News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-06
HYDE PARK.


Heavy frost Tuesday morning; veg
citation badly nipped.
]. H. Bailey, of BozrahYille, Conn,
is in town on a short visit.
Lucius Dutton and family, of st.
Adams, were in town last week.
Advertised letters: p. L. Gill, L.
F. Gordon; James Cole (pOstaD.
J. Willis Sherwin, of ChicOpee,
Mass, is in town visiting his parents
Mrs. c.. L. Waterman is regaining
her health at the Iodine Spring House, !
South Hero.
A. L. Goddard and wife are spend |
ing a three weeks vacation in Frank
lin county.
DIR. H. H. Hill has returned to
Glover, not being exactly suited with
this locality.
Mrs. Lizzie Warren and children, of
Troy, n. Y, have been visiting in
this vicinity the past few weeks.
Emma Ferguson, though still very
low, is improving slowly; her mother
does not seem to get any better.
- Vestia" Farrand returned Mon
dav from a two weeks vacation, spent
with her parents at Montgomery.
Mrs. Sardis P. Barnes, aged Il
years. died Monday night of paralysis.
The funeral took place Wednesday af-
teTnOOn.
HYDE Park had no depositors in the
St. Adams Trust Company. Several
other towns in the county did, as will
be seen elsewhere.
A special train containing about 175
members OF the State militia passed
f over the road Tuesday, bound for the
! annual muster at St. JohnsbuIy.
e Matte Sawyer, who has been spend
ING her vacation at home, returned tC
Boston, Wednesday, accompanied by
her sister Bertha, who goes to the
v Hub on a two weeks visit.
3D.. A CARD wish to return my sin
: cere thanks to my many friends 70
their kindness shown me through tn
last sickness of my wife both in hell
It and money. JOIN HALL.
/ BERTHE Hubbard, son of John Hub
g bard. died Friday last of diphtheria
+ BERTHE was II years old and promis
inc lad. The funeral took place Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Donaldson, of Johnson
{ officiating.
= Quite a delegation from this plac
~ spent Sunday at the camp-meeting {
;, Queen City Park. Among them wer
;" Chas. Crane, Fred Bliss, G.. w. DEM
and wife and Mrs. r. d. Bennett an
5, her mother, Mrs. Dwinell.
e. We are requested to ask all wi
'h have books belonging to the Academ
e library to return them at once, as Il
library is to be rearranged and put
ne order at once. An effort is also to
lie made to add some new works.
81 V. A. Gilmore attended the reuniC
III of the seventh Vermont veterans
Burlington last week. Fourteen mel
he bers of Mr.. Gilmore's company we
X present, and jolly reunion it mu
Of have been. During the day trip W
ire taken to Pittsburgh, and in the eve
~ lll8 Il tilL lJIIC was hCiNA oC CLlS ~
lsO Hall, at which addresses were ma
no by Col HOlbrook, Senator Edmun
DC and others.
us DnED.-At Hyde Park, Thursda
ON Aug. 3Oth, 1888, of typhoid fevC
we Jennie Allen, aged II years. She W
ION an only child, and her mother "a wi
ors OWL and other immediate reIativ
have the sympathy of the entire CO..
my munitv. The summons was sudde
cry Not two weeks ago she walked amO
at us with the freshness and beauty
.tv. the rose upon her face. Her please
mes smile will be greatly missed. The #
in eral took place Friday, Rev. n
nth Bushee conducting the services. L
and large number present, and the beau
es- ful floral display, were fitting TESTING
ar les of the esteem in which the deceas
lick was held.
mi On Monday the new postal no
zee. went into effect. The note is prin
.19 on yellow tinted paper in brown
and and very handsome piece of wo
lrge 1t is made payable to bearer any ii
and within three months from the last {