pound and measured IL
by a, inches and also an orange from
the same grove that measured 1872 by Is
inches.
DR.. A. A. Minott, who has carried on a
successful dental business in Stowe for
nearly year, has recently purchased a.
house in johnson, where he expects to
make his future home. His dental office
at the Green Mountain Inn will be per-
m nently closed May l.
The following articles are wanted by the
Red Cross: Dresses, shirtwaists, night
dresses for seven children, four girls and
three boys; also second hand stockings to
be cut over. Anyone having such articles
may leave them with the president, Mrs.
Nina Shaw, or at Shaw's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. McMahon wen
last Wednesday to pass a week with their
daughter, Miss Ruth. at the Wright Oral
school in New York city. During the
stay of Mr.. Mcmahon, he will transact
business for the Interest of the Mount
Mansfield Hotel company.
hrs. Abbe Warren, whose health has
somewhat improved after long illness and
who has passed th3 winter in Salem, Mass,
has for several weeks been acting as ma
iron Of the nurses home in connection
with the Salem hospital, of which her BROTH
er, W. B. Bigelow, is the superintendent.
The following officers have been ap-
pointed by the seectmen to serve for the
ensuing year: {. NJ. Watts, H. J. Foster,
E L. Bgrows, fence viewers; J. c. Ben
son, E. B. Gale, Luce Brothers, pound
keepers:-F. E. Smith, H. E. Shaw, in
spectors Of lumber wood and shingles; c.
E. Burt, weigher of coal.
The Rev, and Mrs. M. E. Bacon, who
have passed the winter with their son in
California, are now at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. A. D. Lynch and family
in West Hartford. 1t is hoped that Mr..
Bacon will occupy the pulpit at the Com
munity Church in the absence of Mr.. Hay
ward, who will have two weeks vacation
some time in April.