News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-02
STOWE

zoe for everybody. Proceeds for starving
children in Europe.
Miss Lois Riley has been i'll severa
days
Harold and Charles Breer have returned
from Westfeld and are employed by A. B.
Weeks
All who have Red Cross yarn are asked
to complete and hand in garments as soon
as convenient
| A deputy from the internal revenue Of
flee will be here February 7 and to assist
people in making out income taxes
c. A. Simmons of the board OF select
men is re- lining the walls in the corridor
| of the Aktley Memorial building.
H. R. Warren of Moscow; who has been
i'll from the effects of hard cold and who
was worse Friday, was better Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley were called
to Hyde Park Sunday by the sudden death
of MIR. Riley's, cousin, Charles Goddard.
News Of thedeath of Hiram M. Mott of
Syracuse, N Y, was received here Sun
day, his death following a shock on Janu-
airy "a.
Mrs. A. A. Emery, who has been heie
on account of the illness and death Of her
father, S. W. Barrows, returned. to St.
Adams Monday.
| A. R. Straw and H. S. Mathews OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange attended the
funeral of Julius H. Mudgett in Morris
town Monday.
A basket ball game at the town hall
Friday evening between Stowe high and
the Montpelier Pirates resulted in score
Of 80 to 20 in favor of Stowe.
F. Smith and H. E. Shaw we're in
Montpelier Thursday evening to attend
the reunion of the Legislature of 1908, of
which Mr., Smith was member.
E. w. Payne's right arm was caught
in circular saw while working at A. ].
Houston's, Saturday. A cash threeinches
long on the elbow required ten stitches to
close and will prevent any use of the arm
for the present.
The following have been appointed to
serve as committee on flowers for the
Community Church services: Mrs. Agnes
Jenney, Mrs Mertie Raymond and Mrs.
Clio Stafford. Cut flowers contributed
that are not desired to be returned will be
distributed 10 the shut ms" in the COM
munity.
Mr.. Mott, who was about 70 years of
age, leaves his wife, formerly Miss Ellen
Towne of Stowe, and son. In the early
70's Mr.. Mott published :" The Stowe
Journal" and later he published the
Brandon Union in Brandon. He after
wards became lawyer and has lived at |
Champlain, N. " St. Adams and for
several years at Syracuse. Mrs Mott |
has been a great invalid for many years.
The lecturers program at the meeting |
Of Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday |
evening included recitations by Miss Me- |
lie George and ], F. Camphell; solo by
Mrs. Myette Mccarthy; report of the
State Grange session by A. r Straw. Lew
is Latuch and Mrs. Mccarthy were ap-
pointed to investigate the establishment
Of canning kitchen. The master, c, E.
Bellows and Mrs. Myette Mccarthy were
appointed captains of two degree teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. George, Victor
George, Mrs A. ]. Magoon and Mrs. w.
A. Smith attended the funeral of Miss
Mertie George at Morristown Corners
Friday Miss Georges family were all
present excepting her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Barr, who's the mother Of an infant about
wo weeks old, but whose family was rep
esented by her son, Leml,y Barr, of St.
Tohnsbury. Miss George was recovering
rom an operation fer tunor when peri
onitis developed, from which she died.
Ter death was shock to her friends who
we're not aware that she was in the hos. a.,
'IIdl bIlIii IlOtl.IGu Gl4dL S4lS IOu!u IOJ 1
ecover.
The box social given by the Busy Bee
hub at Moscow was carried out very sue
essfully. A program included solos by
Hiss Floy Collins; readings by Mrs. r. L.
4 oulton and Mrs. H. L. Moulton; recita
ion by c. E Bellows, one-act farce by
1rs. Natalie Chadwick and E. B. rbes;
nd remarks Ay the Rev. c. E. Hayward T
he auctioneering of the lunch boxes by :
:. E. Slayton provoked much hilarity. '
here was large attendance and the re-
sipts were $25.19. The last item on the
rogram was a challenge to the men of
lie community to give an entertainment r
n the benefit of the club. The challenge
as accepted and an entertainment prom
ed for the evening of Feb. %. ;
Civic Club
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