News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
STOWE

| and Ms H. Z. Pike, is H.
Mrs. Z. A. Raymond passed last week
with her mother, Mrs, A, A, Jenkins in
Morrisville.
c. H Smith returned Monday morning
from Boston, leaving Mrs Smith recover
ing from tonsiitis
Mr.. A. N. Cough u Irasburg is with
her sister, Mrs. IL S Mathews. Mrs.
Mathews is more comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ioderre # Tor
rington, Conn are visiting Mr.. GodelIes
brotner-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
O. Wells.
The Rev. c. E. Hayward conducted
prayer service at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs B. NJ. Nowcity Sunday afternoon for
the child born to them Saturday that
died at birth.
Dr. Goddard of Morrisville, who was
called to see Carl Dyke pronounces his
illness the result of a clot of blood n the
brain and gives encouragement that he
can be helped
Mrs. Dustin Lackard has had papers
made out for the adoption Of the boy,
Walter Thayer Lackard, now nearly two
years old. whom she has been caring for
tie past year. The childs fsther lost his
life in tile World War.
A sharp discharge of electricity was ex-
perienced at the central telephone office
early Friday evening. As result three
telephone lines were put out Of commission.
The flash of lightning was noticed in
other parts of the village.
A game of basket ball between the
Stowe high school and the Wells River
high school team at the town hall Thurs
day evening resulted in SCORE of Is to 10 |
in favor of Stowe. The game was good |
one and the teams were we'll matched.
The name of E. A. Eggleston should |
have been included in the report of the
vote of thanks at the annual community |
church meeting Mr.. Eggleston has done |
a good deal of work on the repairs and |
and has presented no bill.
Jasper Sanville, who with Mrs. Sanville !!
went to Irasburg to pass the Christmas,
season, was taken very i'll and rushed to
the Fanny Allen hospital, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis. Mrs
Sanville is in Winooski SO as to be near
him.
Frank E. Asquith has sold his farm on
West Hill, formerly known as the ]. E.
Russ farm, to Messrs. Marsh of Fort
Ethan Allen and Norman of Richford.
Mr.. Asquith has purchased the Harry
Russ farm, fornerly known as the Lyman
Clark place and will take possession jan
larry 16.
At the annual meeting of the Unity
Church Friday evening, L. L. Harris was
e-elected president, A. R. Straw was
elected secretary, and Miss Nellie Sargent
vas elected treasurer. The above men
toned officers and M. c. Lovejoy, H. w.
3atrows and E. c. Scribner constitute the
oard of trustees. 8
The Sunday school classmates and girl
-iends to the number of 90, gave Harry 7
adams a surprise party at the home of
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Adams,
aturday evening in honor of his IA birth
ay on Sunday. Games we're enjoyed
nd the friends presented Harry with a i
It of Boy Scout books.
At the recent annual meeting of the z
community Church vote of thanks was
wen to Mr.. and Mrs. Emery c. Mower
Burlington for generous gift to the v
nifty Church Ladies Aid, the balance of
hich has recently been expended on some n
the Improvements of the Community.
is friends in Stowe are sorry to learn of
[r. Mowers continued ill health. :,
The following officers we're elected for
)21 at the session of the Sunday school A
1nday. Superintendent, Mrs. Cora Hay
ard; first assistant, F. M. Small; second o
sistant, Mrs. Janet Adams; secretary and
easurer, Miss Sadie Cary; choirister, Mrs.
ora Hayward; organist, Miss Marjorie a
ats; primary superintendent, Mrs Doro- W
y Nelson; assistant superintendent, Miss
lsan Bigelow; organist, Miss Dorothy re
arrows; cradle roll superintendent. Mrs -
yrtie Raymond. There were 1852 pres II,
t at the session. lie
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Houston and fam
:, who expected to leave for their home So
Bernyn, Penn, Saturday, were detained -
the illness of Mrs. Houston and will
It leave for few days. Mrs. Houston M
recovering from an attack of bronchitis.
veral of the family at ]. E. Houston's pr
We been i'll with the prevailing distemper no
t are recovering. Others who have heen
with the distemper, which usually takes
g form of hard cold, are Mrs. H. A. az
ilkins, Mrs. G. NJ. Watts, Mrs. A. w. So
llins and Mrs. H. G. McMahon. m