News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-22
STOWE

| Inc Stowe hlgh anu graded SCHOOLS
closed Friday for weeks vacation.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hayward
passed Thursday and Friday in
| Montpelier
| Mrs. benjamin Mayo and daughter
returned to Waterbury after passing
the week at E. c. Mayo's.
Miss Theresa Hill went Friday to
pass the remainder of her vacation
at her home in Burlington.
N. r. Godfrey returned Thursday
from st. Johnsbury where he visited
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Welch.
Robert r. Mcmahon of Duluth,
| Mimi, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Orpha Mcmahon, for few days.
Prof. C. A. Adams of Tufts Uni
versity and family Of Medford, Mass.
are here on account of the death of
Mrs. Adams father, M. P. Russell.
| Members of the Triangle Commun-
ity Club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. H. E. Shaw and completed
| several garments for needy family.
| Mrs. George Hart returned We'd
nesday to Morrisville, where she is
employed, after passing several
| weeks at the home of her son, Frank
Hart.
Roy Tromblay, whose fine for tor
turing his horse and costs, amounting
to sos at Stowe has been paid by
friends. He has been released from
custody and returned to Waterbury.
The birthday party given at w. M.
Adams Tuesday evening was in hon
or of Elmer Crapper of Brooklyn,
n. Y, who is guest at the Adams
home.
P. G. CANNON has sold the Harry
E. Russ farm to Frank E. Asquith
and will return soon with his family
to Central Falls, R. |. his former
home.
Mrs. S. E. Dewey went Thursday to
visit friends and relatives in Middle
bury. She will make her home at
the Middlebury Inn, during her stay
there.
The Ever Ready Community Club
met with Mrs. S. A. Stowell on lower
Main street Thursday afternoon, with
II present. A meeting on April
will be held with Mrs. H. w. Ravlin
at the lower village.
H. H. Smith Relief Corps was held
Thursday evening. The members
voted to denote $40 to the Near East
Relief and to purchase 40 yards of
cloth for the use of a needy family.
Gustave Gimietti of New York city
is guest at E. B. Gales on West
Branch, where he passed several
months last season. Mr.. Gimietti,
who is noted artist, comes at this
time to secure Vermont snow scenes.
The Young Ladies' Community
Club met with Mrs. Dorothy Nelson
last week with 80 present. St. Pat
rick favors were enjoyed. The meet
ing in April will be held with Mrs.
Lola Douglass.
w. M. Adams was given a surprise
party March Ia in honor of his birth |
day. Several tables of cards were
played music was enjoyed and dainty
refreshments including a birthday |
cake lighted with candles, ice cream
and coffee was served. The evening
was very entertaining, the party did |
not break till an early hour.
George Lavie, about 80, was COM
mitted to the county Jail at Hyde |
Park in default of $500 bail after he |
was charged with taking $40 and !
suit Of clothes from Cassius Gibbs |
of Stowe Hollow, March 16. He was
brought before Justice C. M. Watts !
and held for the June term of La
noble county court. He has been
employed by Mr.. Gibbs for some time ,
Fred Pike of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in town.
George Norway of Montpelier is
guest at Albert Taraway's
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Miner and |
daughter, Evelyn, are i'll with the
grip.
Miss Mary Stone of Simmons Col
lege is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. o.
Burt.
The Bridge Street Community Club
met with Mrs. j. M. Ruiter Friday
afternoon.
Miss Grace PIoof of Lebanon is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ploof.
Town Clerk Miss Hattie Pratt has
received the hunting and fishing
licenses for 1922.
Mrs. H. E. McCuen and little
laughter have returned from the
Nary Fletcher hospital.
|. M. BOardman of the University
If Vermont passed the weekend
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
3oardman.
B. c. Bull, returned Saturday from
Chateaugay, N. Y, where he has
passed three weeks During his stay
lie disposed of his farm there, which
vas bequeathed him by a deceased
'elative.
The C. E. e. F. o. Burt Co. shipped
Z steers weighing $4,000 pounds to
he Brighton stock market Saturday.
The Ever-Ready Community Club
will give a box social at the Com
nunity Church dining room on the
vening of March 49, A musical and
literary program will be carried out.
aides are asked to bring box lunch
or two.
Miss Lima Stevens entertained the ,
iris of her Sunday School class and
heir friends and the class teacher,
Hiss Arlie Wright, at the home of
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I
tevens, on West Branch Friday eve