News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-04
HYDE PARK.
Time to harvest ice.
Will Roddy is again at home.


Time to harvest ice.
Will Roddy is again at home.
Renew your subscription promptly.
Election of bank officers next Tues
day.
F. E. Sawyer is giving US good
paths these days.
Hal. Hyde, of Burlington, spent
New Years in town.
State Auditor Powell was in town a
short time Saturday last.
Read Treasurer Wiswelrs notice to
the taxpayers of this town.
Frank Porter, of Underhill, is stop
ping with his brother Theron.
Edgar Billiard s son Edwin, is
seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia.
Our winter is favorable beyond the
memcry of (next toy the oldest in
habitant.
Randall's annual ball was largely
attended; over one hundred couples
being present.
Where are the street lamps? Can't
they be trimmed and burning" these
moonless nights?
Mrs. Purple is talked of as the at
traction at the next sociable, some
time this month.
Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, was in town
last week; came to officiate at Syl=
vester Whitcomb's funeral.
NJ. D. Carrow has gone to North
Troy to live. His stock of goods is
still in the hands of the Sheriff.
Sadie Sherwin, who has been visit
ing relatives in Massachusetts the
past few months, is at home again.
Annual meeting of pew owners of
Union Church next Saturday, at l p.
M. al the pew owners are requested
TO be present.
Social dance at the Town Hall Fri
day evening, Jan. 9th. Music, Ell
more's band. Bill, 80 cents.-W. A.
Roddy, Manager.
Drs. Hendrick and Grover are both
quite ill; their many friends and pa
tients hope, however, to soou see
them about again.
Carroll Mobiles, while assisting in
trimming Randalps hall for the New
Years ball, fell from ladder and Sc
riously injured his hip.
A cardigan jacket was taken from
the Town Hall Christmas night by a
party for whom it was not intended.
| Please leave it at the Post Office.
Benny" Leach was a boarder at
Lanphere's hotel short time last
week committed on charge of as
sault, brought by VIM. Crowell. He
/ is now out Oh bail.
Sheriff Lanpher on Saturday last
arrested Joseph LaPage, indited by
the recent Grand Jury for liquor SELL
ing. LaPage Immediately secured
bail to the amount of $3.50.
.sVic." Gauthier was arrested Mon
dav night, for drunkenness. Tuesday
morning he was brought before JUS
tice Wiswell and pleaded guilty.
Fined So and costs; total, Sll.79.
| H. J. Lilley has just received q
lot of handsome new sleighs. AL
first class, we'll made, and warranted
If you want good sleigh at a reason
able price, now's your time. Call and
see them.
The lyceum Friday evening was
we'll attended. "Greek and Latin
received severe setback. Hereafter
. Common English" will have thu
preference, according to the decision
, of the students.
= Town meeting topics will soon b.
in order. Fit candidates for Select
2 men, Fence Viewers, &C., will b
f brought forward, and the acts of th
f Overseer Of the Poor will become
4 prominent topic for conversation.
S Intending to leave town soon,
offer my entire stock of millinery an
f fancy goods at cost. Would be please
to have all in need of anything in m
> line to call and examine my stock.
- 7. S. WOoDwORTH.
Last week SeIectman Harringto
engaged Jonas Stevens to 90 over tn
), road between this place and Mort
Hyde Park with his big double roller
and now the road is in excellent cor
}. dition. People living on that roa
}. and those having occasion to trav,
}. thereon, appreciate such acts {
}. thoughtfulness.
}. Paul Brothers have arranged fc
their annual Musicians Ball at Hyd
70 Park, January Goth, 1888, and will en-
- ploy some frst-class musicians wit
; their orchestra, so as to make ban
~ of ten pieces. Posters and small bill
# will be out in due time.
< A Good Templar's Lodge was o
,e ganized Tuesday evening by Geo. /
le Beard, State Deputy. The followir
n officers were elected w. G. f., \
1T d. Fitch; w. V. T., Mrs. F. I
;. Keller; w. S., II. A. Bailey; W.
IS s.. Sovestia Farrand; w. T., Cleo
CrowelI w. c., Perry Foster w. NJ
T. john LaPorte w. l. G., Nora Meac
B. am; w. O. G., Henry Hall L. d
Burton Bennett, A large numb
t. from the Morrisville lodge were pre-
E. ent. We understand the prOspec
b for good lodge are flattering. Ne
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