News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-09-25
HYDE PARK.


Read Netherlands insurance advt.
Not very fair weather for the Fair.
c. j. Patch. of Boston, is IN town.
The {" Kazoo" has reached Hyde
Park.
There is some complaint about po-
fafoes rotting- 1--4az-..--..s. >.
Jimmie Hill has two horses entered
for the races at the fair.
Misses Matte Sawyer and Gertrude
Patch have returned to Boston.
Loren Bundy, who has been sick
with consumption, died the first of the
week.
An unusual amount of sickness in
town at present, mainly of dysenteric
nature.
Charles Hulburd, of st. Albans,
bpother of the Professor, spent Sab
ibauk in town.
Two car loads of stock and 500 tubs
of butter were shipped from the station
the first of the week.
Perry Foster is giving his house a
aouching up with the brush, which
makes a noted improvement.
Clark Fisk and wife, formerly of this
place bat now of Ashland, Mass, are
visiting friends in Lamoille county.
10. Andrews & Co. have new
advt. in this week which will interest
all who are about to purchase stoves
The great event about town thi:
week is the moving of the "Patch
building. 1t engages the attention o
all.
A fine pair of steers two years ole
last May, weight 2185 pounds are ex
hibited at the Fair by VIM. Page o
this town. They are beauties.
Master Hull Page was the WHINE
of the potato race at the rink Saturda.
night. There were four competitors
Chas. Goddard, Harry Noyes, Fre'
Iilley and Hull Page. The first trla
resulted in a tie between Page an(
Goddard.
We spent a couple of days at Swan
ton last week, and of course put up a
the American, Kelley's hotel. Jim
keeps up his eld-time reputation as
popular landlord. The house from
cellar to attic is as neat as can be
and the travelling public find everything
in first-class order.
The Government advertlses for pro
posals for carrying the mail betweel
This place and Lowell for four years
commencing July 1885. The presen
route from Hyde Park to No. Troy i
to be divided into two routes at tina
time. Bids will be received until Jan
9Th, 1885. For further Information
enquire at any of the post-offices.
Peter Cooper once said: . In al
towns where newspaper is published
every man should advertise in it, ever
if nothing more than card stating nj
name, and the business he is engage
in. 1t paws the advertiser and let
neople at a distance know that tn
town in which you reside IS In
prosperous community of bushes
men,"
Paul Ladoo, formerly of this plac
tbut for a few years past of Aver
Mass. is sadly beieaved by the deaf
of his wife, which occurred last week
A few weeks ago they came to Yer
mont intending to spend month wit
relatives. Mrs. Ladoo was not yer
we'll when she left home, and contin
ned to grow worse after reaching Vel
mont. She died in Morristown.
Judge Powers is holding a specia
session of the Orleans County CouI
at Newport, for the purpose OF tryln
M. j. MaIoney of the Richford ia
rette, for publishing libelous article
concerning the private and ofii lei
character of Chief Justice Royce. In
session which commenced Tuesda
PROMISES to be a notable one. Anon
sI,e counsel for Maloney is John L
Bake.
Pnexious toour recent State eiectlo
Postmaster Stattuck, of Eden, sent i
ais resignation as 2. NJ, and entere'
the field as a candidate for Town Rep