News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-05-07
HYDE PARK.
Trout fishing is now fashionable.

NJ. B. Eaton has been appointed
liquor agent for this town.
Uneasy lies the woman's head that
wears no swell spring bonnet.
Geo. Parker has commenced work
on the cellar of his new house.
The band has been engaged to play
at Wolcott on Decoration Day.
"Arbor Day" was observed in this
place by setting out 100 trees.
A handsome Boston & Lowell pass
enger car is now run on the mail
train.
c. NJ. Strong is identifying his
residence by liberal application of
paint.
Most people find more change in
the weather just now than they do in
their pockets.
The high winds that usually prevail
| in March seem to have been postpon-
ed this year until May.
The Boston & Lowell Railroad offs
Gals passed over this road WednesE
day-on a tour of inspection.
Amos Davis has finally got-located
in his new home at the East Eud, :;
recently purchased of Mrs. Dwinell.
| P. c. Cleveland and family will re-
move to Claremont, n. H., next week.
They intend making that their home
hereafter.
The turn-table at the depot was
pretty well broken up last Friday by
a freight train, two cars of which ran
off the track.
The friends of " Mayor" Pape, of
Greenfield, are becoming anxious
about him, he not having been seen
or heard from for three weeks.
Carroll Lilley had the misfortune
Monday to be struck on the left foot
by chisel, cutting it quite badly. He
now walks by the aid of a crutch.
The primary department of the
Academy spent a portion of Arbor
day on the 'Wintergreen." The Jul
veniles enjoyed themselves in fine
style.
Fourteen applicants presented them
selves at the examination for county
: teachers certificates, at the examina-
ton held in this place last Friday and
Saturday.
: The depot sidewalk is in a wretched
: condition, and it is danger ous to walk
on it. We don't know whose business
it is, but it should be repaired before
some one is hurt.
: The new postal card under the con-
tract of 1885, will be a delicate pink
in lieu of the present cream color.
5 The texture of the paper is also sale
Z to be improved. The size will be the
a same as now in use. a..
l Don't forget that we are Away:
s anxious for items of news. So i
anything important comes under you
o observation, just jot it down, or Ietu
know the facts in the case. Comu1u
g nications, news items, personals, etc:
1 are always very acceptable.
Venus is the evening star durn!
# May. Neptune is evening star til
the 18th, and then morning star
Jupiter is evening star all the month
Il Regulus is his near neighbor. Mer
e curry and Mars are morning stars
Saturn and Uranus are evening stars
h The May moon fulls on the 28th.
O Ernest Lutes arrived in town witt
f his mother last Friday morning.
= will be remembered that Mrs. Lutte
/. went to Poughkeepsie a few month
since to live with her son and shortl
o after was stricken with paralysis.
was thought the climate did not agre
. with her and so she is brought bacl
? here in a helpless condition, Ernes
v and his wife returning with her. /
= is hoped that the change will be G
great benefit,
The {. Mock Trial" drew a fu
, house Tuesday evening, thereby ad
% ding a good sum to the organ funt
o The trial was very ludicrous through
P out. Col. Sawyer ably filed the pos
ton of Judge; Elmer Vaughan q
prosecuting attorney and Joseph Pow
a ers as counsel for the responder
II handled the case as well as man
q full-fedged lawyers could have dom
y All the parts were well taken an
~ considerin! the short time spent
De preparation, the boys acquitted then
selves finely.