News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-01-21
HYDE PARK.

Carr. the tramp who cruelty killed
COW belonging to Frank Grout OF
EImore. recently, is now in Jail. lie
is poor demented fellow, and fit
subject for Brattleboro.
Rev. Mr.. GaIIegan formerly of W a.
terhury, hut now of Underhill, con-
ducled services at St. Terssa's church
last Sunday. He will hereafter have
the charge of this parish.
The toboggan slides started in the
several places throughout the country
bids fair TO excel the roller skating
craze. Why not have slide in Hyde
Park on some of our hillsides!
Rev. E. G. Crane preached two
able sermons full of good thought and
practical suggestions in Union Church
last Sunday TO large audiences. He
left Monday for Andover, Mass,
where be will probably put in six
months study in the theological semi
nary.
ODDS AND ENDs.-Chas. .Whitcomb
has moved into the Peak house near
the Centre.-The Kickapoo Indians
visited this place last Saturday, much
to the delight of the youngsters
A hot lemonade taken at bed time will
break up a bad cold.-Musicians'
ball at the American Friday night
A horse driven by Wyman Wetherell
of Waterville, stepped into hole in
the road on the Boardman meadow
near r. I. Fairbanks last Thursday,
and broke leg.-A petition for the
release of MyTon Amber from the
workhouse, is being circulated.-A
very interesting letter from our old
Democratic friend Nasty, is printed
elsewhere.-Youc can't eat enough in
week to last year, and you can't
advertise on that plan either.-Har-
mon Terrill of Underhill Ctr was in
town over Sunday.-Deputy County
Clerk S. B. Waite is attending a de-
gree meeting of Tucker Chapter R.
A. NJ, at MoEtpelier.-There will be
two eclipses of the sun during the
present year.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Knight entertained number of their
friends at the American House, Mon
day night. choir, including hon
orary members, pleasantly passed last
Saturday evening at Geo. Gilmore's.-
Fine moonlight nights.-A pretty girl,
a fast horse and a dainty cutter fill
the young mans cup of happiness to
OVERLOOKING; at least that is what the
three young men thought who went to
Stowe recently.-Smith Hebb had
the misfortune to strike his knee
against a spike recently, and now
hobbies around with difficulty.-What
world of gossip would be prevented
if it were only remembered that a
person who tells you the faults Of
others, intends to tell others of your
faults.-Albert Whitcomb killed hog
last Friday that dressed 668 pounds.
According to the Wolcott items,
Keller will have to ''pay the cigars. .
The report that the Central had pur-
chased the Boston & Lowell road turns
out to be false one.
CAMPBELL RE-UNIoN.-Somes seventy
members and invited guests met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Sher-
win on Saturday, January 18th, 1886, and
held their fourth annual society meet
ing, which was very enjoyable occa-
sion. The day was fair and the atmOs-
phere mild, with just snow enough for
sleighing which adds much to the hap
piness of those attending winter gather
ings. At an early hour in the day the
president, B. w. Campbell, called the
meeting to order and said: 8 Brothers
and Sisters: | hold in my hand leaves
of Gd1a1 Aphyzla which grew in West
North Carolina, and are found nowhere
only on the Blue Ridge, which our sister
Rebecca requested me to distribute
among you and to be worn on this Occa-
sion, giving one to each brother and
sister, and the balance to the older
nieces. During the distribution the
choir sang the song entitled lis
sweet to be remembered which was
very affecting scene. Prayer was offered
by Rev. E. W. West. The journal y
was read by the editor and editress, Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Gates, and rendered in
their usual fine style. The paper was
very lengthy as well as spicy. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year was
as follows President, b. w. CampDell
LIST vice president, Mrs. E. b. Rand End
vice-president, Mrs. Calvin Campbell /;
secretary, D. r. Sherwin; treasurer
Rev. E. w. West; editor, G. l.. Gates
editress, Mrs. c. l.. Gates; business
committe, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hol-
brook. Mr. and Mrs. I'll. d. Kellogg, Mr.
and Mrs l.. d. Calkins. A committee
of three was appointed by the president
as correspondents to the Journal,
consisting of G. III. Campbell, Mrs. d
NJ. Peak and Mrs. A. III. Kellogg. The
exercises were well interspersed with
instrumental music, songs and solos
An entertainment was given in the even
ing by the young folks and children con
sisting of select reading, declamations
plays, tableaux, &c. which was gOtteI
up by Miss Flora Campbell. Nearly al
stayed to the evening entertainment
and requested that a similar one be Civ
en- at our June meeting. OF course /
is unnecessary to say that we were fur
nished supper by fair hands in connec
ton with the bivalves, and that man.
wished their stomachs were bigger TO
the occasion. SECRETARY.
NORTH HYDE PARK.