News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-01
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Another new sign reading" Is. ID. BiCk
ford, NJ. D. was hung out last week.
Bert Neeland. lumberman at work fol-
d. c. Smith. was buried by a bank of
snow that overriding a pile of logs from
which he with others was hauling to the
mill, to the depth Oftive feet, last Friday
1t was found when he was removed by
his companions that he had been stunned
and probably could never have eXtricat-
ed himself without help.
1t is 4 genuine and universal regret that
seiZeS the community at the departure OF
Misses Patch and DEMO, whose labors as
teachers of our village school closed last
Friday. They are ladies who may orna-
menU The best society, ana they are nOL
merely ornamental, as their work here
will show, but exceedingly useful and
they take with them the respect and good
will of their pupils who have been cX-
tremely profited by their instruction.
John NJ. Foss returned from a western
trip as agent for the Porter Manufacture
ing Co., last Friday.
A little son of Mrs. Alma Carpenter was
severely bitten by 4 dog belonging to Z.
\. Gallup, last week.
Frank Harding, of Lowell, was arrest
ed Saturday morning and brought before
i
The charge was sustained and the Ueft.
was fined s. ard costs, amounting i'll all
to $l6.30. The case was appealed.
Mrs. ID. A. Reed, who but recently has
arisen from sick bed. was rudeIy driven
with three small children into the cold
night air, about twelve o'clock on the
night of Friday last, and compelled to
seek shelter under the more friendly roof
Of neighbors. by the ill-sorted merriment
of her husband, who returned from 8
spree" bringing with him a companion
Frank Harding by name, in worse CON
dition if possible than himself.
Frank Carpenter. Frank Crossman, and
Fred Prcvier arraigned themselves before
Justice Of the Peace J. c. Croker, week.
ago last Monday and plead guilty to
having been intoxicated the preceding
Sunday, thus acknowledging their trans
erosion. which is something liz their IA
vor, and. no doubt. at the same time
forming good resolutions for the future
! Elmer llaytord of johnson. was called
before Justice of the Peace Allen, last
Monday, on 4 charge of Il similar offence
committed at the same time; plead guilty
and was fined. Orrin Sargent, another
man from johnson, also plead gully to
like Olrnse and was fined. Want of suf-
ticicnG evidence prevents infliction OF
others equally deserving. They must
stand from under or 1t will inevitably
come,
d. \. Reed was tried before q jury
Monday, on I charge of iutOxication,
found guilty, and fined s. and costs
amounting 10 S23.3l. Respondent APP
! pea!ed.
y lesson may be treasured up by young
as well as old who may stand in neeC
! thereof, from the sad experiences of the
young man who was called to johnson
| last Saturday to answer to the charge o
obtaining liquor under false pretenses
It's hard, to believe that those s. law
abiding citizens" so respectfully spOk
en- of by 4 neIghbOr in the last issue
| of the News 81 CITIZEN, are in the minor
| ity, and let us say that if those belur
mentioned citizens suspected that an oh
stacle in the way of speedy justice had in
/ terposed from that quarter whence cam
those sOlicitiOus remarks, they would con
slider it 1.-THE most unkindest cut of all.
To clear away this mighty heap of otla
accumulation of no short space of time, /
must be admitted that II will be q IerCu
laucan TASK, yet it is hoped fully ant
confidently that the time IS ut hand whel
this augcan stable will be secured to tn
very bottom, that even now the current i
turned and 4 tide of popular indignation
has set in so strong as to make it almOs
certain that what official lcthcrgy an
laXity fails OF accomplishing will b
brought about by taxing the powers tina
be. Not to detract, however, one lot
from credits due, as recent events viii
prove, the authorities have awakene
from quiet sIumbers and wear 4 grave dc