News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-10-08
HYDE PARK.

Jim" Henderson, the popula
Burlington & Lamoille conductor,
to be married this wednesday, even
ing to Kate Ballard. daughter of Hon
Henry Ballard.
Cough medicine was free Monday
almost every house in town being pre-
sented with sample bottle; and al
most every body will hurry up and ge
cold 50 as to try its merits.
Isaac Vaughan is ''as happy as
big sunfower." At least we presume
so, as he has the largest sunflower W.
know of. 1t measures across the fact
Is inches, and if any one can bea
this. Uncle Isaac would like to know it
Hugh and Samuel Boyes, of Lon
donderry, N. H., were in town last
week visiting relatives and friends.
y46s1, although 80 years old, is as
young as many of 60. He was an oc-
togenarian when he married his pres
ent wife.
To keep postage stamps in the
pocket or memorandum book without
sticking, a post-office clerk advises
people to rub the sticky side over the
hair two or three times. He says the
oil of the hair coats the mucilage and
prevents it from sticking. OF course
they should not be wet before putting
them on your hair.
Peck's San, published at Milwaukee
Wisconsin, is the most humorous pa
per in America to-day. Geo. w.
Peck, its editor and proprietor, stands
without an equal as humorist. He
believes in making people happy, and
no one can be otherwise who reads
his most excellent paper. Oar readers
are invited to read the prospectus Of
Pec6s San in another column. Sam
pie copies mailed free to any address
The new timetable, which went into
effect Monday, is so far as we car
learn, satisfactory to our people. The
mail now arrives from the west at SIC
a. M; from the east at 6.53 p. m.
Other trains run as follows: Going
east, mixed, 4.30 am. through freight
lilo a. m. way freight 11.25 a. m.
Hyde Park freight 11.25 a. m. mixed
7.27 p. m; going west, mixed 1876
a. M; Swanton freight 11.45 a. m.
way freights 1.13 and 200 p. m.
through freights 3.20 and 4.30 p. m.
The stock train goes east Monday al
l 10 a. M, and the butter train Tues
days at Go p. m.
CUT-oN-THE-BIAs.-How do you like
the new timetable ?-Over one hun
dred took supper at the vestry las
Wednesday evening; it's well, every
body 90 next week.-Johnson has go
up a lecture course for the coming
winter; will Hyde Park do anything il
this direcIion'?-The Clement boys
are doing big business manufacturing
furniture at Winooski. Mrs. William
Page is spending few days at Bur
lington.-Surprise parties will soon bt
in order.-Another young son has
appeared at the tinsmith's house.-F
j. Sinclair of johnson is working fol
Page.-Mrs. Lucinda Matthews nov
has rooms with Mrs. Alonzo Cobleigh
There is talk of opening a stree
directly in front of the American t.
the brow of the hill; it would make :
pleasant street.-Bert Crowell anC
Orrin Hadley, of Boston, are visiting
relatives in town.-The depot Sidewalk
is again ssout of kilter."- Carrie Cobb
has a slow fever.-Last Sunda,
was a dark rainy day. Street lamp
would be beneficial these dark nights
Have you been vaccinated YETI
Page will build a large addition to hi
hide emporium.-This is the last 4 pc
| cent. discount month.-Time to pc
house plants.-The band cleared ST.
from its cotillion party.-Page is max
ing improvements in his tenements a
the West End.-County Clerk Ken
field and C.. S. Page are attending
the Legislative Reunion at Montpelier
-Winterish weather.-H. j. Lille
will please accept our thanks for
plate of delicious grapes.-Read Fred
Child's new adv. He strives to please
The Owl Train boys have a sof
job now.-Plenty of postals at the z
10. now; a supply of the new one
having arrived.-Mrs. James Fergu
son of Burlington is in town.-Dr
Petty has supply of fresh vaccine
Cleora Crowell and Mrs. H. w. Hen
drick attended the Sunday school con
vention at Burlington last week.-C
| A. Codding of johnson has moved o.
to the Fred. Bliss farm.-Mrs. Al
drews, of Bradford, sister of Mrs. L
b. Sherwin, who has been visiting
! town, returned home Wednesday,
i A young man, residing in the suburb
was caught pilfering in one of the vi
lage stores Tuesday.-Read in anoth
column what happened to the ms
who stopped his paper.-August'
r Child and wife of New York City, al
n Sally Child of Waterville, have be-
: visiting their cousin, F. r. Child, t
e past week.-Mr. Fletcher, on the Nj
: Farland farm, is the proud father
twins.