News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-10-05
STOWE

Mrs. Lena B. Reed has returned to he
home in Berlin after several weeks in town
W. L. Bennett has several pulle's nc
quite five months old that have begun t
lay.
| A. P.'Smith is attending fair and Wis
iting his brother, o. W. Smith, at Contoo
cook, N. H.
Mrs. G. W. Clark of Morrisyille recent.
ly called on her aunts, Mrs. Eunice Pot
tie and Mrs. Abbie Pike.
S. A. Stebbins, C. D. Bruce, E. L.
Berrows and Sanborn attended the fair a,
Mortified last week Wednes day.
Canned goods. preserves and inns for
the Mary Fletcher hospital drive may be
left at any time with Mrs. H. E. Shaw.
Mrs. Eva Bently Fletcher has moved
her household goods to her home in Cam.
bridge from W. F. Harris house at the
lower village.
| Mrs. Helen Amy Butler and daughter
Miss Katherine Butler of Boston, are
guests at E. B. Gales, expec ing foreman
several weeks.
The members of Sickle Chapter, o. E.
S., will present the western comedy, The
| Arizona Cowboy" at the Akeley Memo
rial building Friday evening, October 7.
E. F. Cleveland went Wednesday to at
tend the Mortified fair. Before return
ing home Mr.. Cleveland will visit his
brother, George Cleveland, aid sister,
Mrs. Green, in Roxbury.
Miss Mary Bailey gave bacon bat"
Tuesday evening of last week at her home
to twelve of her young friends, serving the
bacon and Accomplishments on the river
bank. Miss Bailey left last Monday to
enter school in Boston.
Seventeen of his f.iends gave Lyle
Spaulding surprise party at his home
last Tuesday evening in honor of his 18th
birthday anniversary, Games wer eplayed
refreshments we're served and gifts were
left as reminders of the occasion.
Harry Mcmahon, who has visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W MaMahon
at Moscow, returned one day recently to
Bristol, Conn. His aunt, Mrs. c. T.
Hayes of Waterbury Center, accompanied
Mr.. Mcmahon to Plainville, Conn.
Plains are being arranged for school
week which is to begin Sunday, October
q. The programs are being made out
~ the Seniors. Special invitations will
De sent out by the school to those who do
lot have children attending school here.
The Misses Alice Nutting and Gertrude
Clark returned recently from Sugar Hill,
u. H., where they have been employed
It the Look.Off Hotel. They we're ac-
home by Miss Lydia Hollen-
,eck, who is the guest of Miss Nutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buker of St. AL
pans visited Mr.. Buker's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. 6uker, last
Tuesday and with them had delightful
rip to Smuggler's Notch Tuesday after
lo-n. They returned TO St. Adams We'd
lesday by way of the Notch.
At a hearing on the case of Thomas
Mccall, charged with operating still.
Mccall pleaded guilty and was sentanced
20 not less than six months or more than
one year at Windsor. On account of his
wife and five children the sentence was
suspended and Mccall was placed in the
lands of the probation officer.
A son was born on Sept, 22nd to Mr.
and Mrs. Mathew Thatcher of Norwood
Mass. Mrs. Thatcher was formerly Miss
Harriet Adams and is daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Erwin Adams. Mrs. Adams.
Who is with her daughter has had X-ray |
Examination for long standing trouble
which is pronounced as gallstones.
W. W. Thomas of Morrisville was a
isitor in Stowe last Wednesday and
thursday. District Superintendent W.
}. Davenport and the Rev. W. T. Best
{ Morrisville were here last week Tues
ay in consultation with trustees of the
4. E. Church property whicd according
} the law of the denomination belongs
, the Methodist conference. Another
leeting will be called in the future for a
ecision in the matter.