News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-08
STOWE
John Whittemore of

Inc west hill ScnOOl began wed
nesday after several weeks vacation
w. H. Taylor is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his. home in South Hol-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slayton and
children were in Waterbury Satur-
day.
II. S. Knight has been confined to
the house with hard cold for several
days.
N. R. Godfrey is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Walter WEIGH, and family in st.
Johnsbury..
The condition of George Brough is
reported better after an illness with
| pneumonia.
The United Aid Society served din
ner at the Community Church town
meeting day.
Leon Russell is moving his family
into H. H. Downer's tenement on
Bridge street.
w. F. Churchill and daughter,
Marion, of Morrisville were visitors
in Stowe Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Pratt passed the week.
end with her daughter, Mrs. Archie
Richardson, in Hardwick.
Alfred E. Lawrence and Nina B.
Longe, both of Stowe, were married
by the Rev. C. E. Hayward recently.
The West Branch Community Club
will meet with Mrs. E. C. Magoon
on Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
The daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. McCuen at the Mary Fletcher
hospital February 81 has been named
Jean Ardelle.
Otto, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, was operated
upon recently at the Fanny Allen hos
pital for diseased bone in one knee.
The Triangle Club met with Mrs.
Carrie E. Straw Friday afternoon
with IA present. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. H. E. Shaw.
Several from Stowe were in Water
bury Center Friday evening to attend
a Qualification" meeting of the N. f.
M. P. A. over the results of the milk
strike.
The Lend-a-Hand Club met with
Mrs. Lucy Scribner Friday afternoon
with II present. The club will give
an entertainment and box party on
March II. Homemade candy will be
on sale.
1t was found Friday that Miss
Jane Tomlinson had her left Shout
der dislocated when she fell at her
rooms ten days ago. Ether was adj
ministered and the shoulder was set
Friday afternoon.
The "Busy Bee" Club will meet
with Mrs. H. H. Homer at Moscow
on Wednesday afternoon of this week.
The club will give an Irish minstrel
show at the Moscow schoolhouse on
the evening of st. Patrick's Day.
The Bridge Street Club met with
Mrs. w. A. Smith on Maple street
Friday afternoon, making the trip by
a straw ride. There were IA present.
Refreshments were served The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. ]. M.
Ruiter.
There was a 800 house in attend
ance at the play given Friday eve
ming by the junior class of Stowe
High School and about $50 was real
lied. Music was furnished by Miss
Arlie Wright, piano; Floyd Sears,
violin; Clifton Stafford, saxophone. |
Inter-act features were eve Are the
Brave Cadets" by six boys and six
girls, accompanied by Miss Mildred
and arranged by Miss
Ruth Mcmahon; and solo, Second
Hand Rose" with encore, "Poor /,
by Miss Beatrice Kaiser,
by Miss Mcmahon. Miss |
Jessie Southland had charge of the /,
production. Those taking part were: |
Catherine Collins. Margaret Bailey,
Millicent Kaiser, Dalton Wells, Ralph
Collins, Chesley Stevens, Lyle Moul- ,
ton, Ralph Tatro and Forbes Adams. !
Town Officers Report Given Out
The annual report of the town Off !,
GERS has been received from the :
printers. The general account of all
funds shows that the amount of !
9,3S3.22 has been received from
the town; $19,491.O7 from school
taxes, and $9,126.S7 from highway;
a total of $88,001.06. The sum of
$50, 295.79 has been paid out for town
expenses, $50, 556.72 for schools,
S12,631.51 for highways, and balance
On $51744. The liabilities of the town
IN February l, 1922, were 49,534.62
against $43,S77.38 on February l.,
1921. The estimated expense for 1922
will require a tax of $500. The copy
If the report includes the report of
he district health officer, showing
hat there have been reported during
he year two cases of scarlet fever,
hree of diphtheria, one of infantile
paralysis, three of measles, one of
humps, az of chickenpox and one of
German measles. Two hundred and
iixty-eight children were found de-
ective in one or more particulars. A
list of births recorded in the town
,lerk's office, 81, is also included. 4
Raymond-Shaw
Albert H. Raymond and Miss Ruby
}. Shaw were quietly married Satur- I
lay evening, March 4, at the home
# the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Toward f. Shaw, on Park street. The
Rev. c. E. Hayward performed the
ceremony, using the double ring serv-
ce. The couple were attended by
dr. and Mrs. R. ID. Robinson, who
we're the only people present besides
ha hrsf =. 4,