News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30
HYDE PARK &.

have arrived-butter u to IA cents.
G. NJ. Strong took 25 tons of No.
hay from ten-acre lot this year, and
expects a big crop of aftermath also.
Mrs. II. d. Merrill of Littleton, n.
H., and Frances Merrill, of New Jer-
sey, are stopping at A. P. Smalley's
A four horse load from this place
spent Thursday last at Gilmore Pond.
The day was superb and the party
jolly.
Only two months before the annual
fair of our agricultural society, and
preparations should be made accord
ingly.
Constable Butts has been killing off
some unlicensed dogs. There are
many more that ought to come under
this head.
The little article on "Uncomforta-
BILE People" published in another col
umn, is commended to our readers.
1t is SO full of golden truth that it
will be relished by all.
Rumor has it that the Boston &
Lowell folks will at once put this road
in good order, especially that part be-
tween Morrisville and Cambridge
Junction. So mote it be.
A frame containing business adver-
tisements has been placed in the de-
pot. They are very attractive, espec-
tally the centre one in the lower row.
If you doubt it, look for yourself.
Quite a number of men and boys
were at the depot Sunday morning to
get glimpse of Barnum's circus as il
passed through town. There were
four trains, each with two engines.
The correct thing in parasols is &c
carry them firmly held in both hands.
straight up and down before the fail
bearers nose, at distance of about
an inch. The style is derived from
the pictures in the illustrated papers
of the Princess of Wales Irish journey
Nathaniel P Keller, a number Of
years since one of our active business
men, and former keeper of the
American House, was brought here
for burial last week. For number
of years he was in the hotel business
at Ogdensburg, N. y, but of late he
has lived at johnson, where he died.
Mrs. Leola Billiard, wife of K. II.
Billiard who escaped from Jail last
week, was arraigned before Justice
Allen Tuesday, charged with aiding
her husband in escaping. Examina-
ton waived and bail, which was fixed
at $500, was furnished by respond
ent's father, John Billiard. III. NJ.
Mcfarland for the State; Waldo
Brigham for defendant.
Those who lie abed during the beau.
tiful summer season until seven OIL
eight o'clock in the morning miss all
the charming glories of the day. Al
least that is what we thought wher
trying to drive couple of COWS thro
the village Tuesday morning. Theil
heads seemed to be on the wrong end
and despite our best efforts they sue
ceeded in beating Maud SIS best time
However we finally conquered, bu
not until we felt "like as if we hat
fallen into mill-pond."
The annual picnic of Union Sun
day-School will be held Thursday o
next week, Aug. 9th. The place o
destination is Fletcher. The pic-nick
ers will leave here on the 1918 a. m
train and return on the ia p. m
train. Excursion tickets for adults
, so cts; for children, % cts. Th
younger classes of the school will b
furnished with free tickets. The al
rangements have all been made and i
is hoped that large number will 60
Everybody is invited. If the day
, stormy the picnic will be held tn
!, next fair day.
f Edward L. Noyes has been az
pointed postmaster of this burgh,
succeed your humble servant, who {
,, course is removed for being a Reput
. lican-or to use Democratic term,
an offensive partisan" The d.
mocracy of this place had long sine
: agreed on ''Ned," and it was only
y matter of time when the decapitatio
: should take place. 1t was what v
e expected and have been waiting fl
since last March. We are sure ''Net
b will make an efficient p. NJ. He b
3 many friends, and his numerous got
It qualities eminently fit him for the P
o sition.0 Mr.. Noyes has sent in /
bond and he will probably enter upC
X his duties some time the coming wee
E. Great interest was manifested in
TX base ball game last week. Both clu
ne contain excellent players, but a gan
where the scores run up as high
re they did in this is not as scientific
n when the scores are kept at a Il
r figure. However the game was
e, closely contested that the interest "
Id "red-hot." The Hyde Park club W
the game in the 10th inning with
Of men out. DR.. Rublee of Morrisvi
H. acted as umpire. Following is
ID score by innings -
ly Mgyqfis FhFs. -: IS Il 3 Z
=" CHIPs.-W. Z. Clement of Burlil
ton, is spending week in this vic
Is itv.-A snug sum has been donated
III the baseball club.-The days are do
rs to little over fourteen hours In leng
no Home is about the coolest and m
At comfortable place this hot weather
About twenty from this place attenC
II Barnum's circus at st. Johnsbury
ew urday. That sidewalk is still ''sol
IN thing to be dreaded. Mrs. E.
as Moves and family have gone to M
nd sonville, P. O., to spend few wee
'fe Saturday was the warmest day
ne the season, Sunday remarkably c.
Monday quite pleasant, and Tues
ay very warm.-Dog days in earnest
re- Berry pickers are quite numerous. :
ed H. Porter boasts ripe tomatoes Fl
lr- his gal den.-Joseph LaPage spent
re. past week in Montreal. He rep
his big ovations to the troops return