News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
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town during the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Horner of Moscow
are parents of daughter born Saturday.
Irving Lovely is seriously i'll with water
on one lung at his home at Stowe Forks,
Mrs. Ethel Ayers returned to Water bury
Center Thursday, after visiting Miss Mar.
jorie Watts.
| E. w. Tinkham returned to Montpelier
Friday, AFTER passing part of the week
at his home.
Mrs. F. S. Boardman returned to the
Fanny Allen hospital Monday for con-
tinua:ion of treatment.
Miss Ella Sargent was called to Winoos.
XII Saturday on account of the serious con.
dition of her brother, L. C. Sargent.
Henry Martin of Swanton, representa-
tive of the International Harvester COM
pany, has been business visitor here Tor
several days.
The infant daughter born Saturday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Horn
CT at Moscow died Saturday afternoon.
Otto, the six-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist of Stowe Forks,
who has been very i'll with rheumatic few
er, is recovering.
At the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday evening the first and sec.
ond degrees we're worked on a class by the
Grange degree team.
Miss Dorothy Barrows of Stowe was one
Of those chosen for the committee to for
ward the student Memorial building fund
at the University of Vermont.
The dinner served by the women Of The
own on carnival day netted $84, which
vas turned over to the Stowe Civic Club
oward the expenses of the carnival.
There was $50 house at the third pre-
entation of the mems minstrel show Fri
ay evening. The entertainment was
allied the best of the three presentations.
Mrs. Jane Atkins. who has passed the
inter with her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Kel.
'gg, in Montpelier, came Friday to the
ONE of her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Godfrey.
The Farmers shipped live stock Satur-
ay to the extent of about twenty-five
cad. The weighing and loading was in
large of Messrs. Bull, Beauchemin and
atuch.
Among those who visited Mount Mans
I'D Friday were the Rev. C. E. Hayward,
bert Raymond and Dennis Kaiser. The
ip was made on snowshoes. H. G.
nth carried the party to the foot Of the \
ountain.
Miss Ella Sargent returned Monday,
aving her brother, L c. Sargent, doing
I'll and apparently relieved, after the un.
vorable condition of last week. He was
essed Sunday for the first time since his
st operation.
The Burt Company's tractor, which
mt to Waterbury for crowd of 60 PEG.
:, coming to the minstrel show, broke
wn on its return trip to Waterbury, SO
at it was necessary for the electric car
take the party home.
The meeting of the H. H. Smith Relief
rps will open at seven o'clock Thursday
ening. The public are invited to attend
2 program which will begin at S:l5 and
i be appropriate to the Washington and
ncoln anniversary season.
Orlo Jenney and Leon Dyke of Jeffer.
willie made trip from Jacksonville to
owe on Skis Friday after school ard re-
lined at the home of the formers parl
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Jenney, unit
nday when they left for Jacksonville in
same way.
rhe photographer from Berlin, N. H.,
o makes a speciality of winter carnival
mes has been in town several days TAX
pictures Of the main street, where
uce trees were set in the snow for dec
tions for the carnival He also took
boggan hill, the ice palace. and the ski
Up. He has taken pictures at Brattle-
o and several other places, where there
been similar meets and left Friday for
mover.
Mrs. Jessie Gonzeau Carter, wife of
ston Carter, died at their homs in one
he Burt tenements on Main street Sat.
ay morning of cardiac asthma, from
oh she had long been sufferer. Be-
IS her husband, Mrs. Carter leaves a
ghter Of five and one-half years and
niger son. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter have
d in Stowe about two years, coming
e from Barre. Mr.. Carter is employed
the c. E. & F. o. Burt Co. The fun
was held Monday afternoon at two
ock at the house.