News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-09-14
STOWE


Scribner and cousins,
The condition of Mrs. G. w. Ruzze
is somewhat improved after an illness
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Almira .Slayton, Mrs. Jane Howe
and Mrs. Viola Clement were visitors in
Morrisvile last Friday.
Mrs. c. H, Hosmer is able to be about
the house after a weeks illness. but will
not return to Boston until next week.
F. NJ. Pike of Cleveland, Ohio. who has
passed his vacation in Stowe and Norris
vile, left Wednesday night on his return
to Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. H, G. Fuller and daush-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Fuller, motored to
Chelsea Monday. the latter remaining to
teach in school.
Dr. and Mrs. H E. Sargent of Island
Pond passed Thursday night with Mr..
Sargents father, Jackson Sargent, on
their way home from Burlington.
J. D. Whittier, State supervisor of ele-
mentary schools, who in the illness of
Supervisor c. D. Howe, is assisting in or
ganizing the schools in this district.
Mrs. Hattie c. Douglass has finished
her work for Mrs. c. L. McMahon and
is passing few days at the home of her
son, W. NJ. Douglass, at Jacksonville.
Miss Mary Bailey, who has finished her
work at the Mt Mansfield hotel on the
mountain will go the last of the month to
Boston where she expects TO enter the
Curry School of Expression.
Mrs. W. ]. Bruce and daughter; Miss
Esther Bruce of Minneapolis are visiting
E. C. Russell and Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Mcmahon on their way to Boston where
Miss Bruce will enter Simmons College.
Mrs. Frank Harmon and daughter, Miss
Lutte Harmon, o: Saco, Me-, went Thurs
day night to visit Mrs. Carrie Barrows on
their way home after passing few days
with MIR. and Mrs. WA. Sears, and other
friends in Stowe.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Carter and son,
Clyde, motored to Barton Wednesday to
attend the Barton fair. They were &C.
companied home by their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frizzell of Sheffield
who will pass week or ten days with
them.
Some excitement was caused here last |
Thursday when Sheriff w. Buzzell under
orders from Sheriff Kelley of Hyde Park
held up % or thirty cars coming from
MorrisviIle way during the forenoon, a
measure to prevent the get
away of the booze runners cars that had |
evaded the sheriff in Hyde Park.
Mrs. E. B. Gale and guests, Miss Sang /
er, Marshall Johnson and Mrs. H. E.
Pike, visited Camel's Hump Thursday,
to "Callahan's" and hiking to
The summit by the new trail. The party
:ound the trip delightful one They
we're much interested IN the work of the
ire warden in charge OF the station, who
ound occasion to report some forest fires
while they were there
The high school opens with 116 pupils,
Is in the senior class and seven in the en-.
ering class. The small number in the
after class results from changes made in
the Junior high school owing to
~; ct from, tha e,Sy+L |
,rade to enter the seventh or first year
hose making I'D the class coming in from
he outside schools. There are at present
IS in the fifth and sixth grades. 40 in the
flird and fourth anu 46 III the first and
{ ond grades Others to come IN will
4ake $50 i'll the entire school.
The total receipts from tle annual Aug.
st slle Of the United Aid society for 1921
'ere $6l6 OF. Of this amount $225.S9
,as realized from the sale on August ii
nd the remaining amount of $500 II was /
contributed by The Community clubs who
ave been working throughout the year, .
be banner clubs being the Busy Bee club
Moscow contributing $174.2O and the r
end. a-Hand club of Fucker street $121 2S.
esides the money from the various clubs.
L contributed articles and worked in
Their ways for the success of thc SALE
he result is a satisfactory one and assures +
iccess to the aim of the society to raise d
thousand dollars in 1921.
The Rev. C. Z. Hayward and Mrs. Hay n
ard returned Friday night from Middle t
Try, where they attended the convoca- +
on of Congregational ministers Mrs.
award had charge of the ministers c
ives meeting Thursday afternoon. Mr.. le
Id Mrs. Hayward we're joined at Middle Il
Try Friday afternoon by their daughter,
iss Carolyn Hayward, nurse in train Il
6 at the Massachusetts General hospital b
Boston, who accompanied her parents t.
'me for three weeks vacation. Secre- n
ry E. Lawrence Bigelow of Middlebury q
ollege also accompanied the Haywards
Stowe to pass the weekend with his