News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-05-01
HYDE PARK.
Football has appeared.

The Wintergreen Hill is now the
favorite resort.
H. A. Bailey has moved on to his
farm.
Emma Ferguson has returned home
from Burlington.
Work on the Hide House extension
has commenced.
Eggs are about as cheap food now
as anything. The price has tumbled.
Five new hanging lamps have been
purchased for the main room of the
Academy.
"CIouds" received Il good audience
Tuesday night, and gave general
satisfaction.
c.. S. Page, DIR. Bliss and L. H.
Porter are in attendance AT the Repub-
lican State Convention at Montpelier.
The women folks, bless their dear
hearts, are struggling violently with
the various stages of house-cleaning.
The men folks, bless them too,
are as well as can be expected under
the circumstances.
Let every one help toward the fur
nishing of the Town Hall that it may
be source of enjoyment hereafter.
Mrs. Brown, Hyde Parks milliner
has gone TO market, and in few days
the fair sex will appear in the latest
styles of head gear.
Rogers goes to market next week.
Defer buying your spring goods until
he returns when he will offer great
bargains.
l.. C. Moody of Stowe passed ex-
animation Friday, and is now mem
Der of that august body-the Lamoille
County Bar.
Thursday and Friday last were
- ladies days" at the court house, the
female portion of Centerville being
largely represented at the Barnes
Hubbard suit.
The cheapest notwithstanding bcy-
erage we know anything about, is
fluid called water. If you are not ac-
quainted with it, you had best take it
at first in broken doses.
Edward Wilson, formerly with L.
e. Sherwin, bu: now travelling in the
west for Wells, Richardson & Co., of
Burlington, is spending few days in
town. Ed. looks as though being "on
the road" agreed with him.
Rev. Mr.. Wheelock, of Cambridge,
occupied the pulpit at Union church
Sunday, giving two able discourses to
large audiences. The people of this
place are always glad to give their old
friend 4 cordial reception.
The sugar season has nearly
closed and reports are about the same
as last year. except that the quality is
considerably better. Never before
have we had two poorer sugar seasons
together than this year and last.
The Academy students will give an
entertainment at the Town Hall Thurs
day evening, May 1st, consisting OF
recitations, readings, music, &c. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the
1OWl HAL. AuiIlSSlOil ~ SSubo'
B. r. Covey, the manager of the
Creamery, has moved his household
goods to this place and will occupy
apartments in the Creamery. Mr..
Crasper, the proprietor, will be here
the present week to arrange for the
opening of the same.
To a correspondent No, those
cans which -Messrs. Cheney and God
dard carry to the Hide House every
morning are not creamery cans. They
are simply dinner pals of half bushel
capacity from which a banquet is held
daily.
Put Your cellars in order. Divest
YOUR premises of last years refuse.
Farmers should not wait for rainy
day in order to give the hired man a
vacation in the cellar, and people in
the villages ought to know that clean
illness is fully as essential in the cellar
as in the sitting room.
The Howe Scale Company of Rut-
land have issued a neat advertising
chrome abodt two feet in length. 1t
represents q fair damsel standing on
one of the company's scales smilingly
awaiting the announcement OF bel
weight. The design is finely gotten
up and admirably adapted to its
advertising purpose.
A subscription paper has been Cir,
culated TO raise a part of the funds
necessary TO procure new settees fol
the Town Hall. An agent from the
Buffalo Manufacturing Company was
in town with sample Saturday. Al
who saw it were of the opinion it was
Just the thing, and doubtless the Select
men will give an order for this kind
Following are the officers of La
noble Central Lodge, L. o. of G. 1.
w. C. T., B. B. Bennett; w. V. T..
Jennie Stowell; w. s., Bertha Saw
yer; w. F. s., Nellie Sargent; w
IT., Mrs. E. II. Sherwin; w. e., LIE
ander Eastman w. NJ. i. G. Vaughn
w. l. g., Hattie Doty; w. o. g..
Warren Noble. Installation mex
Monday evening.
The case of Doty, Administrator O
Rebecca Barnes vs.. Hubbard has beel
the sole attraction at County Cour
the past week-having consumed fiv
| days. Over thirty witnesses were pu
on the stand. The case was given t
the jury Tuesday afternoon and Wed
! nesday morning brought in a verde
for Def. The case of BridgemaD V:
e P. S. Benjamin Estate is now on
: Judge Taft presiding. This is an al
s peal from allowance of commissioner
v on the estate, Judge Powers bein
= one OF the commissioners, is disqual
- fed. There are still a number
e cases (civil and state) to be tried, al
!; the prospects now are that court W
IL continue at least through the prese
u week.
IF CADY'S FALLS.