News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-16
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Read Pages For Sale" elsewhere.
Thanksgiving two weeks from to-
day.
What has become of the street
lamps?
The jackson Sargent farm is offered
for sale.
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell will soon remove
to Missouri.
Services at St. Teresa's Church
next Sunday.
Look at the new goods opened to-
day at Hardy's.
Now why not have new bell, a
"bell as is bell!"
Stove pipes and double windows
have the right of way these days.
Hardy was in Boston last week pick
ing up bargains for his customers.
Efforts are being made TO organize
singing school with Prof. Ober as
teacher.
Rev. Mr. Morgan, Presiding Elder,
preached in Union Church last Sunday
morning.
Prof. Hulburd and his brother, DIR.
Hu.buld, of Burlington, were in town
last week.
Union Sunday-School is to have a
series of socIables and entertainments
this winter.
School closed Tuesday. The winter
term will commence the first Monday
in December.
A handsome stone has recently been
put up at Arthur Sherwin's grave i'll
IAe village cemetery.
Teachers examination next Satur--
day, Nov. 18th, commencing at q.
In. and closing at p. m.
A number of friends of Jennie Allen
enjoyed pleasant time Friday even
ing, in tue shape of party.
NJ. p. Cheney has taken possession
of his new house. j. l.. Towle will
move into the one vacated by him.
The Hyde Parkers have extended
challenge to Morrisvile to play II game
of base ball at this place next Satur-
day.
ID. A. Gilmore will soon move on TO
his farm now occupied by Hiram Bish-
op. MIR. Bishop will remove to the
Baker farm.
j. q. Cleveland had the misfortune
of getting RIB broken while settling
u lIltle dispute at the Greenfield mill,
one day last week.
Enos Sherwin, of Fletcher, paid a
visit to his parents last week. AL
though not fully recovered from his
recent illness, he is improving rapidly.
II. f. Clement, of Burlington,
was in town a short time Tuesday.
Henry's many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is doing nicely in the
Queen City.
Alex. LaPorte came near furnishing
us with all item last Saturday. While
engaged in digging drain ditch, the
dirt caved III on him, covering him up
to-lhe arm pits.
Daniel Cobleigh, for a number of
years engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at WoOdhaven, n. Y, has sold
cut his interest in the business, and.
with his wife, is now stopping in Hyde
Park. He may locate here.
A social dance will be held at Ran
dalPs hall, Thursday evening, Nov.
10Th. This party is to be held to de-
eide about holding dancing schools
and parties through the coming win
ter, and | would like to see all my old
scholars, as well as new ones, present.
rhe latest dances will be taught.
Geo. Elmore.-AdU.
Among the many advertisements in
our supplement this week, will he found
that Of Peter st. John, one of our ell
terprising harness makers. Z" Pete u
has been established here but a short
time, but we are glad to learn that
business with him is on the increase,
and that he is giving satisfaction to
all. lie is a first-class harness maker
aud does everything satisfactorily
Give Lim a call.
The mutability of earthly things is
brought forciby to mind by the recent
death of DIR. Joel Fisk, of Kansas,
SOU of the late Clark Fisk, our former
esteemed tOwnsman. But few wears
ago that family, then residing on what
is now the Sargent place, consisted o
ten persons, four sons, four daughters
am the parents all in good health
or all these the mother and three
daughters alone remain.
The old bell was successfully drop
ped last Saturday at precisely p. m.
the time previously arranged. Wher
The bell reached terra .frma it brok,
into several pieces and imbedded itsel
firmly in the ground. Some skillfu
engineering was necessary in order L
effect a successful transit, and Mr.
. Crane, the manager, may well fee
proud of his achievement, which i
nearly equal to that of Commando
GorrInge, of Obelisk fame.
The third game of base bali between
the Morrisvile 2ds and Hyde Parl
2ds came off ON the Finnegan ground
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