News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-08
STOWE

Mrs Cynthia Page was il Morrisville
last week.
James Olson was in Montpelier several
days last week.
w. Adams returned from Burling'
ton last Wednesday,
The regular meeting Of the Fl. H. Smith
Relief Corps was held Saturday afternoon
Accountant John T. Corcoran of Barre
audited books at the H. E. Shaw COM
panys office last week.
Mrs. George Gibbs, who has visited her
sister, Mrs. Mary Gibbs in Morrisville,
found her about the same.
Earl Evcy Of Moose Jaw, Sask., has
joined Mrs, Evoy at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Della Moody.
The Rev. C. E. Hayward is auditing
accounts at the town clerks Office, being
the only town auditor on the job.
Miss Della Robinson has returned to
Waterbury Center, after visiting at the
home of her brother, J. ]. Robinson.
H. E. Shaw attended the directors
meeting of the Lamoile County Savings
Bank at Hyde Park last Wednesday.
John Boardman of the University of
Vermont spent a part Of last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Boardman
R. E. Peterson has moved his livery
business from the lower village to the
stables adjoining the Green Mountain Inn.
Mrs. Nellie Simmonds of Waterbury
Center is assisting in the care of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bedell.
At meeting of the Montpelier District
Y. W. c. A., Miss Jessie Southland Of
Stowe high school was elected chairman of
girls work.
F. B. Stow, fur buye. for the Seden
company, but formerly business manager
of the Mt. Mansfield Creamery association,
passed part of the week here.
Edwin, the second son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Gale of West Branch. who has
been i'll and threatened with pneumonia,
was more comfortable Thursday.
E. A. Coffrin, who has carried on c. o.
Burt S farm on North Branch for about
four years, has purchased the Stearns farm
in Jacksonville and will move there soon
with his family.
Mrs. Pike and Mrs. H. C. Mcmahon
attended meeting Of the Jedediah Hyde
Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution at the homo of Mrs. T. c.
Cheney in Morrisville last Wednesday.
An object of interest and curiosity to
many was skate or ray fish found in q
recent consignment Of founders ky Levi
Turner. The fish was fiat and lpzonge
shaped, with eyes on the top and mouth
on the underside of the body. The tail
was long and flexible and armed with a
row of spines. Mr.. Turner has seen sew
sral times this winter in the vicinity of his
home on Maple street, northern shrike
with smaller bird in its mouth.
Douglas W. Barrows and Edward John
son of the U. V. M, returned to Burling-
ION by train Friday, after visiting Mr.
Barrows' father, DR.. H. w. Barrows
The young men came to Stowe last We'd
nesday by way of Mt. Mansfield on stow
shoes. Leaving Underhill at $50 O'Clock
Wednesday morning they reached the
summit of Mansfield at 200 ard arrived
1t the base of the mountain at Har!ow's |
1t 800, where they we're met and brought |
% the village. The weather was fine and
he trip was much enjoyed. There was
leep snow on the slopes, but not much on
he summit.
Showing the public spirit in assisting in
the Stowe winter carnival and !
the town, the women of the Uli- I
ed Aid society, the H H. Smith Relief .
Corps, Sickle Chapter, Order of the East
IN Star, and Mt. Mansfield Grange, P.
If H., will unite in serving public dinner
m Wednesday, the big day Of the Carni-
'al. The dinner will be served at the ban.
luet hall of the Akeley Memorial building
md the entire proceeds will be given tow
rd defraying the expenses of the carnival.
There has been asgood sale of tickets for
he minstrel show of 8 and 9.