News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-04
HYDE PARK.
New timetable next Monday.
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new Ilme-LaOle next MONDAY.
Leon X. Wiswell occupies a position
in Pages office.
Arthur Eastman has returned to
Manchester, n. II.
1t is less than a month to the long
est day of the year,
The revised edition of it begins with
she F" instead of " he."
Matte Sawyer, of Boston, is spend
ing her vacation in town.
Natures beauty has been greatly
augmented as a result of the recent
rain.
Rumor has it that new doctor is
to locate here. Physicians wilt be
numerous.
Spiritualists quarterly meeting oc
ours this week. Mrs. f. o. HE" of,
Baltimore will be present. go
The ladies handsomely decorated
the graves of the sixteen soldiers
buried in our village cemetery Decor
alton Day.
Hal. Hyde has finished his labors in
Burlington and is spending a few
weeks at home, preparatory TO loca-
ting in a new field.
That once popular game, .croquet,
doesn't seem to be INDUCED in as much
as formerly. Withal, croquet is a
pleasant and healthful exercise.
The summer has come. Do not
keep the children penned up in doors,
fearing fresh air will give them colds
or sunshine spoil their complexion.
HTnrn the rascals out.
The second meeting of the year of
the Campbell Reunion Society will be
held with Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Camp
bell on Saturday, June 18th, 1885,
Per order of committee.
After the 1st of July an ounce OF
love letter will be carried by the Gov
eminent to any part of the country for
two cents. This may be considered
by lovers as being two-cents-ible.
Our aesthetic friend, John LaPorte,
is deyoting considerable time to hortl-
culture just now. He has laid out a
very attractive flower garden on his
fathers premises, which is well worth
trip to see.
Gen. Nichols, the faithful aud eff
cient pension examiner, is in town on
official business. He still holds the
fort. but being an ''ofensive partisan
a1-nocts the political guillotine to
strike him almost any day. de d9esn I
intend to resign. Il -
CRIBS are making sad work for the
farmers this year destroying wheat
corn and potatoes. In some places
40 destructive has been the work that
farmers are narrowing up their corn
and sowing barley and India wieat'
At Cady's Falls one man took eleven
of these pests from a hill OF corn.
MORE EGGs.-H. d. Calkins' OF
Stowe. not to be outdone by our re-
cont ooq statements, hands us three
ono IF which measures 6 3-8 X Z 9-lo
anotbe.. 6 IA 8 5-16, and the t4ir
3-8x5 inches. The last two were
| laid by the same men Lo'"
the great difference in the Sizes Next
An exchange says the wise house,
holder will have the walls OF his celial
whitewashed with lime in when cop
peras has been dissolved freely. Inns
will destroy disease germ, if any exist
and make the cellar sweet clean nnC
wholesome and those who nave tflGt
it say the rats and mice will notlnVaT u,
a house where the foundation Wail'
have been treated in this way.
We went fishing the other day
Result, six puny trout, weighing Id al
about one fourth of a pound am
innumerable mosquito bites, for Whlcl
, privileges we paid farmer on whos'
premises were said fish and mosqllCoei
half dollar. The best part OF on
: expedition was delightful ride througI
picturesque Belvidere. Good roads
) line weather and beautiful scenei.
: made great atonement for the lack Q
e fish.