News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-06
HYDE PARK.
Adjust your storm doors.
Remember the oyster supper.

Remember the oyster supper.
Hay for sale. See advertisement.
The holiday trade has commenced
Sheriff Lanpher will re-appoint al
OF his old deputies.
L. r. Fairbanks is teaching a schOo
in Naterviile the present winter.
An interesting letter from Rev. d.
II. Bicknell will appear next week.
Myron Amber is out on bail $4,000
furnished by his brother of Waterbury
Foster < Clark have moved into
Lilley's paint shop-CrandalI's old
stand.
The farmers are now busy slaugh-
tering hogs. This only refers to the
tour-legged ones.
The annual meeting of the bank
stockholders will be held Tuesday,
January 0th, 1884.
Mr.. Townsend and family have va
Gated the Cleveland tenement, and
moved TO the Falls.
W. W. Thomas, for the past year
or two on the Ab6ie Alien farm, has
moved to Elmore.
Bling" Boynton, of Morrisville,
was at the depot Saturday with a good
assortment of apples.
An editor in Servia starved to death
recently. We hope our delinquent sub
scribers will take warning.
l. 0. Andrews has rented apart
ments in II. J. LiIley's house, and
will soon embark in the housekeeping
business.
Jewett is manufacturing ard has on
hand lot OF twO-hOTse lumber sleds.
He offers them at a low figure. Call
and see them.
a singing school meets weekly at
the Griswold school house with EnOs
Fletcher, of Waterville, as teacher.
The class is large one.
Mine host Randall had a house full
and more too, the first day of court.
The number taking dinner being the
largest by far for several years.
Granulated sugar sells for nine cents
ut the " Museum in Poultney. That
beats our grocerymen here. Wont
somebody give us L" Museum -?
The following is an extract from a
smart school-boy's composition The
mothers heart gives 4th joy at the
baby's 1st 9TH" That boy don't live
in Hyde Park.
The LamoiIe County Good Tenn
plars Union will meet at Stowe, We'd
nesdav next, Dec. 18th. Rev. Mr..
Johnson, of Waterbury, will deliver
an address in the evening
Charles Kramer, brakeman on the
st. J. & L. c., is enjoying a short va
cation, caused by Il tumble from a
box car to fiat car. He carries an
SIS per week accident policy.
The musk-rat is building thin walls
to his dwelling, the squirrel has laid in
no supplies and corn husks are very
thin. These things are said TO indi-
cate an open winter; so say those who
know. Well see.
The genial Mimms is in attendance
at Court as usual. Tuesday evening
he and c. B. Waite, of Cambridge.
assisted by others, favored the hotel
guests with several songs, which re-
ceived a hearty en- core.
Judge Sherwin is devoting his time
the present week to Grand Jury duty,
being foreman of the body. His place
in the drug store is filled by Rev. G.
L. Story, who appears to be quite at
home behind the counter.
Allen Barnard, a scholar in the
primary department, was taken with a
fit shortly after school opened Tuesday
morning. He was conveyed to his
home and is now under the doctors
care, although somewhat better.
A suit between L. r. Fairbanks
and Fri EIIinwood, resulting from a
book account, came off at Netherlands
office on Friday before Justice Smalley.
Defendant Ellinwood gave judgment
and appealed. Mcfarland for PIfI. ;
4 GIeed fol- Def.
Schools in the several districts are
taught this winter as follows: Kelley
District, Agnes McLaren; Wiswell
/ District, Eva Griswold; Centre Dis
trict, II. L. Fairbanks; CentreviJle,
S. b. Waite; Reed District, Elmer
/ Vaughan; ODER Hill, Chas. Ravey.
An oyster supper will be given at
the church next Friday evening, Dee.
/ 9TH. The proceeds are to be applied
towards paying expenses Of the Sab
bath School Christmas tree. We hope
that our people, will turn out and give
the affair liberal support. No.
oysters and a good supper will be
provided
Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way, family gatherings being the
order. The day was quite the New
England ideaI-cold, clear and bracing
and our streets presented a deserted
appearance. Interesting services, com
memora.ive Of the day, were held a
the church in the evening, a larg
number being present.
Tea drinkers would do well to Ia,
in a supply Of That article, as the crop
especially Of the black variety, is re
ported to be short, and rise L
prices is reasonably certain to tax
. place soon. There was much excite