News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-01
HYDE PARK.
Fancy straw hats at Hardy

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Something that will interest the
ladies-Patie Woodworth's advertise
ment.
Many of the property owners about
town are sticking up their premises,
and trade in paint and wallpaper is
lively. It's well.
Arrived, just as we go to press, al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Patch, a young lady. She speaks
fluently, but in foreign tongue.
That pile of wood in front of the
church doesn't improve it's appear
ance. Why isn't it removed?
Lilley & Co. have lot of new bug
gies. Look out for their announce
ment next week.
Thos. Kirke, of Galveston, Texas,
is in town on his annual visit. He is
stopping with Patk Kelley, and will
remain through the summer.
Judge Smalps house has been great
IL improved by the addition of coat
of paint.
The trees about the common were
trimmed up last week, under the SUI
pervision of Judge Small. Some OF
our people think they were trimmed
too much and are now anything but
shade trees, while others say they are
just right and in a year or two will be
all the better. The trees along the
road to the West End have also under
gone a trimming.
Sam1 Meacham started last Thurs
day for the great West, and, we learn,
got as far as Swanton, where he has
hired for the summer.
Frank 2. Keller, Of Burlington,
spent Sunday in town. Frank says
HYDE Park is paradise in comparison
with some OF the towns he visits in 9TH
er parts of the State. Guess ''there's
no place like home," eh, Frank!
Mrs. Meacham and her daughters
have gone to Maquam for the Summer.
Mrs. Geo. E. Clement and her
daughter, Mrs. j. E. Webster and
child. from Morehead, MINI ar
,;,-ad in town Thursday evening. They
will remain here several weeks. Their
arrival was an agreeable surprise to
the husband and father, Mr.. Clement,
who did not expect them for few
weeks yet.
Don't begin TO brush up your linen
buster and starch your white vests
too sudden.
Now is the accepted time for hens
to take charge of the gardens of neigh.
bors on shares. HenSforth this KING
of farming, should cease.
Have you visited the creamery? L
not, YOU should do so at once, as you
will find it worthy visit. You vii
also find the parties in charge, Supt
Moves, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawin, anC
Miss Mnnson, just as pleasant ano
courteous as can be. Although Ayers
is interested, there are no airs about
the institution.
A couple of travelling photographers
were in town last week taking views
Several residences were taken.
As yet no definite arrangements
have been made by the prudential
committee as to who shall teach at the
Academy the coming year. 1t is hoped
they will not overlook the fact that
Mr.. Wilson gave excellent satisfac-
ton the past year.
Theron Porter has gone TO Ticon'
deroga, n. y, on both business ano
pleasure.
Mrs. NJ. P. Cheney and family are
spending a few weeks with relatives al
Montgomery.
/ Decoration Day was observed by
several of the surrounding towns. 70
some unexplained reason, the day ha
never been observed in this place. L
is hoped that next year 1t may b
properly observed, and that our patri
otto dead will not be forgotten.
A way has been found for makini
old postal cards useful. Cut length
wise into strips about an eighth of a
inch wide they make excellent lam
lighters, which burn readily, do nc
throw off sparks, and leave scarcely
trace OF ashes.
Vernon Billiard win read law wit
Brigham & Waterman and board {
p. c. CleveIand's the coming summer
King McWhorter, of Boston,
brother of Frank, clerk for Hardy,
: in town on few days visit.
An article by Mark Twain on Henri
Ward Beechers farm, published in al
other column, will be read with inter
! est by the farmers.
Fred Keller has rented apartment
= in Frank SawyePs house, which al
: being fitted up preparatory TO house
= keeping,
/. State Auditor Powell, as happy an
# good natured as ever, was in town la,
Thursday, attending to his ofllci
duties.
II An elegant line of sun-shades
- Hardy s.-Adg.
If There is a town called Larimore
g Dakota territory in which 8 mont
n ago there was nothing. Now it h
IN 100 stores and more than ten times
Is many dwellings. Yankee push b
= caused this. 1t is at this town tt
: Eddie LaPage is located.
I'd Charles n. Nichols, who went FRI
this town last fall to Colorado, died
a measles at Denver, in that state, Ii
Mt week.. Charles was young man
to many sterling qualities, and very ma
re of our townspeople will sincerely sy
he pathize with his wife in her Athletic
lir For many years previous to his
es parture for colorado, he was a sew
he sufferer from asthma, and went to
nd Centennial State 10 test the curat
is qualities of its pure air. Report
o. [avorably as to his health, his wi
only last month, sold their Wilt