News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-07-05
HYDE PARK.

Rev. Z. w. West will preach at Spring
Grove Park Sunday July Sth, at O'CLOCK
p. m.
Geo. Parker has been at Ludlow the
past few days, getting affidavits for al
increase of pension.
Mrs. E. c. Crane and family, from
Manchester, n. H., are visiting in this
county. Rev. Mr.. Crane is expected il
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Mangam, Miss
Mangam, Miss Grace Mangam, Master
VIM. D. Mangam, and Miss Upton from
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at The EIms.
The non-arrival of the priest was con-
siderable of a disappointment to many
who had assembled last Sunday for the
regular monthly services at the Catholic
Church.
Rev. Mr.. Ward resumed his pulpit last
Sunday and was greeted with large
audience. Everybody cordially invited
to these services seats provided fol
strangers.
The cancellations at the Hyde Park
post Office for the past three months
amounted to S543 SO, divided as follows
April, S145.96; May, Sis. 43; June, $179.-
80. Hyde Park is fast pushing towards
a Presidential Office.
J. II. Gray is building a 2Ox3O feet
addition to his barn. When completed
he will have one of the finest barns in
town. johnnie " is very industrious
farmer and the various signs of thrift
about his farm are indicative of what
enterprise and push will do.
V. A. Billiard of Underhill, formerly
of North Hyde Park, is mentioned as
the Democratic candidate for States
Attorney for Chittenden Co. "Vern y
is a good fellow and would undoubtedly
make good official, but unfortunately is
on the wrong side of the fence.
The Committee on Repairs have
decided that among the repairs neces-
sary to be made on the church is that of
re-Shingling it. The work will be COM
roof Will be put on, after which it is
repairs will be made on the in
terror of the building.
When in Burlington recently we Wis
tied the mammoth new store of Miles
Il Mcmahon. They have just moved
into large double brick building on the
east side OF Church Street, where they
nave one of the largest asSortments of
goods to be found in Burlington. They
keep all sorts of goods, including millin-
cry, dry goods, boots and shoes, crockery,
Il
They have an immense trade. The same
firm have an establishment in Stowe,
and the boys" are well known in
LamoiIle County. They are enterprising
and pushing, and their success shows
what square dealing and strict attention
to business will do.
INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS. S.
NOyes is having the house on the farm
by Heman Thompson re-shin-
gled. Heman wants US to publish
all the important events. School in
the Reed district, taught by Mary Brig
ham, closes this week. Mary has kept
good school and given excellent satisfac-
ton. :. Frank Ward is home from the
y, V. NJ. for the summer vacation. -.
Geo. Eastman has returned to Burling-
ton; Ferguson Bros. not being able to
get along without him. Evidently the
Fourth this year will be not quite so
lively in this village as last year. Rev.
E. j Ward and wife and Master Bert
returned from Saratoga last Thursday.
Field strawberries are abundant this
Tear -. Mrs. Edward l.. NOyes and
samlly have returned from Mansonville,
?. O., where they have been the past
5hree weeks. :" What's the matter with
Harrison He's-all-right ~. Quite
L number will avail themselves of the
to spend the Fourth at st.
Adams, S1.50 being the excursion rate.
Frank Mcfarland, from Massachu-
etts, uncle of II. NJ. Mcfarland, spent
sunday in town. Base ball is on the
eviye in this place; the boys are about |
o organize an a l club -. Mrs. Robin |
on from Massachusetts, sister of Mrs. |
Redmond, is in town for few weeks.