News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-03-02
HYDE PARK.

spending few days in town.
Adam Forepaugh's circus, they say,
will visit this county next season.
There should be a full turnout of
taxpayers at town meeting next week.
H d. Mcfarland has put a hand
some new No. Diebold safe into his
law Office.
Be sure to read the official report of
the doings of the town officers for the
past year.
We hear that Elmer Smalley has
sold three horses to parties from Bos-
ton for $500.
Don. Doty is conyelescent. His
brother viii returned to Groveton,
N. H., Tuesday.
F. P. Keller was in town over Sum
day. Looked "kinder MATERIAL to see
Frank around again.
c. P. Hogan, Esq, of Sheldon, and
Morillo Noyes of Burlington, were in
town the first of the week.
LiIley & Co. have "a lumber wagons,
besides a number of buck-boards, in
course of construction for spring trade.
Hereafter, there will be services at
the Catholic church, by Father Pigeon,
on the third Sabbath of each month.
Harrison Grout has rented the VIM.
Page house, and will take possession
soon. Mrs. Page will board with him.
Advertised letters John w .Twitch-
ell, Sarah Fellows, Frances P. Thomp-
son, Stephen J. Quinn, S. ]. Quinn.
Rev. Nj Bushnell was unable to
preach last Sunday, owing to hoarse-
ness, and ii. III. Mcfarland read a
sermon.
The farmers wear a broad smile
these days with butter at 40 cents per
pound. Printers will have to eat oleo-
margarine.
Herbert Campbell moved to the
Falls last Thursday. He has taken
possession OF the late c. p. Scribner's
wheelwright shop.
DIR. Hendrick seems TO be regaining
us health, is CHEEKY, walks, rides, and
atten DIS a few patients. and has just
bought Il fine Jersey.
The spring term of school opened
az tie Academy Monday with Y schol-
airs. Quite number from out of the
district are in attendance.
Loren Carter, for nearly half CEN
tury resident of our town, died Tues
day, at an advanced age, from the
effects of paralytic shock.
We see by the Springfield RepuJH-
can that our former townsman, Dennis
Finnegan, is one of the officers Of the
Father Matthew. total abstinence So
ciety."
The last virus was-well we'll say a
success, but that don't express the
whole idea. For particulars we refer
to the angry looking arms of the aver
age little folks.
Lawyer Waterman Is happy. lie
has drawn another brief, an excel
lent one of the kind, as usual Faith
er Waterman isn't as well pleased as
though it had been a Will iam. }. See
births.
We notice that State Lyceum has
this question for discussion: Resolved,
that double bliss is preferable to single
blessedness. Can we not have that
question discussed in our lyceum?
Eth, Dr.?
Hyde Park boys are bound to flour
ish wherever they locate. Barber
Moves, who is now assistant cashier of
of the lst National Bank at st. Johns
bury, just scores one in the family
line. and is happy. He again prefers
petticoats-
A little three years-old in this vicin-
ity, swallowed two pennies recently,
which were retained in the stomach
and bowels till the third day, pro-
ducing no very perceptible bad result.
Nevertheless we don't recommend that
kind of diet. Castor oil was the only
remedy used.
Sylvester Whitcomb and his wife,
from Centerville, have been spending
short time in the village, visiting
their relatives and old neighbors.
Mr.. w. had q martial shock. about q