News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Mrs. Louisa Hill has returned to
Franklin.
The mails are very irregular now,ou
account of cold and SHOW.
Board Of Civil Authority meets al
he Town Clerks Office Feb. 18th.
DR.. Bliss has gone to Georgia Ia
attend The funeral of his old prcceptor,
/ Dr.. Stevens.
ra,ic Woodwork has gone to Frank
in and Orleans counties on three
weeks visit.
Don't forget the honey supper at the
vestry next Friday evening. Go and
| get sweetencd up.
james Crane and wife, of New
York state. are visiting their brother.
! Chas. Crane. Esq.
Miss Ella Crowell is spending 4 few
lays in Wolcott with her sister, Mrs.
W. W. Spaulding.
Mrs. Town (Ida Ladd) and hus-
band. of Waterbury,. spent Sunday il
tON u N4blL Ava 100 w OONAh vi Ill
Sidney Newcomb of Eden offers foI
sale three yoke of oxen, 4 number OF
horses, &c. See advertisement.
Every letter in the alphabet appears
ia the following sentence: -. Gray
pack with my boxes five dozen quais.
The deep snow has put the roads in
bad order, and people dou't travel
nowadays any more than they CAL
help.
Barber jackson has at last succeeded
in obtaining relief from his corns
They were removed % by DR.. Emer
sons presto change method.
Remember The prize speaking mex
tuesday evening. An interesting
programme has been prepared. En-
courage the students 10y giving them Il
uIl house.
Elbridge Sherwin, who was obliged
to give up his job in Massachusetts
Oh account OF ill-health, is improving
very much this winter, and is now
quite like himself.
If You still insist on making use OF
clay pipe, before You fill it with to-
haccU, pack it One-lmrd full of salt.
which viii extract much Of the deadly
nicotine. The bowl should be cleaned
At least once Il day. SO says an eX,
change.
Cob,cigh & Slurscs' slereoptican
exhibitions at this place were inter
csliug throughout. The views ana
| i. scIipllums thereof cannot but be
beneficial 10 all who attend them. Til,
| apparatus throughout is new and Ui
,aIc>L Improvements.
Willie Morse, OF Johnson. is learn
| NJ lelr2Iaphy At this station. Willie
mas Il job ia view in Canada. and if h,
| continues To learn rs well as he nov
lUcs, he Will make Il good operator.
Elmer Vaughn, Ed. Wilson, and I
ii. Porter also are ." taking lessons"
j. @. Holland once said, '.GossiI
IS always Il personal confession either
of malice OF imhcCiIliN," vet few would
acknowledge themselves malicious Ul
mbcci!e When indulging in the pastme
IL is Unly telling it TO one who will tell
1t to Two that at = the next cup of Ie;
hey will plot what 10 do"
Wednesday evening of last week.
The smOw-plow jumped the track when
InppUsite Pages hide house and tore
up Il large part of The platform. The
men inside of the pillow received quite
4 lively shaking up, and two or three
WHO were on the platform made quick
lime in getting out of the way.
The special meetings at the church
were continued every ni4ht last week
except Momuay. Friday evening
Mcssrs. Wilder. Carpenter and IIaw-
ley iIom the st. Johnsbury Young
Mems Christian Association. were III
attendance audIcmaiucd over Sunday.
| The meetings throughout were very
interesting and no UOubt beneficial to
all who attended.
a telegram received at this place
Monday announced the death of Pat
rick Ilassett. lie was employed on a
railroad in Connecticut. The cause
OF death has not yet been learned, but
ii is presumed he met with al accident.
Ills two sisters and brother started
Monday morning 10 see him, having
received telegram Saturday, that he
WAS very low, and after they had gone
The telegram announcing his death
was received.
Rev. L. G. Crane was in town over
Sunday. lie was on his way home
from McndOm, ILL.,, where he had been
The past week or two looking over the
place, having received Il call from the
L Con9I cgatiunal church there, ut a
salary of $1,000 and a parsonage.
! - Ed." likes the place and may accept
! the call. HIS old friends had the
. pleasure Of listening To an excellent
talk iIOm him at the Sunday evening
u mrGIing.
The Cohiciahs Cor those living in
) This vicinity had Il gathering at John
- Cchlclghs, on Wednesday of last
week. Among those present there
= we've five brothers and three Sisters
, whose united ages amounted To- J4s
: ycaIs. Added to Ibis SHOULD be that
, oI Simon, Il ho;hcr not resent, whose
/ age Is y, making III all Gl5 years
/ following are The respective ages 81
each: LA CohIcigh, aged II; EunicC
. UolbroOk, IS Susan IIoIbrook, II
- Eliza IoWlp, GS james COblpivh G6