News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-09-27
HYDE PARK.

Frank Finnegan has had his pension
increased from 50 to So per month. We
congratulate him on his good fortune.
81. W. Lyford, of Warren, is inspect
| ing the risks held by the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company in this
town.
| Another girl came to the family of IL.
NJ. Mcfarland at an early hour Monday
morning. Mac" doesn't know but it
is somewhat easier to raise girls than
boys.
The band boys appeared in their new
and attractive coats Saturday evening
and gave Representative-elsct Cheney a
serenade. They were handsomely enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney.
Rev. o. M. Boutwell, and wife of Rouse's
Point, n. Y, are in town for few days.
Mr.. Boutwell, was located at this place
some sixteen years ago and his wife is a
daughter of the late E. B. Rand.
Work has commenced on the new
steam mill and its erection will be rap
idly pushed. 1t is to be located in this
town near the engine house. A drive
way thereto has been opened through
the land of Ii. NJ. Noyes.
| A man, stopping his paper, wrote to
the editor. Il think men ottent to
spend their mummy for payper, my dad
didn't and everybody sed he was the in
tellgentest man IN the country, and he
ever eaa dug Eaters"
Mrs. Addie Clement, wife of VIM.
Clement, is to spend the fall and Winter
with relatives in Massachusetts, hoping
that the change of climate will be bene-
fetal TO her. She is sOrely afflicted with
rheumatism. Her sister, Mrs. F. p.
Keller, accompanies her.
II
Y, spent a few days with Judge Page
and other relatives in this section the
past week. Mr.. Allen is very enthusi-
aStic Harrison man and is confident that
New Y Ork will be found in the Harrison
and Morton column next November.
If every farmer would cut down the
burdocks, nettles, thistles, mulleins, aud
pig weed beside the road next to his ow1
| land, would it not be an improvement
1t is probable that next year he would
not have as many weeds to hoe from the
corn and potatoes on the other side of
the fence.
Ii. A. Bailey and his brother-in-law
MyrOn Putnam, of Westford, have
bought out Page & Clements grocery
and provision store at Winoosk, and
will take possession about October 10th.
We are sorry to lose Henry from
this place. lie is worthy toWnsman
and good citizen. "a !:
The cream route run by the creamery
the past summer closes up it's business
this week. V. r. Wright and his faith
full horse have not missed day in going
over the route during the entire season
which we understand has been a very
good one. The creamery will continue
to receive milk for some weeks yet.
Autumn presents credentials that can
r not be disputed. A thick fog in tn,
early morning, bright sunshine and blu
: sky later, a fall-Overcoat breeze, tn,
changing verdure and the fall of leaf
l all have the stamp of the genuine autumn
nal article. But the recent rains hav,
. given many meadows a greenness rival
ing that of spring.
Word received from Leo Gates an,
2 Don DOty announce they are nicely set
7 tied on their lands in Dakota. Ieo ha
built his house and Don has one unde
way. Do not infer from this that Dol
J. is about to marry. 1t may be so, bu
K the real fact is in order to hold his LAM
he must put house thereon. Herman
i next week to spend the winter witt
D them.
ALLSORTs.-Two grave-stones of tast,
= ueSlBH nave recently Deem set up at tn
graves of Archibald Dwinell and Mrs
E. W. Lutes in the village cemetery, b
E. E. Foster. Geo. H. Gilmore an
: wife and Mrs. A. V. Wiswell represen
!, Union Sunday-SchooI at the Count
Convention at Cambridge the presen
week. Esquire Boardman is rapid
O recovering from his recent attack q
pneumonia, and will doubtless be out /
l. few days. Some 400 head of cattI
were kept in Romina Fairbanks pastur
# one night last week. They were e
- route for market. C. S. Page is i
e New York the present week. Dor
Beecher, the efficient clerk at the Pro
~ bate office, is spending weeks vacatio
p" at her home in Johnson The work c
9 filling in the Rider trestle is progressin
q rapidly under the management of CalC
well u Varnum, the contractors. MIR
AlonZo Cobleigh moves to Morrisyil
q the present week. Her house here is I
e be occupied by the Messrs. Slayton, til
. mill-men. The Hyde Park base ba
club suffered defeat at johnson, Satu
day, to the tune of II to IL. .GraC
:. Mangam, at the .'The Ems" ente
Ia tanned a number of her young friends ;
" dinner party last Saturday. :. Potato,
y are rotting badly; the crop is reporte
about as much failure as last wear.
! Fine weather these days. .Lumberme
" wanted; see advertisement. Now
le the time to plant fall advertisements
b they always bring good harvest. g.. . TT
usual . coplous " hardly gives an ad
uuate description of the pouring rail-
s. which have come in almost steady su
w cessiOn during the past week 4. .Durir
RI the filling of the treStle, the road
johnson via Judge Pages farm
closed to public tIaVel,