News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-04-06
HYDE PARK.

NO GGlOOl FRIDAY.
Sleighlng is played out.
Another boy at Terry Finnegan's.
Bert Crane has returned to Stowe.
Eta Wood of JettersonvilIe is in
town.
School is - half out " to-day, (Wed-
nesday.
/ "The loveEest season of the year" is
upon us.
Ned Noyes has tomato plants five
inches high.
William Page is visiting his children
in Burlington.
Mr.. Bushnell was able to preach
again last Sabbath.
About eleven dollars were realized
from the sugar party.
II. Fl. Howes, cleik for c. S. Page,
is off on short vacation.
Mrs. Archibald Dwinell, from Eden,
visited this village recently.
DR.. Bliss will board at P. c. Cleave-
lands after the Elder leaves.
Another beautiful motto now adorns
the vestry-the work of Crandall.
The thunder last Sunday was quite
heavy. causing windows to rattle.
+
VIM. c. Maxfeld seems to be en-
joying the fine mornings by riding out.
Mrs. j. S. Whitney left for her new
home in johnson, Tuesday morning.
And now William Lucas has taken
unto himself g better half" See
notices.
Special town meeting next Saturday
at p. m. The taxpayers should be
present.
Mrs. Sarah Martin Cross returned
to her home in Lake City, Mimi,
last week.
Miss T. E. Beecher has been absent
from town the past few days, enjoying
4 short vacation at home.
Don. Doty was taken to his home
from Mr.. Strong's last Wednesday,
and is we are glad to learn improving
in health and strenth.
A subscription paper has been cir
culated through the town to raise
funds to buy COW for Chas. Whit
comb, who lost his recently.
s-Adna" shot his dog Saturday. If
he had dispatched dozen or two
more at the same time he would have
conferred q favor on humanity.
Telephone fever is raging. A move
ment is on foot to establish line to
Eden Mills, via North Hyde Park and
Eden Corners, and possibly Centre
vile.
Miss Emily Pike, of Stowe, has been
in town the past few days, called hith-
er By the illness of her mother, who
has been seriously i'll, but is now some
what better.
Geo. Clement, Esq, of Morehead.
Mimi. for twenty years or more a
tanner at West Berkshire, VT, is at
present in the employ of c. S. Page,
being connected with his calf skin
| business.
Owing to Friday being Fast-Day,
the Iyceum will be held on Thursday
evening. The subject for discussion
will be, ''ResoEUed, That women are
more extravaganza than men, Doubt
less the attendance will be large.
| The school superintendent of the
several towns in the county held 8
meeting at this place Tuesday. NJ. j.
Leach Of Wolcott was chosen chair
man and H. M. Mcfarland secretary.
A list of questions was prepared, and
Anril % and Nov. Is fixed as the time
for holding examinations.
Last Saturday being April 1st. q
good deal of "fooling" was INDUCED in
BIZ our people, of which fact many are
doubtless aware. But the best and
most successful ''sell' of the day was
that which again proved "Where
ignorance is bliss It's folly to be wise"
For full particulars enquire OF w. IL.
Varnum or w. Y. Bliss.
The public money (S662 .95) for this
town has been divided among the sew
eral districts as follows: No. /, s47.49
| No. 3, S34.38; No. S, S45.06; No. 6,
$40. 23 /; No. Z, $50 08 No. 8, 1894 ;
No. 8. s46.10; No. IL, S35.97 No.
/ 12, s128. 10; No. Is, $3.50; No. 10,