News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-21
HYDE PARK.
Lyceum at the Academy Friday
evening of next week.

Lyceum at the Academy Friday
evening of next week.
Hardy has few more oyercoats
that mast be sold. Prices way down.
Hotel de Lanpher is again empty,
Bedell and DR.. Bickf0rd being cut on
bail.
Geo. Campbell and Lizzie Wheel
ock, both of ''GreenfeId," were mar
ried Tuesday.
Salisbury carries an accident policy,
the writ has not yet been served, and
the dog still lives.
The singing school was well attend
tended Saturday evening. Hereafter
the class viii meet Thursday evenings.
Randall is making extensive ar
engagements for his annual ball at the
American House, New Years night.
For frst-class repairing or manu-
featuring, go to St. John, the harness
maker. You'll get good job, every
| time.
The ladles of the Spiritualist socie-
tx will meet at Mrs. G. w. Denio's
Thursday, Dec. 2Sth, afternoon and
evening.
Until further notice. the usual week
IL praver-meeting will be held on FRI
day evenings, instead of Thursday, as
heretofore.
Rev. NJ. Bowen will precede his
regular sermon next Sunday morning
with sermon TO children, to which
all the children are invited.
fyou would make your wife a'nice
Christmas present, buy a tea set of
the ivory English decorated ware. GO
pieces, only $3.50, at Hardy's.
Arrangements are being made with
| Rev. Merritt Hqlhurd of Burlington,
to deliver his popular lecture, ''Chin
Music" in this place at an early day.
Prof. Warren's singing school at
Centreville is well attended. The class
meets Friday evenings, one week at
, Centreville and the next at the Centre.
Holiday shopping is now in full
blast, and the early birds are arrying
: off the handsomest things. Bead the
: advertisements before going out on
your shopping tours.
Master Louis Strong gave a party
last Friday evening to number OF
his young friends in honor of his birth,
day. The evening was very pleasant,
ly passed by the playing of games, &C.
Christmas exercises at the town
e hall next Monday evening, to which
!, everybody is invited. Besides the
# Christmas tree, there will be an exer
S else by the Sabbath school, entitled
e f'Christmas Lights"
) Read Rogers new advertisement
e Although Ed. makes no Christmas dis
. play, at his store may be found
} large number of useful and valuable
y articles that may be very appropriated,
y used for Christmas presents.
= Crandall has painted new sign TO
. Rogers, the merchant. It Is largl
i gold sign, and is very handsome. b,
- the way, Crandall spent an hour las
i Saturday in lettering Wiswell's win
- dow and il is now covered with signs
- Next to printers ink, this is the hes
# way TO advertise.
We are in receipt of a western
~ paper containing diagram of Ellen
/; dale, Dakota, the town where ). b
70 Meacham and family are located. Th
~ streets aud avenues are all named an
o numbered, and the names and occu
n patton of the residents given. Til
~ diagram occupies more than a Who'll
IN page Of the paper, and presents a
~ imposing appearance. We fluid "put
- lie school, Mrs. 5. B. Meacham,
as in the centre of the village.
is The following is from the Baldwin
iia wis newspaper
of A very pleasant wedding took plac
s. at VIM. Pamer's in Rush River, Wee
in nesday afternoon. His daughter, De
v. la, WAS married to Joseph LaPage I
rs Baldwin, the Rev. NJ. l.. Kern of Nj
he nomone, performing the ceremon
ist in accordance with the beautiful Sc
vices prescribed by the Episcopi
as church. There were quite a numb'
a present to aid in making the Ccoasit
rs i pleasant one, among them sever
nd relatives of the bride from Pier
5. County, and quite a number Of Nj
is LaPage's friends from Baldwin. II
ist bride was prettily dressed, and I
as ceived the congratulations of frien
nd in very graceful, pleasant manne