News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-01-11
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s sta Of several months in Bellows Falls
! The Lend a. Hand club will meet with
$ Mrs. A E. Rcketson Thursday Afternoon
|, Miss BEATRICE Kaiser returned Saturday
from Water bury; where she pissed her
vacation.
Miss Sadie Cary has complete work at
the Heaton hospital in Montpeli.r and has
returned to Stowe.
; Miss Glendora Nutting went Monday
to take nurses training in generel hos
pisal at Bridgeport Conn.
Mrs. Ernest Robinson and daughter, re.
tur-ed to Waterbury Center Saturday, at.
tsr visiting relatives in town.
Rev. G. R. Brush of Hardw;cl conduct
ed an Episcopal service 1t the Akeley Me.
mortal building Sunday afternoon.
Miss Julia Aiken of Montpelier and
stePfather, c. H. Rathburn of Waterbury
were visitors at A, w. Collins, Sunday.
Miss EIoise Magoon, who passed her
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Edmund
LaRock in Richmond, returned Monday
to enter school.
Miss Grace Ploof returned Saturday
from Winooski, leaving her mother, Mrs.
Fred Ploof, as comfortable as possible at
the Fanny Allen hospital.
A daughter, Norma Elizabeth, was bonn
! January to Mr., and Mrs. Howard La
of Stowe Hollow Mrs. Cynthia Page is
! caring for Mrs Lang.
Mrs. A. A. Hunter and children, Rosa
mond and Billy, have returned to Swan
ton, after two weeks with Mrs. Hunters
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ruiter.
Edwin Bigelow, assistant to the presi
dent at Middlebury College, was guest
over the weekend at the home of his !
cousins, Misses Annie and Susan Bigelow.
Miss Ella Sargent returned Friday from
visit to her brother, L. c. Sargent, at |
the Fanny Allen hospital. Mr.. Sargent is
doing well, but will not be able to come
home at present.
Mrs. Dwight Smith entertained a few !
friends at dinner Friday evening in honor /
of Major Smiths birthday. DR.. H. w.
Barrows, who was enc of the guests was
also celebrating birthday.
Mrs. Mary Gibbs, who has been i'll at
her home on Maple street for several
weeks, has been taken to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. T, L, Smith in Morris
vile, where she continues very i'll,
Mrs w. L. Wright and Mrs. 0. W.
Styles Of Hyde Park passed Sunday with
their father, N. c. Styles, who is in poor
health. Mrs. Styles, Who is in poor
health, is passing the winter with Mrs
Wright.
The annual meeting' Of the United Aid
society will be held with Mrs. Nina Shaw
Wednesd y Afternoon at fwo o'clock. All
members of the society and of the various
clubs or interested in any wayin the COM
munity work, are urged to attend.
Miss Jessie Southland resumed her pos
ton as organist at the Community church
Sunday morning service. G. H. Shap
and c. L, G Tonilinson acted as ushers
The welcoming committee appointed by
: he head usher, Mrs. H. E. Shaw, for the
month Of January consists Of Mrs Agnes
Jenney and Mrs Hattie Recer.
The Stowe high~and graded schools OPP
ned Monday for the winter term. Prin.
Strand, who retuIned Saturday from Brat.
tleboro, was accompanied by Mrs. Strand
and daughter Sylvia, who have been de-
tanned in Brattleboro since December l by ,
the illness Of the daughter with scarlet
fever.
Or. J. B. Wheeler of Burlington was o
called in consultation on the case of J. E.
Russ Friday. Mr. Russ has been i'll for r
several weeks with what Is thought may +
De form Of typhoid tlv similar to that
which his daughter, MISS Grace Russ. has
oeen having. Miss Russ condition is
slowly improving It the Fanny Allen hos
oi;al, where She is having treatment.
The following officers we're elected at a
he session Of the Community church
chooI Sunday, the names being presented
~ a nominating committee consisting Of
Mrs. Ida Culver, Mrs Agnes Jenney, Mrs
latte Rocer; superintendent, Mrs. Cora
Hayward; first assistant, Mrs. Della Tom. u
inson; second assistant, F. NJ. Small; sec. g
etary, Miss Pearl Taylor; treasurer, Ralph ID
7atro; primary school superintendent,
ors Dorothy Nelson; first assistant, Miss
usan a. Bigeow; second assistant, Mrs.
'raroes Downer. A teachers meeting
.as held with Mrs. Hayward at five clock ri
unday afternoon.
Samuel III. Kaiser ~
Samuel H. Kaiser died at HOO a. m. 2