News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-16
STOWE
Mrs James Browniee is in Montpelie

| Mrs James BroWniee is in Montpelier
Guy Holden, went last week Tuesday
to accept position in creamery at
Milton.
Miss Hattie Douglass. Lamoie county
Red Cross nurse, was 10 Stowe Tuesday of
of last week.
J. G. Benson attended the reunion of
1.-THE 1912 Legislature in Montpelier last
week Monday.
Walter Magoon, who recently UNDER
went an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, has returned home.
Harvey Gale, who was injured several
weeks ago while skiing, is gaining slowly and
able to sit up few minutes each day.
N. B. Robinson visited his mother, Mrs.
Ruth Robinson and sister, Mrs H. F.
Simmons. in Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Gibbs, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment, was accom-
panied to Burlington by Mrs. A. L.
Morrill,.
Mrs. A ]. Magoon went Monday to
Burlington to visit Mr.. Magoon, who is
receiving treatment at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Misses Beth Fuller of Mortified Falls
and Ada Fuller Of East Berkshire have
been called home by the dea.h of their
sister, Hilda.
c. o. Burt returned last Wednesday
from Burlington, where he has been stay
ing with his young son at the hospital.
The boy is making rapid recovery.
The Stowe iremen held a meeting at
the banquet hall Tuesday ev ,ning of last
week, when it was voted to postpone the
annual meeting from March II to March
81.
Miss inertia Demeritt entertained IA
little friends at her home on Bridge street
Saturday in honor Of her 18th birthday,
which occurred Monday. Games were
played and refreshments served.
William H. Warren, who has been car
rying on the Boyce farm for the past year,
has purchased of G.. N. Fisher the double
house which was formerly the
lower village schoolhouse. Immediate pos
session will be given.
Community club number four, met with
Mrs. Nina Shaw last Wednesday after
noon and re.organizad with the following
officers: President, Mrs. Maube Pike; vice
president, Mrs. Addie Simmons; secretary,
and treasurer, Mrs. Nina Shaw.
c. L. Mcmahon, who was in Burlington
On business the first of last week, reports
that there was much interest shown in the
Stowe carnival pictures which were exhib-
tied there last Tuesday. There we're scenes
Of the tractor, the skiing and jumping.
Mrs. Eveline Wilkins fell at the homeo of
ler daughter, Mrs. F. M. Claire Monday,
.hsn she tiipped over Their cker of chair,
striking on pitcher. She sustained a
'=vere cut on her upper lip. Several
stitches were required to close the cash.
Members of Mansfield Camp M. w.
A., and families enjoyed a social entertain
nent at the banquet hall Thursday eve
ling. Caids and games were played and
pleasant time enjoyed. The ladies fur
lished the lunch and maple sugar was
erved.
Frank Hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hart. and Miss Phoebe Story of Clare
mont, N. H were quietly married Tues
ay evening of last week, at the Commun-
tv church parlors by the Rev. G. E. Hay
Yard. Owing to the i'll health of his
ather, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will reside on
he farm for the present.
Eugene Shea, who has been visiting his
lister. Mrs. F E. Aspuith and family,
as gone to Brooklyn, N. Y, where he
7ill attend series of meetings of the
Visionary Alliance and will have charge
f a choir composed of so trained voices.
1r. Shea anticipates holding similar meet
,gs in this vicinity this summer,
Clarence Hale OF Muskegon Heights, :
Itch, has been visiting his cousin, C. NJ.
latts, and other friends in Stowe, for sew
al days. This is his first visit here since
5 years ago and it was a real pleasure to
new old acquaint ances and privilege to
e treated to maple sugar on snow Mr..
ale left Tuesday for Richmond, where
E will visit cousin, Mrs Fred Berry,
fence to Malone, ~ Y. on his return to
[ichigan.
The Busy Bee club met with Mrs. Fan
e Faun, e at Moscow Wednesday after
,on Supper was served to 80 and cards
er played in the evening, when ice cream
Id cake we're served. The committee
,pointed to arrange for an entertainment
be given at the school house some time
April consisted of Mrs. Fannie Faurce,
RS. William Adams, Mrs. Fred Moulton,