News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-08-23
HYDE PARK.
County Fair next.
Read the premium list.
Camp-meeting is ended.

School commences next Wednesday.
C.. n. Crandall has returned to
Merrimac, Mass.
H. r. Howes has concluded his
services for c. S. Page.
DR.. Deming left town Saturday
will be absent several months.
Fannie Bailey Spicer and little boy
are home from Bozrahville, Conn.
Mrs. Brown and son, of Burlington,
are the guests of w. II. II. Kenfeld.
About 5000 were taken in at the
gate, ''team toll" during the camp
meeting.
c. S. Page, wife, and Master Hullie,
are spending couple of weeks at
Old Orchard.
Mrs. O. F. Bordo, of Swanton, is
stopping at her brother-in-law's, n.
L. Flintom's.
l.. S. Small and wife are in attend
ance at the Spiritualist camp-meeting
at Queen City Park.
The harvesting of oats is now the
principal business with the farmers.
A fair crop is expected.
The Meacham house is scarcely
known by its old friends, 50 improved
is it by its new dressing.
The head of Depot street is being
treated to a dressing of gravel, which
is a needed improvement.
An obituary notice of Prof. Stone
| (kilIed at the CarlYon disaster) IS
crowded out until next week.
Regular services at the church next
/ Sunday also preaching and Sabbath
school at the Centre at 4 p. M.
A goodly number attended the Cath
Ole services last Sunday, which were
conducted by a priest from Burlington.
Mrs. James Furguson, of Burling-
ton, is in town, having been called
here by the sickness of her sister and
neice.
J. J. and A. II. Clark have moved
their families into apartments in the
tenement house adjoining the Catholic
! church.
A.P.K. Stafford (ex-Gov. of Ari-
IONA and Hyde Park boy, accom-
panied by his wife, was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. w. Hendrick and nephew
were here the first of the week. Mrs.
H. has returned to Bakersfield, where
she will remain for awhile.
Elery Jones, highway surveyor, has
done a good job on the road from A
|. Hubbards northward. The road is
now as good as any in town.
Mrs. Levi Hogaboom and children.
from Brooklyn, n. Y, are stopping
at Enos Sherwin's; Mrs. Hogaboom
is sister-in-law Of Mrs. Sherwin.
w. w. Linfeld, Esq, returned tc
his home in Massachusetts Friday, al
ter stay among US of five weeks
The genial Linfeld will always find
. welcome here.
:. Aunt Judy Boyes" died at Luciu:
: Boves', not Byron Crowell's, as an
: nounced last week. Rev. Mr.. Bushee
1 of Morrisvlle, conducted the tunera
services on Wednesday of last week
Hamilton Child, publisher of Child
Gazetteer of Lamoille and Orleans
counties, is in town superintendent:
the delivering of the work. 1t is
we'll arranged book and gives genera
f satisfaction.
Mrs. John Hall continues very low
= Mrs. Cynthia Ferguson has been quite
. sick, but is better now; her daughte
l Emma remains about the same, ant
4 Geo. Parker's little girl is sick witt
: typhoid fever.
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell, former pastor
: was in town the first of the week
Since leaving this place, a little over
year ago, he has built $4,000 churc
i at West Enosburgh. 1t will be dedl
Gated Sept. 9th.
$ J. S. Schofeld, of Gilmore, has pun
s chased of G.. L. Waterman WOO
e lot near g Greenfield" and will q
V once commence cutting the logs there
It on. His headquarters will be at tn
Bachelor house in Greenfield.
One of our promising young me
d having tired of ''single blessedness,
/ has taken unto himself a wife. Ill
,. lett town for Craftsbury Monda
(where the ceremony was performed
5 but went via Cady's Falls. More anon
L, DR.. H. H. Hill, an eclectic physical
II of three years practice with DR.. lem
II pleton, of Glover, has located in on
l. midst, having come here to assume tn
t practice of DR.. Grover, who as
n known, is not able to attend to hi
'e profession. See his card.
r. B. f. Billiard, for several yeal
7 clerk in L. E. Harrington's store ;
/. North Hyde Park, has accepted
ID position with gents clothing an
of furnishing goods establishment
is Milford, Mass. g Bert" is a goo
f salesman and an excellent fellow, an
or we have no doubt will give good satl
faction in his new position.
IT. The August term of the Lamoll
at County Supreme Court convened Tue
Al, day. Chief Justice Royce and ASS
IS ciates Redfield, Nesey and Taft we
cd present. But two of the four cases
n, the docket were heard they were tho
ce of Pond vs.. Campbell, ct ais, fro
X the April Court, and Cyrus A. Rober
Tor VS.. James E. McNaughton, transferrt
err from Washington County May teri
as At five o'clock the court adjourne
by Among the lawyers present from o
ry. of the county we noticed ii. f. Ru
lp- tedt and II. S. Royce of st. Alban
ny Joel c. Baker of Rutland; H.
cry Start of Bakersfield, and Leona
,he Munson Of Manchester.
- u Patronize home industries and entC
5II' prises. If you buy of your neighbc
70 they will buy of you, and all will pro
70 per. If the meE Who deal in boo
-; and shoes or hardware send away
. dry goods and groceries for their far
~ lies because they can save a lit
M thereby, they break down the busint
~ ~ of their neighbors who deal in the
'he articles. To get even, they send
" what they don't keep and you do, a
destroy your trade. So, too, W
the professional men and mechanics.
Isle order to prosper they must help ef
m. other. Every member of the comm
Don nifty must do this, or those who fl
ID 1-'.-...z ,,,ro,ouDorotiv will loo