News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-01
STOWE

e. w. Tinkham went to Burlington
on business. Monday.
The Cooperative Cattle shippers ship
ped 40 head of cattle Saturday.
Carroll Brown has finished his work at
Proctorsville and returned home.
Mrs. Evira Gale is recovering slowly
from her recent attack of illness.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. G A..
Dewey has been named Sidney Albert.
Miss Jane Ton1linson is recovering slow
ly from the injuries received from fall.
1t is expected that photographs of the
Stowe winter carnival will be on sale next
week.
E,nmons Sargent of Cabot is spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. H. E.
Shaw. M
DIR. E. J. Foster has returned to Water
bury Center, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Sears.
Mrs. Carl Dyke is in Morristown, car
ing for Mrs. Ami Wood, who is confined
to Der bed. by illness.
Mrs. Aurilla Smith, who sustained
shock at her home at IL o'clock Friday
night is in critical condition.
Mrs. Eva Wheeler of Centerville is Wis
iting her son, Roger Bedell, at Mrs. Julia
Jones where they are Employed.
The condition of Edwin Peterson is re-
ported favorable. after an operation for ap-
pendictis at the Fanny Allen hospital.
The junior class of Stowe high school
will present on March at the auditorium,
the three act drama. For the Love of
Johnny."s
The high wind Thursday night put sew
eral telephones out of commission requr-
ing service from A. L. Huntley, repair
man from Morrisville.
Miss Grace Ploof has been called to
West Lebanon. N. H., by illness in the
family of her brother-in.law aud sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belts.
H. c. Mcmahon and c. E. Nelson went
Monday to Burlington to serve as grand
jurors in the United States court and ],
C.. Benson to serve as petit jurors.
H. A. and H. ]. Foster went Monday
to Fort Covington. N. Y, to attend the
50th wedding anniversary of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Foster on Feb. %.
The condition of Mrs. Aurilla Smith re-
mains serious following shock. Mrs. o.
H. Smith was called home Sunday from
Medford. Mass, by the illness of her
mother -in.law.
Members of the H. H. Smith w. R. c.
enjoyed social hour and picnic supper
at headquarters in honor of Washington
birthday and afterwards attended the
Community social.
Miss Dorothy Barrows wasintiated into
the Delta Alpha society OF The University
of Vermont Thursday. Miss Nadine
Boardman was one OF the alurnnae who at
tended the banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley passed the
weekend with their son. Roderick Riley,
at East Hardwick. Mr.. Riley returned
Monday and Mrs. Riley will visit friends
in Hyde Park.
The secretary Of the Triangle Commun-
ity club has received from the manage
ment of McCall's Magazine a check 70:
$25 as a premium for a club Of so sub.
scribers for the magazine which the Tri- |
angle club has raised.
Mrs. E. ]. Houston of Cady's Falls was
called here Friday by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Elvira Gale. who was su-
fering serious attack of cardiac asthma |
Mrs Gale was more comfortable Saturday
and Mrs. Houston returned home that
afternoon.
Miss Ella Sargent went Saturday to Wi
nooski and was accompanied home by her
brother. Leo c. Sargent, who has been at
the Fanny Allen hosp tai. Mr.. Sargent
had an operation on serious case of ap-
pendicitis and second one for conplica-
tiors.
The Misses Ruth Collins and Ruby
Shaw returned Friday from Canada, where
they visited the Rev. and Mrs. W. H.
May. The young ladies admit that they
got soaked when they visited the Cana
dian side of the line but claim that it was
by a perfectly legitimable rainstorm.
Mrs. Ianc Howe of Rutland, who
passed sometime with her sister, Mrs. AL.
mira Slayton, went Saturday to Water
bury and will 90 to Burlington to day on
her way to Rutland. Mrs. Slayton is at
Sparhawk Sanitarium in Burlington for
treatment for an ulcer on the eyeball.
The Older Girls" realized about $40
rom the excellent supper they served at