News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-10
HYDE PARK.

MISS Sally CleNelduu Is III, sdlu W
be threatened with fever.
Mrs. M. P. Cheney, who has been
quite i'll recently, is now convalescent.
Mrs F. D. Randall is visiting her
son, E. S. Bryant, in West Berlin,
Mass.
L. S. Small and wife have returned
from a three weeks sojourn at Queen
City Park.
C. C. Morse, editor of the Christian
Messenger, and his son, were on our
streets Monday.
Attention is called to Netherlands
notice of assessments in Vermont
Mutual in another column.
Joseph L. Towle moved his family
to Stowe last week, where he is en-
gagged in the livery business.
The Hyde Park band furnished
music at the Worlds Fair held on
johnson Plains last Saturday.
Elmer A. Smalley is in attendance
upon the State Fair as an exhibitor OF
several head of cattle and horses
Bessie, daughter of NJ. B. Eaton, is
dangerously sick with typhoid fever.
Her recovery is considered doubtful.
AL. Noyes is extending the cellar
under his house and using the earth
removed for grading up around his
buildings.
| Miss Nellie Sargent started for
Connecticut the first of the week,
where she will spend some time with
relatives and friends.
The game between the No Names
of Morrisville and the Nc. Hyde Park
club resulted in a score OF 10 to "a
in favor of the No Names.
| The Juvenile base ball club OF Hyde
t Park played the Juveniles of Cadys
Falls at Cady's Falls last Saturday
Score 26 to 2 in favor of Hyde Park
/ Henry E. Clement and wife, o.
| Winooski, were in town last Thursday
2 They were on their way with team
to the White Mountains for short
: vacation.
: Rev. Mr.. Hall of Morrisville filled
r the pulpit of Union church on Sunday
: in the absence of Rev. Mr.. Ward
Prof. R. W. Hulburd will read ser
: mon next Sunday.
n Congratulations on such an occa
}, sion are always in order, but we fee
s like extending ours this time multiplle'
by two to our friend and townsman
1t W. d. Manning. See notice of births
Brigham & Mcfarland were in at
\ tendance at Waterville and Jefferson
vile three days last week before CON
missioners in the road case L. F
~ Poland ct ais against the Town
4 Cambridge.
n Quite a number went TO jOhnso
~ Friday afternoon to witness the rut
Der game of base ball between til
7 ssRustics" of Hyde Park and the IN
i'll Names" of Morrisville, but owing
ne some misunderstanding the game WI
lie not played.
n Quite a number of our young me-
81 including Elmer Vaughan, Frank Pc
ter, F. P. Hill, our typo, and othe
in intend to take advantage of the 10
al. excursion rates and visit the gre
on metropolis next week.
zee The people of Hyde Park and vici
nc ity are reminded that Choral Uni'
~ has been formed in our midst, holdi
us regular meetings each Wednesd
evening at the vestry of Union churc
to Object, musical improvement.
by are invited.
loC The Lamoille Central Acader
of opened the fall term last week unC
rs favorable auspices. There are over
-, 0i scholars in attendance with prosp'
ne of more before the end of the ter
IL Let the lyceum be organized ca
NY and the people taught the way there
re A good representation of our peor
, in sixty-three in number, went to JoI
mo son last Thursday to attend the fune
~ of Miss Fannie E. Beecher. 7
- number included thirty-ive memb
- of Lamoille Central Lodge of CT
:, 49, - Templars who attended the funera,
Of body.
for Special trains are run to Burling
to attend the State Fair Wednes
zen and Thursday, the 9th and 10th, Il
did cts being good only on those de
ex- But as the fare from this station is
here less than ON the regular round
the ticket, good to return until the 1:
men, our people should buy the la
eing ticket.
Park Mrs. Sally Cleveland and G.
d to Page have purchased the Clevel
who tenement house on Main Street OF
rmer C.. Cristy. Mrs. Cleveland has
orth absolute title to the easterly half
tory Mr.. Page to the westerly half OF
house. Repairs are going forV