News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
HYDE PARK.


| CAUCUs.-The Republican voters of
Hyde Park, VT. are requested to meet
at the town hall at 7:30 p. m. on SatIlr-
day, July 24th, 1886, to elect 8 delegates
and alternatives to attend the Repub-
| lican County Convention to be holden
at Hyde Park, Thursday, July 18th.
PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin started We'd
nesday night for California, where she
has brother. She goes on a visit
and will be absent about three months.
Eta Wood and George Burnham of
Jacksonville were married last week.
Eta has many friends in this place
who wish her much happiness in her
welded life.
The act reducing the fee on money
orders not exceeding $500 from eight
to five cents, goes into effect next
Monday. This brings money orders
down to the same price as express
orders for similar amount.
Ralph L. Hayes, of st. Adams,
who taught school here a few weeks
last fall and was an applicant for the
school the coming year, has accepted
a position with the Baldwin Locomo-
tive works at Philadelphia.
The Hyde Park train has again
been put on. 1t leaves at $50 a. N.
for St. Johnsbury and returning ar
rives here at $50 D. m. 1t is mixed
train and will prove a great accommo-
dation to people in this vicinity.
At the Democratic caucus last
Thursday night, A. L. Moves was
chosen chairman and Fl. L. Fairbanks
secretary. The following delegates
were elected: A. L. NOyes, F. n.
Keller, F. H. Strong and H. NJ.
Noyes.
By reference to the marriage notices
it will be seen that Clark Richardson
has finally taken unto himself wife.
He has rented house on Church ST.,
and will soon g 90 to keeping house"
Clark has satisfied the boys by 'Epay-
ing the cigars" We extend our best
wishes.
John H. Mimms, court stenograph-
er, sailed from New York Saturday, on
the Anchor line steamer, " Ethiopia"
for Europe. He has been rather over
worked, and takes this sea voyage on
the advise of his physician, to recu-
perate his health. He will be absent
about five weeks.
H. NJ. Noyes, who has been very
successful in raising cabbages, says he
finds the best remedy for cabbage
worms to be simply putting sprig of
tansv in each cabbage. He says two
years experience cOnvinces him this
is the simplest and best remedy he
knows of. Some folks steep it, but
he always uses as above. Try it.
BOILED DowN.-Chas. Vaughan, of
Carver, Mass, is spending a couple of
months in town with his brother Isaac.
Frank Richardson has shown his
good sense by hiring out to George
Gilmore for three years, or until he is
21.-Bishop, the butcher, has improved
his premises by rebuilding his barn.
Judge Page has found it necessary to
enlarge his barn on the Fisk farm
to make room for the large hay crop.
DIR. John Petty, formerly of this
place, was in town the first of the
week, visiting his brother, DR.. F. H.
Petty.-What makes people so discon-
tented with their own lot in life, is the
mistaken ideas which they form of the
happy lot of others.-County Conven-
ton next week; large gathering may
he expected. J. H. Bailey and
children of Bozrahville, Conn, are Wis
iting at Albert Spicer's.-The recent
rains have been of great benefit to
growing crops. Corn, potatoes and
I0ats promise a good crOp.-Dr- F. ii.
petty attended the medical commence
ment exercises at Burlington the first
l5f the week.-What has become of
that proposed baseball club! Have
the boys funked?-A handsome mon
ument has been put up at VIM. Smiths
grave in the village cemetery.-Put-
ting in coal is now ''the proper thing.
-Chas. Cox, Grimes Fairfax boarder,
; is out on bail.-The enormous buttons
/ worn by young ladies can be made
o useful. When the sweet creatures at
tend picnics they may use them az
y plates. Mrs. Mary Lutes, who has
;, been an invalid for long time, many
= will regret to learn,is gradually failing
o j. NJ. Hills store at Franklin, VT.
was struck by lightning Sunday ant
!, considerably damaged.-The Comica
Is Brown concert company give an en-
# tertainment at this place next Monda
\ night.-They are invoicing at the Coz
ner Store that's all we know about ii