News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-04-13
HYDE PARK.
Read Lilley & Co.'S card.

Thus far Town Clerk Noyes ha
licensed 81 CANNES, and there's NOR
to follow.
Richard S., son of Conductor Park
hurst, died in st. Johnsbury last wee
Wednesday, after an illness Of abou
four days. The deceased was a prom
Using lad of fourteen. The bereave
father has the sympathy of his numel
GUS friends all along the line.
Mrs. F. P. Keller of Burlington
was in town the past week. She ha
accepted position as saleswomal
in Boutin's store.
| Ed. Miller was in town Sunday. Fl,
has secured position with Hubbard
boot and shoe dealer at Burlington.
About fifty were present at the spec
ial town meeting last Saturday. The
new mode of collecting faxes wa;
adopted.
j. NJ. Kent's writing class numbers
about IL scholars.
Uncle Burr, the blind man, fell
through an open trap door in his
house the other day, but escaped with
slight bruises.
Now doth the young maiden and
her gallant escort meander to the Win
tergreen Hill in search of arbutus.
A postal from Leadyille, COL, says
they are having fine weather there
now, and are obliged to use a street
sprinkler on account of the dust.
F. P. Hill spent few days the past
week in Franklin County and Canada.
Maj. Waterman, now clerk Tor Jas.
F. Kelley at Swanton, was in town
Monday. He reports business good
at the American. BY the by, James
has given up the idea of going west,
and will continue at the head of one
of the best hostelries in Northern Yer
mont.
The new stage driver, Geo. Sar-
,ent has taken possession Of the route.
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell will be with us
,ut two more Sundays.
We are requested TO announce that
. meeting will be held at the vestry on
Thursday evening, at Z o'clock sharp,
or the purpose of taking some action
D regard to securing minister for
his place the coming year. Ecery-
,ody is earnestly invited to be present.
The floral display at Union Church
asst Sunday was very fine.
Fidelia HadIey Staniford's husband,
while visiting his sister, Mrs. Gov.
Robinson, at Bennington, recently,
vas robbed by burglar Of a $500
Kraft and 800 in cash. Mrs. Stamford
was a former resident Of Hyde Park,
put is now, we believe, with DR..
Stowe at Palmer, Mass, for medical
William Page is at work, tcmpora-
rily for G. R. Page at Morrisville.
nj. Flintom had a sugar party at
his house Fast Day, which was at
tended by large number of our vii
layers, who, no doubt, for once at
least, had their saccharine appetite ap-
peased.
Miss Nora Putnam gave sugar
party to a number of her friends last
Thursday evening,
Arthur Clement of Hardwiek was in
town Tuesday,
Services at the Catholic church next
Sunday.
Burnell, the blacksmith, has left
town, much to the regret { p of many.
There are five Saturdays and five
Sundays in this month.
The condition of the roads about
the village is on the improve.
Mrs. Charles Nichols writes from
Denver that she reached that place
two weeks ago and found Charlie so
fat that she hardly knew him. Their
household goods got set off ut St. AL
bans by some mistake, and have only
just started.
Meacham's auction Monday was
we'll attended, and the goods offered
for sale brought fair prices.
The friends Of Clark Gates were
gratifed by the sight Of his CHEEKY
countenance on our streets this week.
HID. w. Doty has our thanks for
O can of excellent maple honey.
Arei. ibald, son of Rev. J. +. Fergu
son, was married to Richmond lady
Tuesday night. " Arches" many
friends and relatives in this place ex-
tend congratulations.
Colds are prevailing in our village
just now.
Myron Cheney's lot begins to look
as if he meant business. The "West
End" is getting populous.
VIM. Maxfield sustained quite a Sc
vere fall Monday by the giving way of
the rail on the walk to the depot. 1t
is hoped. however, his injuries are
nothing serious.
The last lyceum of the season was
held on Thursday evening. The ques-
ton, RESOLVED, That women are
more extrayagant than men," was (ofI