News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-11
HYDE PARK.


Nearly everybody has a cold.
Col. Sawyer is repairing his house.
That sidewalk seems to " hang
fire."
Aren't we going to have any fall
weddings?
Now is the time to do your ditch
ing and draining.
A. R. Arlington, of Boston, is the
guest of A. r. Terrill.
This is just the season of the year
to SOW advertisements.
Rufus Jackson has moved into apart
ments in the Hill house.
Isaac Vaughan is painting his build
ing on Prospect Avenue.
"Gus" Grover now acts as assist
ant operator at the depot.
A change in the railroad timetable
may be expected most any day.
John Gray rejoices over the advent
of a nine-pound boy in his family.
f. S. Rogers, L. f. Harrington and
F. n. Keller are in Portland this
week.
The Fair Ground Company, after
paying all premiums, will clear about
5000.
Vennor is trying to revive a feeble
interest in himself by predicting cold
October.
Three new ventilators have been
placed in the school rooms at the
Academy.
Don't forget to pay your taxes be-
fore the 27th, if you wish to save the
four per cent.
Eta DEMO was pleasantly surprised
last Thursday evening by number of
her young friends.
w. H. Ellis, of Dakota, who has
been visiting in town the past few
weeks, returned West Monday.
Parties in Hyde Park, johnson and
Eden, having potatoes to sell will do
we'll to call on Eli Town at Hyde
Park.
By the new timetable it will be
seen that the mail train stops at this
place ten minutes both ways-for dim
ner and supper we presume.
A good number attended the lyceum
Friday night. The Bible will be read
in the public schools,-Or hereafter
rather the lyceum decided it should be.
Rhoda Robinson, wife of RE. Rob
inson and daughter of Foster Randall,
died Tuesday. She leaves four young
children. The funeral will be held at
the church Thursday, at one o'clock.
That game of base ball between our
bows and the Cambridge boys has not
come off vet. The boys don't seem tC
aoree as to where the game shall be
pIaved. Better come up here, Cam
bridge.
The revival meetings at the Girls
void school house last week were
largely attended, and doubtless much
good accomplished. Rev. Mr.. Little
who has been in charge, returned to his
home in New Hampshire Monday.
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The failure Of the peanut crop is dire
news for vendors of that popular arti-
Gle of iawbone pastime, and delight OF
the BOYS. What will they do now to
keep their teeth employed in moments
of leisure, and will it effect their pc
cuniary income?
An eclipse of the moon will occur
on the morning of the 10th, beginning
about 1.15 and ending shortly after
three o'clock. Only about 28-10O OF
the moons diameter will be obscured
This is the only lunar eclipse that viii
be visible in this latitude during the
year.
w. C. Maxfeld left at the Pos
/ Office last week a few specimens o
White Belgium carrots, which he hat
raised. They we're very large, one 0
them being over two feet long. II
raised u bushels of these carrots o
q niece of ground 20 Y % feet, whic
. would equal about 100 bushels to tn
, acre. Smith Hebb has also been eS
2 erting himself in the carrot line, hi
| exhibit being from Orange Butte
carrots. very large and very fine
They were grown on the Patch farm
A new timetable goes iato ettet
Thursday. The mail east leaves hel
at y o'clock, u minutes earlier tina
now: going west, it leaves here
5.35, about 10 minutes earlier tina
now. The express goes west at
o'clock; returning east, it is mike
train. arriving here at 7.i9 p. n
. Changes are made in the freight train
No change is made in the owl ira
). time on this end Of the line. Ii
u new timetable may be found in al
other column.
Israel Andrews, a former residel
l. of this county, but for the past'ye'
e engaged in general merchandising
5 Newport. Vt, has removed to Hyt
N Park and rented the Patch store Il
s the purpose OF engaging in the sto'
: business, having bought out part
C. S. Pages business and become /
ID terested with him in the balanc
in Mr.. Andrews was formerly a Gle
E. in this village, residing here loi
e. enough to become favorablY known
Of many of our citizens as live, activ
8 go-ahead fellow, and we predict f
a him success in his new enterpris
He is hard at wOric this week putin
= his stock in order, and when rea'
Il tor business, will give timely noG
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