News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-29
HYDE PARE-

store and filed it up with stock.
Otis GrisVold is making necessary
repairs to his house and barn.
At meeting of the water company
Saturday night, @. L. Waterman was
elected president; Ora Wiswell, vice
president; G. S. Page, secretary and
/ treasurer; A. 2. Smalley, director
r. 2. Putnam, collector.
J. Croller Martin has returned to
Hyde Park.
Israel Andrews has left Hardy and
gone to Waterfowl, Mass. He will
+ be succeeded by Geo. II. Flint, of No.
Troy.
c. III. Strong was offered $500 last
week for - Hyde Park Maid" but de-
ciines the offer; it not being quite
enough
/ Don Doty is spending a few days at
/ Groyeton, y. II.
Mrs. Harriet Dutton has returned
from a visit to Greensboro.
A large turnout at Union Church
last Sunday. Next Sunday a collection
will be taken up to pay Rev. Mr..
Upper for past services. 1t is hoped
that the collection will be liberal one
Albert Sizer and wife, of Cham
paigne, H., are in town visiting their
nephew, II. p. Putnam.
We have received from f. NJ. Gale,
Esq, of Chicago. for copies of the Chi
cage Tribune containing exhaustive
accounts of the recent destructive cy-
clone in the west.
At the Democratic caucus Saturday
evening to elect delegates to the State
convention, the following were elected ::
Geo. l.. Waterman, Vernon Billiard,
John Billiard, G. M. Davis, Fred
Bliss. Alternates, V. W. Jewett, c.
II. Bliss, d. W. Doty, II. S. Has
kins, Alex Slicer.
Fred Keller and family have moved
into apartments in f. +. Sawyer's
house, with whom they are boarding.
A few summer boarders are ex-
pected at the American July 1st;
others later.
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell and wife were in
town the first Of the week. They are
we'll pleased with their new home at
West Euosburgh. The church over
which he presides is to be extensively
repaired the present summer.
Miss Bell Noyes, called home from
Boston by the death of her sister, is
stopping in town a short time.
Mrs. John Terrill and child and
Miss Celia Witherill, of Meriden,
Conn, are stopping a few days with
Mrs. Nancy Terrill.
Col. Pingree, our candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, is one Of the old
stock of that name, whose ancestors
have always held high rank in Wind
sor County. His aunt, Mrs. DIR. Hun
ton was an :" old time" resident of
or village.
Frank McWhorter spent few days
at Montreal the past week.
Deputy Sheriff Lanpher has pur-
chased Saml Towns trotter, and
doesn't intend to take anybody's dust
hereafter.
The funeral of Miss Sarah Noyes
last Thursday afternoon was largely |
attended. Rev. Mr. Bushee of Nor
risyille, preached the sermon.
Spiritualist's mass convention in this
place Friday, Saturday and Sunday
next. Large numbers are expected
from abroad.
The argus speaks Of: Stephens
Hyde Park" We don't recall any |
such NJ. d. in this burgh.
We are glad to know that our form
er popular conductor, Parkhurst, is
to take a little respite from his former
labors by looking after the interests
Of the road at the White Mountain.
Our former townsman, NJ. A. Bing-
ham, is nominated for Senatorial hon
ors.
Frank Porter of Underhiil is spend
ing week in town with his brother
Theron.
Extensive repairs are being made
to the Westinghouse on the old Baker
farm.
c. c. Dodge, assisted by Surveyor
Rich took 8 survey of the village Tues
day for the Continental Insurance Co.
They propose making map of the
same.
Another "blizzard'' Monday after !
noon. A few trees were blown down,
but we hear of no other damage.
Waldo Brigham is at Glover, on
professional business.
Sadie Sherwin returned home Tues
dag evening from a four weeks visit |
in Chittenden and Franklin counties.
Jesse Buck and a young friend
from Westfeld, passed Sunday at
Swanton.
Or. Uendrick and wife intend leav
ing soon for a sojourn in the Adirop-
dacks.
Little Fred Lilley received a severe
blow over the left eye with a croquet
IN allet the other evening. 1t appears
he was running across the ground and
lust as Il player was about to strike a
s.hard knock" came in contact with |
the mallet. DR.. Randall sewed up the
wound and Fred will probably be out |
as soon as this paper is.
A change in the timetable went
into effect last Monday. Trains now
arrive as follows: From the east,
Mail, $40 p. M; Saratoga Express,
1905 p. IN, Way Freight. 1910 p.
IN. Through Freight, 8.54 p. IN.
Chicago Express, 3.45 a. IN. From
the west, Mail, 7.35 a. m. White
Min Express, 4.19 p. m. Way Fgt.,
1922 Il. m; Through Freight, 5.l4
p. m. Portland & Boston Express,
1905 p. III.
Remember the price of the News &
CITIZEN is $1.50 year in advance.
We are in receipt of a view of the
new Fiske House, Old Orchard Beach,
Maine, built upon the site of the old
one, but much enlarged and beautified.
We have the plan Of the entire struct-
ure. and we must pronounce it perfect.
Among the many improvements, that
in regard TO bathing strikes us very
fayOrably. Many persons, especially |
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