News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-07-24
HYDE PARK.
Rogers pays II cents for eggs.

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G.. 5. Page has been in Boston the
past few days.
Prof. Hulburd has taken up his
abode at Fri Ellinwood's.
For the month of July in leap year,
it is very variable weather.
There will be much moonlight this
month. Another new moon the 22d.
John c. Burke, Esq, and wife, of
Albany, are stopping at the American.
Miss Matte Sawyer, of Boston, is
spending her vacation with her par
ents.
Chas. Merrill, of Boston, is spend
ing few days with his uncle, Orson
Hadley.
Rev. B. F. Wheeler breaches at
No. Hyde Park neat Sunday morning
at 1920.
A new singing book "Spiritual
Songs" has been adopted by the
church in this place.
Messrs. E. III. ShcrwIn and I. O.
Andrews, with their wives, are camp
ing out at Highgate Springs.
J. H. Mimms, stenograher, taking
testimony at the " sawdust" hearing
in johnson, was in town Tuesday.
B. r. Convey, the creamery man,
has been under the weather" the past
few days, but is now himself again.
John Cobleigh has sold his young
colt to Utton Brothers. He is to get
500 for it when it is four months old.
A. L. Noyes and family have re-
turned from Saratoga. Judge Small
and wife will return the present week.
The eminent pianist, John A. Wash
burn, of Vineland, n. j., is spending
few days in town, the guest of d.
r. Sherwin.
Remember the Sabbath-School pic
mic tomorrow Thursday. Start
from the church at 8 a. m, with Moss
Glenn Falls as the objective point.
Invitation is extended to all.
Look out for counterfeit twenty-five
cent pieces of the date of 1875. Only
three claws of the eagle are visible on
the genuine, while four may be seen
on one foot of the spurious coin.
Rev. H. A. Bushnell and son were
in town the first of the week. The
Elders former parishioners are always
glad to see him and take him by the
hand, as did many on this occasion.
The tax bill for the current year has
been placed in the hands of the Treas
urer. If taxes are paid before Octo-
Der 9th, the four per cent. discount
is allowed. The tax is 107 cents on
the dollar, and covers town, county
and state school taxes for the year.
The weather the past week has not
been very encouraging to the farmers,
especially those who are paying high
wages for hired help. Although the
grass is fully ripe, very little haying
has, as yet, been done. The advent
of good weather will cause lively times
in the hay field.-
Mrs. Ben. Scott, of Eden, died last
Friday, after an illness of several
weeks. For several years she was
associated with her husband in the
hotel business at the Mills, and was
well-known to the travelling public.
Her remains were taken to New
Hampshire for burial.
While returning from church last
Sunday, the rear wheel of n. l.. Film
TOMS wagon came off, throwing the
occupants out of the wagon and caus-
ing the horse to run away. Fortu-
nately the party escaped with little
, injury. The horse went home, con-
siderably demolishing the wagon on
the way.
As will be seen by notice elsewhere
Mrs. j. X. Barney, of Providence, is
] TO hold temperance meetings at this
4 place next Friday. In the afternoon
4 she will meet the ladies and organize
: Womans Christian Temperance Un-
ion, and in the evening will give a
public lecture. Mrs. Barney Is highly
spoken of as an earnest, active worker.
f and an interesting speaker. The
meetings will be held IN the Town
r Hall at 3 and 7.3O p. m.
: The school tax for the current
f year of forty cents on the dolla,
e on the grand list of school dis.
trict No. Is, Hyde Park, VT, is now
e in my hands for collection, and the
I same mnsC Ee paid within ninety DAYS
: from date to get the discount allowed
by law and save cost of collection
Taxes will be received at my residence
q at all business hours.
= LEONARD w. PAPE, Dist. Treas.
. L. b. Boynton has several seconG
{ hand open buggies, top carriage
three buck-boards, different STYLES
e and two Watertown wagons for one