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

HYDE PARK.
March weather.
School commences next Monday.
Hiram Bishop has rented the Fred
Bliss farm.
Mrs. Nancy Terill has moved into a
part Of B. n. Gates house
Emily Pike of Stowe is visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. r. Sargent.
c. S. Page and wife are spending a
week in New York and Troy.
n. L. FIintom had the misfortune
to lose a horse a few days since.
School in the Chas. Reed district
closes Friday afternoon with an exhi-
bition.
Mrs. Demmie Paige, stenographer
to c. S. Page, returned to her home
at Oswego, n. Y, last Thursday.
James F. Kelley, of Swanton, the
well-known hotel proprietor, was IN
town a few days the first of the week.
CDR" George Hulburd, of Water
vile, has returned to town, and will
remain for a time with DR.. Hendrick.
Ed. Lackey, who INDUCED in
little walk from St. Adams to this
place last week, seems to be all right
now.
The Academy meeting called for
Wednesday evening, Feb. Dist is adj
journed to March 18th, next Wednes-
day evening.
A delegation Of teachers from this
place and Morrisville, visited the high
school in Burlington Monday, to see
how it was conducted.
C. j. Patch has been undergoing a
- terrible ordeal with his teeth. DR..
Bliss recently extracted one that took
with it a good sized piece Of jaw.
Trying to do business without adj
vertising is like winking at pretty
girl through green goggles. You may
know what you are doing, but nobody
else does.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church elected the old
board of officers at their annual meet
ing last week. The society now has
about $500 on hand.
Miss Lucia Lane, who has been
spending the winter in this place, re-
turned to her home at Underhill Sat
urday evening. Mrs. I. H. Porter
and daughter accompanied her.
Do not fail to vote for the Constitu-
tionaI amendment next Tuesday. The
people should elect their Secretary of
State and State Auditor just the same
as they do the Governor and other
officers.
The town reports for this town are
out, and every taxpayer should get
one and look it over before coming to
the meeting. Copies may be had at
the Town Clerks Office, and also at
the several stores.
L. P. Butts of North Hyde Park,
was arrested Monday on two indict-
ments found by the recent Grand
Jury, one for selling liquor, and the
other for intoXicatiOn. He was brought
before Judge Waite and bail furnished
to the amount of 1925.
w. A. Boardman, of Iowa, spent a
few days in town last week, with his
uncle l.. S. Small Esq. lie came
east with let of produce, among
which we understand were six carloads
Of turkeys which he sold to one man
| in Boston for S2S, 900.
Frank P. Town, son of Hiram
Town, has recently engaged in the
lumber business at Vermontville,
Mich. Frank has had considerable
experience in this business, and his
many friends in this place will wish
him success In his new venture.
J. NJ. Hill, Jr., DESTROYS Of engaging
more largely in outside speculation,
offers for sale his entire stock of goods,
and also to lease his store at Morse's
Line, St. Almond, p. @. This is a
| good chance for anybody who wishes
to enter the mercantile business. See
advertisement
Let there he full turnout at town
luCCIiu5 ACAG 4 NCoOldt Inc OlllCCio
to be elected should be the best men
that can be found. Taxpayers should
remember that the way to remedy any
evils in town matters is not to 90
about the streets complaining, but to
be present at the annual meeting and
put the best men in office.
In the suit between Ora WiswelI
, and Chas. Whitcomb, brought by
the former, to recover damages from
, sheep and turkeys getting into field
r of oats, the Jury brought in a verdict
for the Deft., it having been shown
that the fence between the two prem
ises was not lawful, and that the tur-
KEYS were "invited to be present,
The Plf, has appealed.
In our report of the prize speaking
last week, we inadvertently left out
the title OF Beulah Watcrman's piece
which was " Death Of S.amson." The
prizes were also reversed. The frs
= prize was Knights History Of En-
gland, 5 vols, and the second Ma
caulay's History of England, ) vols
f Beulah Waterman took the first, anC
John LaPOrte the second.
| A stranger stopping in town for ;
2 short time last week visited our yillag,
, school. The teacher of the primar,
, department, wishing to show how wei
: posted her scholars were in their diff
foront studies. psneciaIIy in geography