News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-05
HYDE PARK.

again.
Mr.. Page returned Saturday from
Boston, Albany and Troy, where he
has purchased 80 different lots of
stoves, making Hardy & Co.'s stock
now over 225 kinds, and comprising
almost everything in the stove line.
If you need anything in that line, per-
haps it would pay you to call and see
them. Look out for their advertise
ment next week.
Rev. Jas. F. Ferguson and wife Of
Burlington are visiting in town.
The johnson boys .'waxed" our
boys at game of ball last Thursday,
(23 to 81, but then the Hyde Parkers
hadn't played in two years.
Messrs. J. W. Vose and S. A.
Wallace are in town searching the rec
ords for Child's Lamoille and Orleans
County Gazetteer, which will soon be
published. Alfred Vose is at Stowe,
and VIM. Adams will soon commence
the canvass of Morristown.
Mrs. n. F. Keller has introduced
spring water into her house.
Don't forget that the Ia mber wagon
built by Lilley received first premium
at the late fair.
Mrs. F. P. Keller. was in town the
past week. She intends spending the
fall at Swanton.
At the recent Spiritualist State con-
vention at Montpelier Sabin Scott of
Eden, and Mrs. E. A. Paul of Nor
risville, were among the vice presi-
dents elected.
A counterfeit half dollar made OF
Rabbit metal and glass is in circula-
ton. 1t has a good ring and is an ex-
cellent imitation.
Representatives Randall of Hyde
Park, and White of Eden, went ''over-
land" to Montpelier Tuesday. Randall
will board at the Union House during
the session.
This settles it: The cigarette has
had many hard things said about it,
but nothing nearly so damaging as the
statement, just made, that 1.-THE smok-
ing of cigarettes has a most injurious
effect upon the growth of the NOUS
tache." This may be point of value
to youths who are now well nigh dis
couraged.
County Clerk Kenield has fetched
up" at Crandon, Dakota, and is just
enjoying himself these days listening
to the zephyrs meandering Ger the
prairies.
j. F. Kelley and wife of Swanton,
were in town last week. We are
pleased to note that the hotel business
with Jim il good, and we advise all
who may go to Swanton to stop at
the American, if they wish TO be we'll
taken care of.
Rev. H. A. Bushnell, formerly of
this place, contemplates a western
trip.
The creamery will 'shut down,
The last of this month, after which
Manager Sawin will return to his home
in New York State.
Johnnie Manning is again laid up
This time he broke mis- left hand, l
being caught in the hunters Saturda.
while at Swanton.
While Romina Fairbanks was drlv
inc home some COWS purchased at tn
Sargent auction Saturday, the ma
train ran over one, breaking two OF II
! legs.
F. E. Sawyer will have an auctio
Saturday, Oct. l4th, at which will b
sold his horses, harnesses, wagons
' a lot of hay, &c. See advertisement
u A meeting of bank directors will
/, held Thursday.
; Do YOU want horse? If so, now
e YOUR time. Just read Smalley's adv
School was omitted two days la
week, on account of the fair.
y We understand the Spiritualist lie
N lures at the town hall last week we
- we'll attended and very interesting.
" Mrs. Meacham and her two daug
70 tiers have arrived safely at their nj
at home in Glendale, Dakota, and tn
* far like the place very much.
re Judge Small is administrator, a
in GIL. Waterman and F. E. Sawy
I'd commissioners of the Flora Foss
lis tate.
10 The merits of the heavy double lu
ne Der wagon exhibited by Jewett at
wv fair is shown pretty clearly by the +
wv that he has just been offered $50 for
=, A rare chance to purchase one
~ ~ the best mills (saw-mill, clapboa
On mill. grist-mill, &C., combined)
GU northern Vermont, is offered by Jol
Ia T. Stevens in our advertising colun
this week.
Mrs. J. +. Webster and daugh
Oh who have been stopping in Verm
I a9 for several months past, started M
no day for their home in Morehead, Mi
81 MI. and Mrs. Clement accompan
oa them as far as St. Adams.
no Rev. o. s. Basford has acceI
la6 the principalship of an academy
and Redfeld, d., at salary of $500.
ovs also breaches at that place.
= of The approach of autumn is
est, Gated by the rapid changing OF
ero color of the leaves of the forest TT
ak So SAYS an exchange. A look at
ust- wood pile is sufficient indication
fol- us.
ntly MI. Flintom's residence has
or improved by the addition of Varl
llli- Jackson Sargent has rented pa
.i' Chas. Cranes residence on Plea
street.
noE- Judge Wiswall is reading up
had these days prior to entering upol
49, duties as Justice of the Peace.
1 the We read of remarkable cures
n, L performed in all sections Of the
eyes try by magnetic physicians
,unt, we now have one in our midst,
II, | we consider quite as wonderft
girls many respects as those we have
sew recorded as occurring elsewh here.
mas refer to the case of Mrs. AL
e an Boardman, of Morristown, a la
?, not years of age, who has been an IL
oubt- and a great sufferer for the pi
es of years, having been afflicted with
W to ly all the ills that flesh is heir TO