News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-11
STOWE

c. ]. Lang OF Cambridge was recen
visitor in Stowe.
Mrs. Charles Ayers Of Waterbury was a
visitor in Stowe Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Muzzy of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting at George Spaulding's.
Ingais Godfrey of Springfield, Mass,
called on friends in town this week.
Mrs. A. H. Slayton visited her niece,
Mrs. ii. H. Dermeritt, of Waterbury of
last week.
Walter Morgan, a senior at Norwich
University, passed the weekend at his
home here.
Miss Mildred Mcmahon returned from
Burlington Thursday, where she has pass
several days.
Richard Davis has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he recently
had an operation.
Guy Holden has returned to Milton,
where he has employment, after spending
several days at his home.
Miss Lille Marshall has employment as
bookkeeper in the office of the Vermont
State hospital at Waterb bury.
A special meeting of the Red Cross was
held at the home of the president, Mrs.
Nina Shaw, Wednesday evening of last
week.
Roderic Riley has completed work at
the Gold Brook Creamery and will have
employment at the creamery at East
Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sulham az d little
daughter attended the funeral of Mr.. Sui
hams grandfather, Albert Sulham, in Nor
risville Friday.
H. E. Shaw attended meeting of the
' directors CT the Lamoile County Savings
Bank & Trust Company at Hyde Park last |
week Thursday.
W. W. Ayers is in a critical condition
at the Fanny Allen hoapitaI. Mrs. Ayers |
is with him, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. |
Adams visited him Friday.
Harry Dubuque was in New YORK last ',
week with his two-year-ol son, who has |
had an operation performed by DR.. Albee
for tuberculosis of the spine.
Mrs. Robert Dixon, who was called |
here by the death of her nephew, Private
Kenneth Foster, returned to her home in |
Donocona, P. O., Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Lewis, who visited |
Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M o. |
Marshall, on their wedding trip have re-
turned to Worcester, Mass, where they !
will reside.
The ladies' of the West Branch Com. |
munity club will give social at the West |
Branch church Wednesday evening. Each |
lady is asked to bring box of lunch for
two and hot coffee will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Jenney, who have
passed the winter in Florida with Mr..
Jenney's daughters Mrs. Mary Luce, at
Miami, and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins, at Fort
Pierce, returned home last Wednesday.
On their return they visited Mrs. Jenney's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Smith, at Danbury, Conn, where
they we're joined by Mrs. Jenney's mother,
Mrs. Alma Smith, who has passed several
weeks there and accompanied the party
to Stowe.
Mrs. A. J.. Houston has returned fl ON
Montreal, where she met her mother, Mrs.
Annie Spanden, and youngest brother, Al
fred Spanden, who had come from their
home in Preston, Lancashire, England, and
had planned to come to Stowe for short
stay, later going to Vancouver, where they
expected to make their future home. four :
sons, already residing there. They were
allowed to come only as far as St. Adams
because they had no passport for the
United States. None was required for
them to enter Canada Or the United States
must have a passport. Mrs. Houston
was greatly disappointed not to have hel
mother and brother come to Stowe as her
mother is in feeble health and needed a
rest before starting for Vancouver. Pass
ports could have been obtained but the
process IS so long that it did not seem
advisable to do so for after they have
gained aresidence in Canada they come to
the States with less difficulty.
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