News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-09
HYDE PARK.

Montpelier on the 10Th inst, TO form
a State League.
HYDE PARK.
There will be services at the Catholic
Church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Advertised letters William HOdp-
man, Chas. Hutchins. Kate Savage, c.
E. Robinson, w. r. Rowland, Edmond
Morse, Mrs. May Clark.
Judge Page has been confined to the
house the past week with a severe cold,
during which time his place in the Pro-
bate office has been supplied by Register
Page.
Do not forget the chicken pie sociable
at the Vestry this Wednesday, evening.
First supper served at $50; second at
| 7 o'clock. Don't fail to be there, as it
will be the feast of the season.
Almond Boardman, Esq, offers for
sale his home farm near Hyde Park
depot. The farm is good one in all
respects and any body desiring a farm
will do well to look at this one.
Chas Crane has rented the store va
Gated by Child. He will move in next
week. We understand the dwelling
appointments over the store are rented
| by another party, who will move in
Remember the organization of Re-
publican Club at the Town Hall next
Saturday evening at 7 clock. Delegates
will also be chosen to attend the meeting
at Montpelier next Wednesday. Let
there be a good turnout.
If any of our subscribers have failed
to receive the city papers ordered for
them, we hope they will write us and we
will see that they do get them. After
they once begin to come if there is any
trouble you must write direct to the
publishers of the city papers.
Conductor Parkhurst leaves next week
for few weeks sOjourn at Winter
Park, Florida. Sherman has been in
poor health a long time and takes this
trip with the hope that a milder climate
may be of benefit to him. All his friends
along the line" hope he may come
back with his old-time vigOr largely re-
newed.
Aimon Crowell boasts that the best
piece of road in town is that from Orson
Hadley's to the Battle Row road. viii
Manning also has a good strip of road
from his house to the main road but as
it was not ''scraped down to the mark"
quite as much as neighbOr Crowell's it
will have to take second place. Al"
is bound to have things just little bet
ter than common people.
The Hyde Park Lumber Company is
the name of corporation recently or
gained for the purpose of manufactur-
ing lumber and bark, the purchase of
timber lands and mills and investing in
securities upon the same. 1t has cap
ital stock of Sl0,0UO. The officers are
Z. X. Gleed, President U. J. Mudgett,
Vice President c. S. Page, Treasurer
IL. NJ. Mcfarland, Secretary.
The item last week announcing the
death of Rev. VIM. Warner, we learn is
incorrect. Mr.. Warner is alive and in a
fair way'of recovering his usual health.
The item was taken from the St. Adams
Messenger and we supposed it was true.
We are very glad to correct the error
and at the same time join with Mr..
Warmers many friends i'll hoping that
his health will be fully restored.
The 3Oth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi MOBILES was OBJ
served at their home ia this village Tues
day afternoon and .evening. The affair,
which was i'll the form OF a surprise, was
managed by number of their friends,
and so skillfully was it arranged that the
household did not know of it until short
ly before the guests began to arrive.
Fully one hundred awaited themselves of
the opportunity to be present. The
ents-all Useful and Ornamental-mOSt
prominent among which was a very
fine lounge, secured at Doty 8 furniture |
The hours were passed in |
social intercourse-the event proving a |
very pleasant occasion to all. During |
the evening a bountiful supper was |
served. Mr.. Mobiles and his family are |
very grateful for the gifts as we'll as for
the hearty reception given them by their |
relatives and friends.
The little daughter of Robert and Effie |
Putnam, whose illness we mentioned |
last week, died last Friday. All that |
the sufferings of the little one and pro- |
long her life was done; but it was of
no avail. death loves shining mark, |
and so claimed her. Little Beuiah was |
a remarkably pretty and intelligent |
child, and appeared the perfect picture |
of health. She frequently attended pub |
lie entertainments with her parents and |
on all such occasions her happy face at
tracted much attention. The afflicted |
family have the sympathy of all in their |
deep sorrow. The funeral was held Sun |
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Ward officiating. |
A CARD OF THANKs-we wish to express our
thanks to all our neighbOrs and friends for their
kindness during the sickness and burial of our |
only child, little Beulah. The timely assistance |
beautiful
ed with gratitude. |
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT PUTNAM.
PENCILINGs.-Twen from this |
place attended the concert at MorriSville |
Monday evening. How does your back |
hold out shoveling snow? Not much of |
an open winter. this. H. NJ. McFar- |
land has placed a large and handsome |
Morris q Co. safe in his Office. .Elihu |
Wheelock was badly injured while log |
ging last Saturday it is feared he has |
broken leg. Harry NOyeS enter |
tanned number OF his young friends at
his home last Friday evening. All |
report it very pleasant affair.". The
winter term at the Academy closes next |
Tuesday. . j. w. (Wid) Reed and wife |
were in town over Sunday. E. .How's |
your wood pile and coal bin? Did Can |
dlenas day find the fuel half gomez. -.
Prognosticator Nichols predicts thaw |
by the 10th. Abel Putnam has been |
quite low with pneumonia the past week, |
but is now somewhat better. A large |
number of farmers are still holding their |
potatoes, hoping to get better price
than 60 cents, which is now the sum
paid. :. Look after your stove pipes and
ash pans this weather. and be very care
full. 1t is bad time for a fire, and the
greatest of caution should be exercised. |
80. The earthquake shock reported as
occurring in various parts Of New Eng
land last Wednesday, was felt here by a
few persons. The school at the Centre
taught by Jay Ward closed last Friday.
The Board of Civil Authority will
meet Tuesday, Feb. 21st. Mrs. Parker
from Quechee, and Mrs. Gates, from
Barton Landing. sisters of Rev. Mr.
Ward, were in town a few days last
week.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Willie Billiard has returned to Boston