News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-11-08
HYDE PARK.

Chas. Riley has deer, a perfect beauty,
sent to him from Salt Lake City by his
father.
The work of repairing the church IS
about completed. 1t is expected that
services will be held in the main room
next Sunday.
| The remains of Frank Leland, who
died at Johnson last week, were brought
| to this place last Sunday for burial, and
placed beside those of an infant child.
Mrs. NJ. p. Cheney is spending a few
days in Montgomery and will go from
| there to Montpelier, where she will spend
next week. which is Ladies' Week at
the Capital.
! Election returns were received at the
depot Tuesday night. Operator Clark
| stayed at the keyboard until nearly morn
| ing, and gave the crowd a general varie-
! ty OF election news.
Ed. LiIley's colt got away from him
while on the street one day last week.
The horse ran only short distance
before being caught. Lilley was consid-
erably bruised and shaken up generally,
Some twenty tickets for the Norris
vile Lecture Course have been disposed
of in this place. We are informed the
Hyde Park train will be held each even
ing, so that those who desire may go
by train.
'.AIl Halloween - was observed by
number of boys who amused themselves
by exchanging gates, transferring signs,
tying up doors, and mixing up things
generally. Judging from the amount of
work INDUCED in, the boys enjoyed the
occasion.
Work at the new mill is progressing |
s1nla Tet
caused by the non arrival of machinery. |
The boiler is placed in position and the
necessary brick work and foundation
about completed. The engine house
and grist-mill annex will be at once
erected. 1t will not be many weeks be-
fore the work of dressing lumber will be
going and the tOot of the whistle heard
in the land.'
Election in this town passed off very
quietly, there being no excitement what
ever. The total vote was 335, divided as
follows: Republican, 203; Democrat,
1876; Prohibition, 6. Republican ma
i0ritv. II: plurality, II. The vote in
1884 was 341: Republican, 1856; Demo
crat, 142; Greenback, IA. Republican
plurality, 43; majority, %. From this
| it will be seen that the Republicans of
this town have made over the vote of
| 1884 a gain of 81 in plurality and II in
majority. Hyde Park has done nODiy
and by her vote shows how the people
of this town feel regarding Cleveland
and the tariff.
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
| that the books for receiving subscrip-
lions for shares in the LamOille County
Savings Bank and Trust Company will
be opened Dec. 1st, next. There is no
savings bank between Burlington and
st. JohnSbury and about all the business
in that line goes to one or the other of
these places, and the need of one i'll this
county is clearly apparent. 1t will
doubtless receive patronage not only
from the various towns in the county,
| but also from parts of Orleans and Cal
edonia counties. 1t is expected that the
bank will be ready for deposits about
January LIST, 1889.
ALL SoRTs.-The hour of Sunday
evening service is changed to $50 o'clock.
the camp-grOund last Thursday delayed
the evening mail train several hours.
A boy arrived at F. z. Hills at 2:l5, a.
M, last Friday. Frank now has three
of kind i. Col. r. G. Benton, of Min
neapOlis, was in town Tuesday. Miss
Redmond, sister of Prof. Redmond, and
Mrs. Petty, mother OF Mrs. Redmond.
are in town. ;. If you want job at lum-
bering, write Slayton Bros, Hyde Park,
80. Page has lot of fertilizing salt for
sale; see advertisement. ENERGY God
dard is visiting relatives in Franklin
county. =. How do you like the result OF
election ?