News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-16
HYDE PARK.

Brick Store, MOrrlSvllIe, VT.
HYDE PARK.
O-heigh-ohl
Snow Tuesday.
Plenty of fall rains.
The screen door must go.
How's the Buckeye State?
Remember the lyceum Friday night
Mrs. j. NJ. Hill, of Franklin, is il
town.
Judge Small is doing the Capita
this week.
Representative Kenfield was in town
over Sunday.
Geo. Foss is attending a CONNER
cial school at Burlington.
Chas. Crane now occupies apart
ments over Rogers store.
w. E. Clement, of Burlington, was
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. B. Hawley, of Og-
densburg, are stopping at Hiram
Towns.
V. W. Jewett is excavating under
his house, preparatory to putting a
cellar therein.
1. G. Vaughan and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Brown are spending few
days in Boston.
Mrs. I. W. Hyde has gone to Chico
pee, Mass, where she has relatives.
She will be absent several weeks.
Don't bet. If you lose, you wont
like it, and if you win you will be
taking another mans money from him
without earning it.
A. L. Noyes has gone to New York
on business trip. Probably he will
see some of tie Butler boom and John
Keiley's enthusiasm for Cleveland.
Frank Reed has purchased of Calvin
Campbell the house and lot last Occu-
pied by E. d. Wheelock, at Centreville,
and is building blacksmith shop.
The change in the timetable takes
off the "owl train," and we lose engin-
eer "Wid." and his estimable wife,
who have made this place their home
for some months.
At the annual meeting of the State
Young Mems Christian Association,
held at Brattleboro last week, A.
Barber Noyes, formerly of this place,
was elected President.
The autumn tints on the foliage
have been very beautiful this fall, but
the leaves are going down and the
naked limbs are speaking of The long
winter that will be upon us ere long.
Rumor has II one OF our young men
having tired of single blessedness will
cast his lot with that of one of our best
Young ladies. In other words, q we'd
ding in the near future may be ex-
pected.
The new lamps in the Academy
were used for the first time at the re-
cent lyceum. They are marked i'm
provement on the one or two dismal
lights that have adorned the room for
several years.
NJ. D. Fuller will meet the singing
class in this place Thursday evening at
s o'c..ocE, n which time arrangements
viii be completed for continuing the
singing school. All interested are in
vited to be present.
Our reliable mail carrier, Gushing
Nichols, for the first time for severa
wears, is confined to his house by
sickness, and many are the enquiries
concerning him. 1t is to be hoped he
may soon be on deck again.
Correspondents from various parts
of the State, speak of the extraordin'
airy large apple crop. This is quite
contrary to the anticipations formed
early in the season, but our farmer;
will bear such disappointment will
equanimity.
Advertised letters Mrs. j. W. San
born, Obscene Letting, E. D. Somers
Joseph Foster, C. NJ. Comstock, Chs
Chaplien, Sam'l L. Alden, ]. NJ
Lamer, +. Lafend, Monsieur Nahbert
Letendese. Postals: A. Hartford
Frank Whittier (Showman), Mrs. z
j. Holmes, Henry Baxter.
F. n. Gale and family returned t.
the west Monday. We are indebted
to Mr.. Gale for several copies of tn
Chicago Tribune, just full of politics
The contest is waxing warm i
the Sucker State, and we predic
when the November election roll
around she will be found true to he
Republican principles.
The New England Homestead II
Gently published lengthy report fror
over thousand special correspondent
in regard TO the potato crop. The n
suits show the crop to be much belo
that of last year, both in New FL
gland, New York, the Provinces an
the West. Their advice to farmer
is to hold on to the tubers for tt
present and to be in no haste to sci
Harvey Blodgett's Merry Maker
will perform at Hyde Park Oct. 15tl
: Morrisville the 10th, Stowe the 17ll
Wolcott the 18th, and Hardwick I'll
goth. First appearance in Vernon
for 10 years of the favorite black an
, white face comedian, Mr.. Harve
t Blodgett, whose performances hitheri
have been received with favor by Il
! Vermont public. AS he has heret
f fore given good performances throug
E this section, a good entertainmeI
E may be expected.
,, Eugene Randall and Herbert Hyt
, were indicted at the last session of Il
J Washington County Grand Jury, al
had their trial at Montpelier la
\ week. 1t will be remembered th,
we're arrested for stealing two yoke
oxen in Cabot last June. 1t was Il
intention of Randall to turn state
u evidence, but Hyde heard of the PHI
= and went before the court and pie:
= guilty. They were sentenced Ia
Thursday morning, Hyde getting Sc
e en- and Randall four years in t
. States prison. Judge Redfeld show
them no mercy, saying he was boul
to break up "Ihat Jericho of thieves
The new timetable went into eff
1T Monday. The mail from the We
r arrives at 1872 a. M, several HOT
D. earlier than heretofore hut as
he makes no connection with the b. &