News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
HYDE PARK.

Z. y. rage FAMILY VIII return 10
their home this week.
A few of our townspeople attended
the circus at johnson and Morrisville.
Mrs. Geo. Clement and Mrs. Julia
Webster are visiting in Canada.
Mrs. Geo. Waterman and daughter
Stella started Monday for New York
and Saratoga:
j. Q. Crosby and daughter started
for their home in Cedar Falls, Iowa,
Monday.
Mrs. Minora Lewis was in town the
first of the week.
Henry Noyes' young son, Warren,
is very sick with whooping-cough.
Bailey Fuller writes to friends that
the first intimation he had that he had
been shot came to him from Vermont.
The exterior of r. 2. Putnam's
house has been treated to a coat of
paint.
Geo. Flint is taking a short yaca-
ton. Meanwhile his place in Hardy's
is filled by Issa Andrews.
Alec Sheer is putting an enlarged
veranda on his house.
OF Finley, Ohio, yvcre ir town a few
days last week. Mrs. H. is a native
of this place, but had not been here for
over thirty years.
A young son of c. NJ. Chase of the
Lyndon Union, was in town last week
selling Editors Run"
A. H. Fisher of st. Adams, spent
Sunday in town visiting-old school
mates.
At the recent Greenback convention,
L. S. Griswold, F. E. Sawyer, c. f.
DEMO and G.. G. Bundy were elected
county committee.
Patrick Kelley is making improve
menss on his big barn, charging and
building stables therein.
Election next Tuesday. Polls open
at u o'clock.
Orrin Hadley and James Kelley
! have both been sick with a slow fever,
but are somewhat better now.
Just notice the caucus calls, and
govern yourself accordingly.
Crandalrs house il the hollow is I'M
dergoing re-plastering.
L. II. Porter has made some de-
cided improvements about his prem
ises.
Chas. Crane was in attendance 6
few days at the Spiritualist camp
meeting at Burlington last week.
Going on the excursion?
| We hope our Republicans will SCI
to it that the caucus Thursday even
ing is fully attended. We must re
member that without harmony in on
counsels we are certain to be defeated
A full caucus means comparison o
views, and probable agreement upol
some good Republican who can com
mand q full vote of the party. a
small caucus may mean the selection
of weak candidate. Let our Repub
licans do their full duty at the caucu
and there is a great probability tina
whoever we may select will receiv
the full vote, in which case we ar
bound to win.
, Arrangements are being made 70
r an excursion to Old Orchard BeacI
from places along the line of the B. 4
L. and St. j. d l.. G.. railroads. Tn
excursion will leave Sept. 26, and b
gone three days. Fare for the roun
! trip, including lunches on train, hote
bill, clam bake, &C., SO. The part,
will stop at the beach two nights an
one full day, and will be entertaine
at the well-known Ocean House.
In the Waterville land suit of Mile
z va. Mann, the pro lorna Judgment {
I the County Court, that the Deft. II
o cover his costs, has been affirmed b
:, the Supreme Court. NJ o. Heath fC
n Plff. III. M. Mcfarland and Edison
e Cross & Start for Deft.
! Ed. Bushnell has returned to hi
home ia West Enosburg to atten
:, school, and Ed. Wilson again occupie
:, place behind Sherwin's counter.
5 Jesse Buck, formerly in the emplo
e of II. d. Noyes, has gone west
IL look after his fathers grain interests.
. Rev. Mr.. Bowen is spending fe
:, days at the Sheldon camp-meeting.
Owing to the fact that another e.
cursion goes to Plattsburgh Wedne
!. day, the Sunday-school excursion VI
: take place Thursday. The train W
leave about Z o'clock.
Kate and Madaline Noyes, dang
! tiers of Morillo and Carolus Noyes,
d Burlington, are stopping a few ola,
le with Mrs. L. III. NOyes and 9th
l. relatives.
l. C. Goodrich and Noble Kline
ID with their wives, from Craftsour
were the guests of III. j. Lilley Ia
week.