News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
HYDE PARK,

HYDE PARK.
The shortest days of the year are
near at hand.
E. A. SmalIey & Co. have a fresh
supply of horses.
Will Roddy has accepted a clerk
ship at Newport.
Christmas and New Years come OH
Monday this year.
The Jail now has two cccupants-a
man and woman.
very ornamental-that dilapidated
DELL IN front of the town hall.
jackson Sargent has purchased the
Ornn Scribner farm in Stowe.
Miss Lille Parker. of Nashua, n.
H., is visiting at Pate Woodworth's.
Emma Ferguson is visiting her
numerous friends in iltenden county.
The Jury Calendar for the coming
term OF court contains thirteen cases.
Ira Russell has removed his family
To Nolcott, where he is TO engage in
farming.
The arrival of another boy at Van
Ness Lilley's was among the events of
Sunday ia-tAe nzM
Hieu LOW has purchased the hotel
at the Falls, and after repairing it
VIII occupy it as residence.
Lewis Mayo and Louisa Papineau
were married at the Cathedral at an
early hour Monday morning by Rev.
Father Pidgeon.
Hardy hasn't clothing enough for
Everybody. but you will find full line
of good styles, which will be sold
cheap, at Hardy's.
Our merchants are beginning to re-
celve their holiday goods. Watch the
advertising columns for those who
have The best assortment.
"Grimes" has killed his pig weight,
328 lbs. There are two things which
disappo:nt ''Grimes"-the weight Of
his pig aid the election of Butler.
A meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing a sewing circle will be held at
the restry Friday at 4 p. M, 10 which
all the ladies are invited to attend.
The fist of a series of sociables,
under the auspices of Union Sunday
School, will he held at the vestry Fri
day evening. A cordial invitation is
extended To all.
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell, after making all
necessary arrangements TO "go west, !"
has, at the earnest solicitation of his
parishioners, concluded to remain at
West Enosburgh until spring.
Measrs. Brigham & Waterman have
been directed by the management o.
the Lamoille Valley Fair Ground Co.
to make immediate collection of I'M
paid assessments of their capital
stock.
An exchange accounts for the num-
Der of gray squirrels this season, Oh
the ground that there is lack of
''mast" nuts, acorns, &C., in the
northern sections, where it is general
ly abundant.
Arrangements for Thanksgiving are
now in order. Poultry is likely to be
plenty notwithstanding Atkins sup
plement of last week. but some of
the other things that make up the old
fashioned dinner will be dear.
NJ. d. Carrow offers for sale his ell
tire stock of goods, consisting of har-
nesses, whips, robes, blankets, curry
combs. brushes, leather and findings,
&c. The goods are all first-class and
will be sold at remarkably low figures.
Call in and see.
Bills have been introduced in the
Legislature to incorporate savings
banks at this place and Morrisville.
Two savings banks in the county will
certainly afford ample accommodation
for Industrious people to lay up lit
tie something.
A number of our people are ''doing"
the Capital these days. DIR. Hendrick
and wife and Carroll Lilley have re-
Gently looked on the august body
there assembled, and III. Nj. McFar-
land and II. j. Liiley and wife are
there the present week.
A couple of boys in town recently
engaged in quarrel and resorted to
fistlcutfs in their neighbours dooryard,
who was absent at the time. Now the
neighbor is not n promoter OF pugllls'
tic efforts, and thinks he next time
the bows had better choose some othei
place for prize ring.
The other night somebody removed
Barber Jackson's toilet bottles trou
his shelf at the American, and re-
placed them with a handsome new set
Who did it, is a mystery-to the bar
her, but it confirms the oft-expresset
remark, that Jackson is a good Tel
low. and his friends don't forget it.
/ Mrs. Mary f. Purple, of Wood
/ stock, gave US another of her fin
! readings last Saturday evening. On
: has but to hear her inimitable persona
J lions. to be satisfied of her superio
powers. The fearful palhos of tn
= :. Witch-wife's Child" saddened a
!. hearts, while the "Mernbranous Crou
i in the McWiIIiams Family" and th
. ..Deacon's Confession" convulsed til
4 audience with laughter, and "Moder
If Aesthetics" was just ''killing. w
A bespeak for her full house wherev'
|, she goes.