News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-12-04
HYDE PARK.
Beautiful moonlight nights.

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| Beautiful moonlight nights.
DR.. Bliss has returned he intends
locating at Ithaca, n. Y. ,!
School commenced Wednesday with
an average winter attendance.
A. V. Wiswell and wife were at
Montpelier the first of the week.
c. B. Terrill proposes TO close out
his Grand Isle apples at 81 per- bar
rel
c. NJ. Strong is now ready to buy
200 cords of stove wood, to be got out
this winter.
Augie Andrews has gone to Bur-
lington where she will take lessons in
stenogFaphy.
Remember the entertainment next
Tuesday night. Proceeds to be ap-
piled toward the Christmas tree fund.
John Clusky: of Bakersfield, has
rented of Geo. Wilkins the. Clinton"
farm, and will take possession in few
days. $685. ..-.sJ
Frank, sou of Rev. f. j. Ward, who
is attending the st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy, was at home during the Thanks
giving vacation.
The mixed train going east was
several hours late both Saturday and
Monday nights, owing to being too
heavily loaded with freight cars not
very pleasant for passengers.
NOTICE. wish to settle all book
accounts by Dec. 18th, as l am TO
leave town at that time. Parties
owing me will please call and settle.
w. Y. BLISS.
j. F. Kelley, of Swanton, was in
town Tuesday-on Cleveland bonds
men business. Jim" says he is get
ting Z" about enough OF this business
Sheriff Potter has thus far appointed
the following deputies: III. Z. Lam
pher, Hyde PARK n. G. Raymore,
Jacksonville; j. NJ. Parker, w. G.
Doane, johnson j. +. Stevens, Eden.
John H. Mimms, court stenogra-
pher, was on hand as usual at the
opening of the court. He is now on
his goth term. A session without
Johns presence would seem very
strange. 800
1t is s. Hercules" and not "H. 3"
Mudgett who is building the new
school-house in the Spicer district, as
enormously stated last week. Perry
Foster is to do the painting. It will
soon be ready for occupancy. So.
The funeral of Napoleon Prior, who
died at Mt. Aburn, Iowa, of typhoid
fever after an illness of about 81 days,
took place at Union church last Friday,
Rev. Mr.. Ward officiating. The burial
was st the Centre cemetery.
Cheap oranges are promised for the
winter. Europe reports the largest
crop ever grown, and the means of
transportation are the best. Jamaica
will have an abundance, and the yield
in Florida promises to be twice what
it was last year. How far this wifi
affect Hyde Park prices remains to be
seen.
Several of our young teachers com
menced their winter schools Monday.
Among them are, Herbert Fairbanks,
who teaches at Ehosburgh; Cora Fair
banks, Elmer Vaughan, and John La
Porte at Underhill; Hattie Doty, in The
Wiswell district; Will Warner atlhe
Centre. L. r. Fairbanks, though not
a young teacher, has taken the Nc
Kinstry Hill school, and Smith Waite
of Eden, the Centreville school.
Christmas tokens will now begin to
set the thinking cap of the world agog.
These membranes are more likely
than usual, this year, to take on a
useful and practical nature. OF course
the early advertiser will reap harvest
BY bringing his wares, adapted to the
season of gift-making, before the pub
lie at as early date as possible pre-
vious to the lighting of the yule log
proclaiming the advent of the most
joyful season in Christendom.
w. H. III. Kenfeld is again at his
post of duty as County Clerk. He
has just received his appointment for
the sixth time to that position, which
, indicates the satisfactory and accepta-
BILE manner in which he fills the office.
As Representative, he has made a
good record, giving his undivided
attention to the duties of the re-
cent session. He was a useful mem
Der on the important Judiciary Com
mittee. Mr.. Kenfield is a clear-headec
presiding officer, as shown by the dig,
nifed and acceptable manner in which
he filled the Speakers chair when
called to that position during thS
Speakers absence. -,