News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-12
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. L. II. Moves dropped wash
tub on her foot Tuesday, injuring ii
severely.
Miss Nell Wade has gone to Con-
necticut for the benefit of her health.
A nice lot of store sheep and fat
lambs are offered for sale. See adv.
King McWhorter is learning the
printers trade at Salem On. " Press
office.
We've got a new clock at our house.
1t isn't one of those 25-cent ink clocks,
but genuine time-keeper-same time
all the time. We bought it of c. NJ
Peck, so you can imagine what kind
of clock it is.
James Darling and wife, and A. H.
Anger and wife, of Mansonville, P.
O., are visiting at E. L. Noyes'.
Fred Dow has put up telephone
connecting r. S. and c. S. Pages
residences.
October and June are the premium
months of the year.
By rising at o'clock, if the sky is
the east, beside getting a good start
for days work.
Squirrels are plenty this fall.
''Huskin' bees" are numerous. Good
times at all of them.
Representative Randall came home
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
1t is rumored that Morristown will
challenge Hyde Park for a squirrel
hunt. Come ahead, the boys are
ready.
Cy. Prouty had the misfortune to be
struck on the head by falling door
sett at Swanton the other day; and al
though knocked insensible and badly
hurt, will soon be able to resume work.
Prof Kent of Montpelier has -four
ishing writing-school in this place.
A lyceum, first of the season, will
be held on Friday of next week.
Edgar Noyes' house is being re-
shingled and otherwise repaired.
Thanksgiving day November so.
Taxpayers should remember that
this is the last month for the four per
cent. reduction. Next month Collec-
tor Cobleigh will start out, and he's
just aching for the month to roll
around.
Sovestia Farrand is now employed |
In c. S. Pages office.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen left town Monday, |
and will be absent three weeks. He
intends visiting his old parish at West
port and his family at Albany, N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Upper, it is expected, will
preach for him the next two Sabbaths.
Socia. meetings will be held as usual.
Geo. E. Clement and wife have gone
to Dakota and will probably make that
their home in the future.
Remember F. f. Sawyer's auction
Saturday. A good pair of horses,
lumber wagon, top buggy, carry-all,
traverse sleds, horse-rake, 20 tons OF
good hay, and a lot of other things are
to be sold. A chance for a bargain.
There will be no preaching at the
Centre school house next Sabbath
afternoon.
Mrs. MeIntire, SO years old, made
bed-quilt within the last year that
has 37l2 pieces.
Pate Woodwork has gone TO mar
ket.
L. F. Allen has been appointed
assignee of d. c. Smith, insolvent.
Losr.-Either at Hyde Park village
| or on the Falls road, between Hyde
Park and the covered bridge at Nor
risyille, butchers account book. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
/ leaving it at this office, or with Chas.
Hammond.-AdU.
The sad intelligence reached this
place last Thursday OF the death that
day, at Baldwin, Wis, of Mary La
Page, daughter of Joseph LaPage, of
this place. Mary went west about
two years ago to live with her brother
Joseph, and had been in good health
until few weeks since, when she was
taken with typhoid fever and died after
an illness of five weeks. Although
away from home and parents, her sis
ter Celia and two brothers were with
her, and no doubt did all they could
for her in her last illness, The be-
reaved father and mother have the
sympathy of all in this severe afilic.
ton.
Elbridge Sherwin and wife have re
turned from Monson, Mass.
A slight change in the railroad time
table went into effect Monday. Tint
mixed train east leaves here at 5.1i
a. m. way freight, 1870 a. m. /; mail
| 12.15 pm. through freight, $50 p. m
Going west, the mail arrives at 5.5
p. m. /; through freight, 500 p. m.
2 way freight, 12.45 p. m. ; mixed, 9.3t
| p. IN.
Capt. II. II. Brown, of Brooklyn
n. Y, will lecture in the town hall o
: Saturday, Oct. 21st, at p. M, upo
r the political issues of the day. Th
+ Captain is fluent speaker upon vari
Gus topics, and never fails to interes
his audiences-so say those who hay
heard him.
Q On Tuesday afternoon a couple {
men from the east part Of town cam
r to the village to purchase stove
d One of them found somebody that fC
q the few miserable pennies that migf
!. = be made on glass of liquor, sold hi
q enough to make a beast of himsel
n First he made a fierce attack on
young boy, and afterwards contrive
q to fall off his wagon, one of the re,
!. wheels passing over his stomach, b
re sides getting a severe cut on his hea
:. by the fall. DIR. Randall dressed b
wounds and he was carried into Nj
= Farland's office, near where he fcl
re and later in the day his brother-in-la
re carried him home. The doctor says
d is impossible to tell the extent of b
5 Injuries until he is sober. This sire
,e exhibit is certainly a strong plea f
- tamnaranpa