News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-30
HYDE PARK.

of ''lookers on"
Mrs. Orrin Chase of Eden, was
buried at North Hyde Park, Friday.
Large numbers from this place Wis
tied the wreck at the Rider trestle.
1t was well worth going to see.
Andrew Smith has purchased half
interest in Boynton's livery business,
and will remove to Morrisville.
The repairing of the Rider trestle
was pushed so rapidly that it was
ready for trains the next morning.
Now comes the spring suit, the law
suit and the SCOT from the stove pipe
which is being taken down for the
summer.
The st. j. & L. c." is now among
the things of the past. 1t is now
"Vermont Division OF the Boston d
Lowell. !
No burgher has had the temerity-
we believe this is the word to use,
any way it is not bankrupt and sounds
well-to plough his garden yet.
The band was out Saturday night,
and serenaded some of our citizens.
1t is suggested that band stand be
built for their use on the common.
Among the many legal gentlemen
in attendance at court the present
week, is Hon. NJ. o. Heath, Of Sparta,
Mich. The Judge is as happy as
ever.
The new arrangement of the rail-
road does considerable Sunday work
| lust now-running extra freights. 1t
is setting bad example, this Sunday
dissertation.
Although fast drying up, the roads
continue in a bad condition-caused
by wash-outs and clay-pits. About
the village it is now pretty much ''set-
tied going"
Trout fishing will be lawful next
Friday, and the local angler now tastes
the pleasures of hope by furnishing up
his tackle. Be careful about getting
one on your line before that day.
The listers are about through with
their field work, and from what we
can learn they have faithfully per-
, formed their duty. 1t now looks as
: though there would be considerable
increase over the list of 1884.
Geo. Allen of North Hyde Park
e now travelling for a Michigan drug
: firm, is home on a visit, looking hale
and hearty. Ed. Wilson, travelling
- for Henry, johnson & Lord of Bur-
: lington, is also in town for a few days
! Twenty-four applicants presented
l. themselves for certificates at thu
! teachers examination Saturday. W.
d understand all passed fair examina
/, ton. 1t is said the questions were thu
o most difficult ever given at an exam
IT nation.
T, The attention of the Selectmen ant
/. Road Commissioners is called to tn
J. following from the Barton Monitor =
). ssThose portions of the highway whic
O were nut in order by the road machin
r. last season come out in excellent con
n dition this spring"
D. The Mock Trial, or the Great I'm
y brella Case, will take place at tn
en- Town Hall next Tuesday night. Th
en- entertainment is full of fun through
s. out and all who wish to enjoy heart
ne laugh should be on hand. A sma
ne admission fee will be charged.
5. The temperature last week We
He decidedly upward, the mercury toucl
al ing the eighties in the shade. Vel
mOnters suffered veritable sunstroE
he within sight of big snow drifts, an
he Sunday storm that would have chill
a ed the marrow of an Esquimaux SUI
rs, ceeded the week of hot weather.
il has since been ''half a nd half"
zee Mrs. Orem Hall of Dover, N. H
l'n who has been spending the past fe
ng weeks in town with her sister, MI
m- Orson Hadley, started for her hor
'he Tuesday. Mrs. Hadley ACCOMPANY
'sI her and will spend several weeks wi
sS- relatives in Massachusetts and N
LIZ LIZ Hampshire.
- Last Thursday afternoon sparks frc
passing train set fire to the d
= grass and stubble on the north 81
go o of the railroad near Chas. Cranes re
edo idence. The fire spread rapidly,
o. was extinguished before any damat
tho other than the burning of some fen
t tto had been done. The female port
on6 of that neighborhood did noble We
9n in carrying water and calling out
nd men.
Of The following are the new officers
,ri- Lamoille Central Lodge, [. .. OF
al f.: W. C. T., Clark Richardson;
he V. T., Flora Vaughan; W. s., b.