News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-22

LnhHH Fairbanks has finished Il very
>'Itc,>~ill term of school at " alrrviIIr
Melvin Briggs having vacated The
lyle farm. has moved To Cambria &c.
Sr&.:onl close 'TuesIay. The spring
"rm will c"mmencc MOuday, March
III.
Orlando Cleveland is about to re-
move from - Greenfield" to Morris
willie.
Eugene Town, of Georgia, has been
visiting relatives i'll town the past
week.
Look out for your cattle sheds
there il Il big pile Of SHOW Oh roof,
generally.
Nemnor predicts that April will he Il
warmer month than Nav, and thai
MAY will be colder than usual.
PhiIanthropi>t Papr, of Greenliel t..
WAS at the Street Il short time Satur-
day, after All absence of nearly ii
Year.
DR.. Dcming, the dentist, has a card
in this issue. Hereafter he will be at
This place the first TWO weeks in each
| month.
An article on 'Ensilage" will b..
read with interest bv oar farmer read
erS. 1t may be found OH the last page
of this issue.
ChaS. lIulburl, of St. AIhIns, Il
brother of the Professor, WAS in town
Tuesday. Came up to attend the
prize speaking.
An egg rs is an egg. a P. SmaIley
exhibited an eng last week that meas
l-SN IL inches. Now bring
q Your big ones.
Potatoes are potatoes this winter.
See that they do not get froSL-biLten
now that the SNOW has settled ava,
from Your buildings.
Conductor Ranny is laying off for 4
couple of weeks. If he didn't have
game foot, we should think he was
oil for matrimonial purposes.
1t was DR.. UarE's funeral that Dr.
Bliss attended ut Georgia, last week.
and not DR.. Stevens is the latter
has been dead these TWO years.
Report reaches us of diSgra"cful
drunken brawl at No. Hyde Park Sun
day. How much logger are Itw-abid-
ing citizens to put up with such do
lugs:
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Congregational
church will he held at Mrs. L. IL
Moves Thursday, February y, at ,
y clock p. M
According 20 our exchanges, there
is Il general complaint OF the poor
quality of coal shipped from the mincs
last year. That is what the people in
this vicinity think about il.
Remember the County Temperance .
called To meet ut the
town hail Thursday at l, p. III. All
le>irionS Of promoting The c,nse Of
should b. on hand.
The Mason Family gave an en;er- |
tainmcnt ut this place Monday even
ing, and the New England Minsrrcl~
Tuesday evening. Not Il
very large Attendance at either.
Misses Mary Ann and Katie IIassett
and Johnnie, returned Friday night.
from Stamford, Conn, where they
were called 10y the death Of their
brother Patrick, who diel of typhoid
fever the previous Sunday.
Educational meeting, under charge
Of State Superintendent DarLt will he
IeN at the Academy Thursday of this
week. Following are the topics =
Common School Studies, Relation OF
Parents 10 Schools, School System.
Hardy has packed W and left, and
once more quiet reigns ut this cad OF
the capital. George and his two
clerks, George Flint and Frank Nc
Whorter, will he greatly missed
They are good fellows, everyone Of
them.
Thursday is Washington's birthday.
IfGeorge had only lived he would have
been 15l years old. Three weeks from
next Saturday is st. PatrIck's Day
Fool day, after that Decoration day,
and then the Fourth of July. There
YOU have il.
ST. Valentines day was not observed
in Hyde Park 10 the extent it was last
wear, The number of missives sent
the post-oflics being consider
ably less. 1t seems that the desire to
send the more costly tokens of this
kind has taken the form of Christmas
and Easter cards.
The following St. Johnsbury item
will interest many in this place =
= Mr.. A. b. Moves, for long time the
efficient and courteous assistant cashier
Of the First National Bank, has nc
cepted position in the MessrS. Fair
banks office aud will commence his
duties the lst of March. The patrons
Of the bank are sorry for the change"
Edward LaPage and Mary Barnard
were married ut St. Tere,a'S Church
last Sunday evening by Rev. Father
PilgeCn. The affair was kept very
quiet, hut few knowing of the event um-
I'll the next day. The young couple
intend making Dakota their future
home and will leave for that place
about the first Of March. May hap |
pimcss and prosperity go with them.
One Of the greatest needs Of Hyde .
Park ut the present time is Il place in
which to hold public meetings and ca /
Ierlaiumrnts The Town Hall Is the /
only place (asile from the Church, |
that can he used for such purposes,
and we think 4 barn wOuld he Is com
Portable rs that Is, especially wniIe II
remains III ills resent condition. y
haIl that could he kept i'll good order,
We think would pay.
a meeting of the members Of the
Academy association Is To he held this
edmcsday) eve. The object of the
meeting is To see if the asaocIaliun
will make repairs and put in necessary
furniture, and also, 10 see what
measures ought to be adopted for the
general good of the said association,
and to increase the membership Of the
term" This is an important meeting
and all interested should turn out.
The town authorities are very busy
arranging their annual report. AT the