News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-17
HYDE PARK.

Rev. Mr., Ward will occupy his pull
pit next Sabbath morning.
G. S. Page is attending a tanners
convention at Chicago the present
week.
Remember the meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society at the Vestry Thursday
afternoon. Important business.
Edward Allen and wife, of Oxford,
Mass, relatives of Mrs. A. p. Small
ley, were in town the past week.
Messrs. c. F. Randall, F. r. Child,
Elmer Vaughan and F. p. Hill are
spending week in New York City.
The roofs of the American and of
some private residences have been
painted with MetcaIfs fire-proof pre-
paration.
Ethan Allen of Craftsbury, former
ly of this town, exhibited FLY at the
State fair, on which he received third
premium.
r. L. Hayes, of the Vermont Uni
versity, is acting as principal of the
Academy during Mr.. Hulburd's alb
sence in Virginia.
The road machine, we conclude,
gives good satisfaction, as we hear no
particular complaint as to the condi-
ton of the roads:
Mrs. F. o. Hyzer will lecture in
the Town Hall, next Sunday, Sept.
goth, morning and afternoon, at the
usual hours. Subjects selected by the
| audience.
| 10. Andrews & Co., in addition
to occupying the large basement of the
corner store, have filled up the lower
floor of the building adjoining (or
Church St. with stoves and ranges.
John C. Bugbee and wife attended
the recent reunion of the Bugbees a
East Barnard. 1t was very pleas
ant affair, Bugbees and relatives be-
ing present from many distant points
The first signs of the autumna
change may now be seen on the leaves
of many trees. Decaying nature will
very soon clothe our hillsides and val
leys in beautiful robes of crimson anC
gold.
D. B. Stetson of Enosburgh Falls
accompanied by his lawyer, E. Nc
Feeters, came here Saturday and in
terviewed Gibbs, the safe burglar
Mr.. Stetson is very confident Gibbs il
| the person who broke open his safe {
few nights since and took off some
$500.
Bessie, youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Eaton, died Wednes
day evening of last week, after an i'll
} ness of II days. She was taken a
first with typhoid fever, which RAJ
into ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TIL
funeral was held Friday forenoon, Rev
: NJ. P. Bell officiating.
Mrs. G.. W. Hogaboom has been en-
: tertaining numerous guests of late
Besides those from various parts G
o the county were, Benz. Barnes an
d bride, of Hinesburgh Mrs. Orland
u JOY, of Underhill Tertius Barnes, {
o Kemptyille, Ont. and Mrs. +.
e Phelps, of East Hlghgate.
Elmer Smalley's fve-year-old Stel
r ling Boy, of Lambert Stock, took tn
l. I'd premium, a bron4e medal, in til
e special first class at the recent Stat
. fair. On yearling colts, his stallion
2 Col. Hyde, (Sterling Boys stock) toe
l. Sd premium. Hyde Park, as well
Elmer, may well feel proud of thi
# considering the vast amount of comp
n tition.
ID SUCcOTAsH.-A. r. Wheelock ar
l. wife of Boston are.in town.-Going
Of the fair?-Mrs. H. K. Sumner an
lie sister have returned to Brooklyn
il A large number of our people attende
ID the State fair last week.-Mrs.. G.
st Hibbard, who has been stopping
f. the American for several weeks, r
turned to her home in Burlington la
Monday.-No danger of moths