News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-18
HYDE PARK,
G.. W. DoTY, Com.
A. A. NILES, Adjt.

The moon changed yesterday; so
now look out for fine weather.
Cashier Noyes is spending few
DAYS at Windsor. Oh, its all right;
he's gone down on business.
School having closed, Principal Will
son has gone to his home at johnson
to recuperate. He will devote his
time during vacation to reading law.
Carrow Bros. have just turned out a
handsome driving harness for Judge
Small. The Judge evidently intends
to enjoy life the coming summer. But
where's de boss, Judge?
The agricultural library has been
removed from c. 5. Pages office to
H. NJ. Netherlands law Office.
Mrs. Alma Daily, nee Kelley, Of
Elmore, is visiting at II. NJ. Noyes'.
Judge Sherwin - was made glad
last week, on receiving despatch
from the Bay State informing him that
he was a grandpa.
deacon" Wright, for several
az $780, NTH Sszofth1
= 3os Starreufe, flashed up bis labors
With the concern Monday night. He
is succeeded by Elery Barnes, who
contemplatcs buying an interest in the
business. The - Deacon" has always
been very prompt and obliging, and
many will regre. his leaving the line.
1t is now expected that operations
will commence at the creamery next
Monday with the milk of 600 COWS, and
not 800, as we inadvertently stated
last week. Mr.. Ayres, one OF the
proprietors, is in town completing
the arrangements.
| The Townsend family have removed
from the Kelley block to apartments
in the Meacham mansion.
One of those inconsistent and imper
tinent chaps of which, also, the worl'
is too full, asks: elf it takes fou
, weeks to clean house, and only twenty
four hours to fill it again with dust ant
r dirt. what is the net gain to the per
I formers
Ed. S. Rogers, who went west las
) year has returned to his home at Troy
, VT. We understand he has bee
t offered a clerkship in this village, an
D will probably accept.
! Forty-eight years ago last Monda
MAY l5th) fifteen inches of snow fe
e in this town-so say those who wei
f present at that time,
: One of Brother Cobleigh's last act
a as highway surveyor was the repairin
!, of the walk TO the depot, for which
z will be held in greatful remembrance
! by pedestrians.
&c Alonzo Cobleigh is making son
: repairs about his residence, amoI
% which we may mention the building
i an addition on the north side, al
: several interior improvements.
} Theron Porter is treating his hou
at the West End TO coat or TWO
re paint, which greatly improves Tue
81 pearance thereof.
'e Quarterly Meeting next sumo
% morning. The new presiding Eid
~ Rev. Mr.. Morgan, is expected 10
~ present.
:, The new platform, recently spoil
=. of has been put around the main p
Of the American. Its great lmpro
"a ment. By the way, we learn
mine host Randall expects a la
,ho number of city people the com
nd summer.
-, Sherwin has bought carload
No. No. 1 pressed hay, which he will h
:. on sale at the depot the latter par
80 the week. Owing to the great sea
- tv Of hay this will be welcome new
hv many.
was Last Saturday morning. just as
by mail train going east had crossed
CRY trestle. the axle on the forward I'll
nv wheels broke, throwing OIL the
ipts wheel. The engineer immediately
id versed brakes and stopped the u
due Not a car left the track, no one
5 to hurt, and no damage done save u
the engine. Had the accident occurre
how the trestle there is no telling
work might have been the result. lhe