News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
HYDE PARK.

A. R. Moxley is very sick.
l. F. Andrews has lost a valuable
horse.
Bishop expects to move into his
new market this week.
C. A. Knight and wife are spending
a few days in Stanstead, 2. Q.
Consult our advertising columns
before making your holiday pur-
chases.
Geo. Gilmore has bought farm in
Cambridge, andis arranging to move
onto the same.
Schofield and Jewett are negotiat-
ing for the purchase of the Haskins
mill at Greenfield.
Mrs. Chas. Andrews, who has been
spending a few weeks in North Troy,
has returned home.
John IaPorte returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,.
H. A. Bailey of Winooski was in
town last week. He has rented his
farm to a party from Bakersfield.
Among the arrivals in town the
past week, wenote with pleasure that
of daughter at Calvin Slayton's.
Remember the Good Templars' en-
tertainment this, Wednesday, eve
ming; a good time may be expected.
Master Morton Hill fell off the We
randall last Monday, receiving a
couple of severe gashes ON his fore
| head.
Edgar Bullard and family, who
have been in Connecticut the past
four years, have returned to Hyde
Park
The heaviest hog butchered thus
far this year is that of Waldo Brig
hams, which tipped the scales at 473
pounds.
The fixtures for the dry-kiln at the
steam mill, weighing five tons, ar
rived Monday and are now being put
in position.
Henry Hall and wife will soon move
to Perkinsville, where they enter the
employ of W. II. Stearns, the rake
manufacturer.
Misses Alma Cross and Alice East
man entertained a large number OF
their friends last Saturday evening
at Squire Samuel WisWell's.
The annual report of the financial
condition of this county, which the
Judges are compelled by law to make
will be found in another column.
Hon. L. S. Small for number o
years Treasurer of Lamoille County
has resigned from that position, anC
A. V, WisWell has been appointed tC
the position.
The eighth annual meeting of tht
Campbell reunion society will be helC
on Saturday, Jan. 4, 1889, with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Calkins.-Per Orde
Business Com.
The "Green River Independent
Guards" are requested by Capt. But
terfeld to meet Saturday, Dec. IA
for drill and to make arrangement
for obtaining guns.
A. E. Campbell who has been il
Barre the past three months at worl
in his brothers fruit store, has re
turned home to work for his father
Calvin Campbell, who is in poo
health.
That our friend Albert Whitcoml
is very fond of children is strongl,
attested by the fact that two girls
handsome ones, tOO-have arrived il
his family. They came to town Sun
day morning, and swell the number c
Albert's children to eight.
That was a very nice little move o
thepart of Sheriff Burnell in pulling
us in as a talisman on the Gran
Jury Tuesday morning, while we wei
at the Court House picking up items
l He saw us dodge into the clOak-rOo1
: and picked us up. We found til
/! jury a very pleasant body of mel
| and were it not for other bushes
= would have been pleased to hay
stayed with them throughout tt
= term. But Milo must not forget thel
=. will be day of reckoning,
r Orson Hadley's japanese bucl
, wheat is creating considerable not
, riety. A recent sample left at tt
S Windsor Journal office causes thf
q paper to speak as follows concernin
, it: 9 L. c. Darling recently brppgl
t to this office q sample of Japanel
n buckwheat from Lamoille count
Vt, raised by OTson Hadley of HyC
! Park. The kernals are large an
q plump, and the yield about fift
Q bushels to the acre, or nearly twi
i that of the native brand"
q The winter terms of schools in tn
n town will be taught as follows: Ce
e treville, H. L. Fairbanks; Wiswe
:. l.. j. Eldridge; Griswold, Kate Spau
2 ding; McKinstry Hill, Amelia He