News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-08-03
STOWE

Miss Beatrice Kaiser has returned tc
Waterbury after visiting her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Walker are visiting
Mr., Walkers parents in Woodstock.
A. B. Post OF Newport is. passing ten
days with his son.in-law, H. S. Mathews,
and family.
Miss Nellie Eaton Of Chicago is a guest
for week at the hoge Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. and Lucy Scribner,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Cobb and daughter
of Johnson have passed the week with Mr..
Cobb's mother, Mrs. Florence Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris, Miss Ida Harris.
Mrs. F. H. Harris and Mrs Alice A, Hum
phrey visited Smuggler's Notch Thurs
day.
The fire department met for practice
Thursday evening and washed out the
bridge over the Waterbury river near J.
M. Rutler's.
There will be an ice cream festival and
dance at the Palisades for the benefit Of
the Red Cross Friday evening. The Stowe
Military Band will give concert.
H. E. Shaw, C. E. Nelson, W. A.
Knight, H. S. Knight, Donald Douglass
end HI. E. Burnham attended the concert
given by Sousa's band in Burlington Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brownlee of Mont
pelier and Mr.. Brownlee's sister, Miss
Sarah Brownlee, of Chicago are passing a
week with Mrs. Brownlees parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Hayward.
Golden J. Montgomery has had mounted
the head of the deer he shot last fall,
making very handsome wall ornament.
The horns have eight points. The work
was done by firm in Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Harris, who
have passed few days in Stowe. went
Friday to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Harris, in Keene, N. H., on the
way TO their home in Montclair, N. !.
The Helping Community Club" of
Stowe met with Mrs. Ida Hill Thursday
afternoon with nine members present,
Who worked on dresses and aprons. The |
next meeting will be held Thursday after
loon, August z, at the school-house.
P. E. Marsh of Fort Ethan Allen, who
purchased the F. E. Asquith farm on
Vest Hill last winter, came from the fort |
With truck and was accompanied back
~ Mrs. Marsh, with their household |
,oods. 1t is understood that the farm re-
,erts to Mr.. Asquith.
H. E. Pike, Mrs M. c.. Tinkham, Mrs. J
}. E. Dewey, Mrs. A. A. Pike and Miss !
Marion Pike visited little Kathryn Pike /
It the Barre City hospital Thursday. Mrs.
bike, who has been with her daughter,
pent Thursday in Stowe. The condition |
# little Kathryn still improves but she |
will have to remain in Barre for treat
nent for several weeks.
The Radcliffe Chautaqua program for |
he three days session here August 6. 8,
nd 9 is as follows: First day, afternoon,
by the Uni. Orchestra Club;
ecture, The Value OF the Indidual,
v. T. S. CUP; evening, lecture, " Amer !
as Political Ideal, Mr.. Cup; enter
University orchestra club. Sc, ]
md day afternoon, A Community Pro- |
ram, by the Chautauqua director; con-
ert by the Franceska Lawson Company;
Miss Daphne Carraway ia a program
# stories for young and old; opening of the
unior citizenship campaign and play
round period; evening, lecture, " Ameri-
as Social Ideal, by the Chautuaqua di- |
ector; concert by the Franceska Lawson |
Company. Third day, afternoon, concert |
~ the Squires Trio; lecture, Americas !
Industrial Ideal, 4" Mr.. Hodgdon; concert