News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-27
STOWE

| MISS .betn ruler OF Nortnneld ais
visited her home in Stowe over Sundoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Barrows and Miss
Alice Barows we're in Burlington Monday
Mrs. A. A. Royce who has been in poor
health through the winter, is gaining slowly
w. 7. Burt is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment for an infected
finger.
Mrs Alva Magooa and children returned
Saturday from visit with relatives in
Swanton.
A meeting Of Lincoln Chaoter, R. A.
NJ, was held at Masonic hall Friday even
ing with IS present.
The members Of the H. H. Smith Relief
Corps attended the fune al 81 Private
Kenneth R. Foster in body.
The Ever Ready club met with Mrs.
Arlu Adams at the lower village Thurs
day afternoon Refreshments we're served.
Mrs George F. Beecher OF Woonsocket,
R. l., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rosa
mond Macutchan end other friends in
Stowe.
There will be Grange dance at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday evening,
April 20, with music by ellis orchestra OF
Morrisville.
a car load Of tractors shipped last week
to Mcmahon Brothers is the first solid
carload Of tractors ever shipped into La.
noble county.
The Maple Triangle club met with Ms
Bertha Pratt Friday afternoon With
eleven prese-t, working on bsd-quilt and
other articles for the August safe
Miss Hattie Pratt. town clerk, has re-
ceived blanks for hunting and fishing icen-
ses. Miss Pratt asks those who have
to come in and exchange them Tor
George S. Gale has been appointed pa
troll for the West Branch road from the
village to Stowe Forks. Tohn McManis
is patrol from Stowe Forks to Smuggers'
Notch.
Miss Marjorie Lerrey of New York City
visited her cousin, Miss Jessie Southland,
last week, coming from Fairfax, where
she has passed the winter with Miss South
ards parents.
Earl Sulhann has completed his work for
Mrs. Della Moody and has moved his
family into rooms in ia ie Warren's house
on Maple street. Burt Wedge has mover |
into the Melvin house vacated by the
Mr.. and Mrs. James Browniee Of Mont
oelier visited Mrs. Browniee's parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. c. Hayward and sister,
Miss Caroline Hayward, over Sunday.
Mr.. Browniee returned home Monday.
Mrs. Browniea returned Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Bashaw was called Monday
20 Eden by the death of her brothers. wife
Mrs. N. B. Mower. Her daughter, Mrs
J. B. Allen of Northampton, Mass, came
20 Stowe Monday afternoon and was ac-
to Eden by Healy J. Bashaw.
F. E. Asquith has sold the farm recent
y purchased ofO E. Styles to Aide Cour-
,hain of Ottawa, Ontario, who has taken
possession. Mrs. Asquith is visiting
rieuds in New Haven, Conn Mr.. AS
luith is looking for another farm and the
'oung ladies are still at the Styles farm.
There was large attendance at the
nid-month meeting of the H. H. Smith,
Vomen's Relief Corps, Thursday evening.
he routine business was carried out, three
publications. for membership we're received
nd Mrs. Laura Robinson gave several
eadings. Mrs Arthur Marshall and Mrs.
rank Buker of Waterbury Center were
uests.
Mrs. Elnlire Gale, who has passed the
inter with her daughters, Mrs. E. B. {
orbes snd Mrs. E. ]. Houston, and other +
aildren has reopened her home on West
ranch. Her daughter, Mrs. Polly Cline. S
nd Mrs. Cline's little daughter, Ruth,
Re with Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Cline will car =
: on dressmaking. which trade she has
armed during the winter in St. Louis.
Frhe Lend-a-hand Community club
i've an entertainment and box party at C
le Fucker school house Friday evening, 0
alizing $3l.0O including the proceeds g
ON the sale of homemade candy and n
op-corn and bedquilt. A box 1urch '
as served. The entertainment program il
cluded duets by the Misses Irene AS b
nth and Laura Bailey on the violin and p
andolin, song by the Misses Allie Nc. )
lean and Allie Wright, recitations by V
onald Fastio and Pearl Denton, reading IL
Miss Denton and Miss Dorothy AS e.
lit. "
uneral of Kenneth r. Foster :
A Drayer service at ono oic1ool, Co., Jo1, ' q