News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-07-05

III caring IOr ner aunt, MIS-. GraclS
Tomlinson, who remains about the
same after shock.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage on June % at Cam
bridge, Mass, of Miss Dorothea
Cummings, daughter of Rev. ano
Mrs. II. w. Cummings, formerly Of
Stowe, and Joe Van Roytan Shepard
Mrs. Shepard was a graduate OF
Stowe high school in the class OF
1919.
Mrs. F. M. Barnes of Richford
who passed a couple of days. with her
niece, Mrs. Alva Magoon, went Fri
day to Burlington on her way to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White return
ed last week from Burlington, where
Mr.. White had two operations on his
right ankle at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Mr.. White is on crutches and
will not be able to use the foot for
some time, but it is thought the cause
of the trouble has been removed and
that recovery will be made. 1t was
found to be disease of the flesh and
skin instead of the bone, as has been
feared.
DR.. Scion Rodney Towne of Omaha,
Nebr., who has been a guest at the
Green Mountain Inn while re-visiting
his native town, left last week on
his return to Omaha. DR.. Towne is
the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Towne, whose tragic deaths,
when both were thrown from a car
riage, is well remembered here. Mr..
Towne built the large house on
Pleasant street, now owned by Mrs.
Lydie Sargent.
"The Adventures of Grandpa" re-
Gently given here for the benefit of
the Moscow Busy Bee Club, was re-
peated with much success at Water
bury Center Wednesday evening of
last week. A large number of peo-
pie from Moscow and Stowe attend
ed. Miss Florence Austin, who came
from Essex to take part in the play,
was accompanied home Thursday by
Miss Nellie George. Miss Austin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Austin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fisher,
who came with Miss Austin, returned
to Essex Wednesday night after the
olay.
Harry R. Perkins, instructor in
engineering at the Maine
State University at Orono, and Mrs.
Perkins and little son, Lee, and Clay
;on Sawyer, student at the univer-
,ity, left for Orono last week We'd
1esday after visiting Mrs. Perkins
sister, Mrs. Clyde Horner, and chill
lren. Mrs. Perkins mother, Mrs.
Agnes MacDougal, of Quincy, Mass,
who accompanied the party to Stowe,
'eturned to Quincy last week. The
rip from Maine was made by auto
mobile and the party expected to |
each Portland on their return We'd
lesday night.
George Moulton visited at Mark |
Shaw's last week on his way from |
Holland to Proctorsville, where he !
will be employed by his father during
aging.
The Stowe Military Band gave an
pen air concert Thursday evening.
he last of the music was well |
prinkled by the heavy thunder
torn of the evening.
Mrs. j. G. Marston and daughter,
fiss Cleona Marston, who visited
l1ends. IN jericho recently. were ac-
home by Miss Della Aus
in, who will pass several days at
he Marston home.
The Willing Helpers" Community
Tub held an ice cream social at the
Jorth Hollow schoolhouse Wednes-
ay evening of last week, realizing
ZOO. The meeting of the club on
uly Is will be held with Mrs, A. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Barrows and
on, Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bar
ows and family, who motored to
ugar Hill, N. H., Friday, were ac-
by the Misses Alice Bar
1ws, Gertrude Clark, Hazel Cakes
nd John and Lewis Recor, who have
at Hotel Look-Off for
lie summer. Miss Ethel MacGibbon,
no has employment at the same
otel, left Friday.