News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-05
HYDE PARK.

The railroad.
, The potato bug crop promises TO
as large as ever.
Candidates for county offices wi
soon be known by their shake.
The currant worms are up to the
old tricks. Give them hellebore.
Rev. Chas. Morse of St .Johnsbur
preached in Union Church last Sun
day.
John Manning and his bride Ca Mis-
Roy OF Swanton) were in town owe
Sunday.
Peter St. John is now domiciIed il
his new shop in the basement of thu
brick hotel.
DR.. F. NJ. Deming, our former den.
list, Is now engaged in the fruit tret
business in New York State.
c. N. Crandalps household effect.
were sold at auction Saturday, ant
Monday morning his wife and famil,
left town.
| Carroll Randall "takes the cake
thus far on trout fishing. He went tc
Eden Monday and brought back elev.
en- pounds.
In the case Off. G.. SULTAN VS.. j.
.. and A. J. Cleveland, tried last
week, Justice Wiswell ruled that each
party pay its cost.
The other day a young child OF
Chas. WhitcomS's ran against a per-
son carrying some hot water, and was
badly scalded about the back.
The w*y freight east Tuesday p. m.
ran into an iron train near Jones'
bridge, smashing two or three cars
and delaying trains generally.
The Campbell reunion society will
hold their next meeting upon the hill
side farm of Benz. w. Campbell, Sat-
urday, June 28th at 10 O'Clock a. M.
"Phil" Wood again assumes control
OF the grist mill at Cady's Falls. 1t
Will be closed few weeks for repairs,
when it will be opened as a first-class
mill. 81
L. Ii. Porter and II. NJ. Mcfarland
took trip to Lake George last week
to indulge in piscatorial sports. Ow-
ing to cold weather the catch was
light.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. w. Doty were
called to Sudbury last week; to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Doty's father, w.
Z. j. Hyde, Esq, who died of heart
disease.
Ira Cobleigh, while standing in the
rear end of q wagon was thrown vio-
Iently to the ground by a sudden start
Of the horse. He sustained severe in
iuries about the head and shoulders.
G. L. Waterman and wife leave in
few days for a prolonged visit among
relatives in the west. Their visit will |
De principally in Minnesota and Iowa,
II each OF which states live sisters of
Mrs. Waterman.
We can hardly see where C. S.
Page will find calf skins and hides
sufficient to fill his hide-house, which
With the new addition now being COM
oleted, will cover more ground than
i've barns 30x40 feet each, to say
nothing of the extensive basement
DOM.
Some very large orders have been
irawn by the Selectmen for highway
surveyors. The largest orders seem
o go to districts that are but lightly
travelled. We believe in having good
Dads and paying we'll for them, but
It the same time it seems as though
his enormous expenditure might in
II many districts be curtailed.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUs.-The Repub- b.
can voters of Hyde Park are hereby IL
gifted 10 meet in the Town Hall in c
aid Hyde Park on Monday, the 9th
ay of June, 1884, at o'clock p. M,
o elect three delegates and three al
ernates TO represent them in the Re-
publican State convention to be held
IL Burlington on the 18th day of June
text. PER ORDER Con-.
The baseball season opened in this
,lace last Saturday with a match game
between the Stowe and Hyde Park
,lubs. The visitors presented a good
and their opponents ap-
pretended close game. After the
irst inning however, the Hyde Park
IT'S had everything their own way,
the game by score of 68 to
IA. Eight innings were played.
We regret being compelled to call
attention to the fact that some one
makes a practice of stealing flowers
and plants from graves in the village
cemetery. These tokens of love are
placed there by friends of the dead,
and it is to be regretted that any one
would resort to such q degrading act |
as stealing from grave. We trust
there will be no more of this malicious
work.