News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-07-25
HYDE PARK.

DIR. Cooper has returned from his visit
to Maine, and has resumed his practice.
VIM. Barber of Oshkosh, Wis, is visit
ing relatives in this county. This is MIR.
first visit to Vermont.
Rev. Chas. Clark will preach at the
GrisWold school house next Sunday, the
2Sth, at II a. m. and 7p. m. All invited.
C. G. Reed brings in a bunch of grass,
redtop and timothy, five feet high, which
was cut from ground that had been
moved for twenty years.
The price paid for June milk at the
creamery was Is cents. Last year the |
price for the same month was y cents. |
The decline in butter is the cause.
The hay crop for this season is big
one-a regular Jumbo. From an parts
of the county comes the report that the
crop is large one, exceeding the memo
~ of the old settlers.
During their stay here the Fresh
Air" children were photographed two
or three times by Harry Noyes, and on
their departure he very kindly remem-
bered them by giving each one picture
of the group.
!. There will be services at the Centre
school-house at 1870 a. M, SUNDAY,
Aug. 4. Rev. Silas Foster otlclatlng. lie
will also conduct services at the Union
church in No. Hyde Park at O'CLOCK p.
m, on the same day.
Messrs. Fred Gale and viii Bristol OF
Chicago. who are in town for afeW days,
are guests of the Putnams, relatives OF
the former. The young men are adopts
at tennis. and some fine games may De
expected while they are here.
While corn is looking very fine in
MANY places, we are of the opinion that
| hat few, if any, fields exceed that of
| Lester BOomhOwer, adjoining the rail-
| road track. He has handsome piece
which he says will be the best he has
raised in twenty years.
Henry Sweetzer, an itinerant resident
of this county, has by force of circum-
/ stances, taken up his abode with Tailor
Ianpher, where correspondence may be
directed to him for the next five or SIX
months-provided his friends do not re-
spond with the $500 bail. One wife
lives in Canada, and the other In Stowe
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. l.
Moves invited some forty of the fresh
air children up to her house, where they
were given ice cream and mad thell
pictures taken. The following after
noon Mrs. l.. II. Lewis, assisted by &
number of our young ladies, entertained
them at her home in a similar manner
q The Rutland Herald speaks as follow:
r concerning one who is well-knowr
throughout this vicinity On Sunda.
last Rev. William A. Warner, for thu
s last three years pastor of the Congrega
h tional church at Hubbardton, preached
his farewell sermon at the morning ser
vice. The church, which had beer
n handsomely trimmed with evergreen
n cedar and flowers, was crowded to 1T
utmost capacity. The sermon was ont
in keeping with the occasion and at it
:, close there was hardly dry eye in tn
r. room. Mr.. Warner since he took charg
of the church has been indefatigable il
his labors to build it up, and aided b.
Y its members he has succeeded II
!, strengthening it. He gives up tn
- charge now that he may enter Oberlil
Theological school this fall to complet
s. his studies. He will be followed by tn
70 best wishes of many friends through
~ out Rutland county.
The fresh air children started for thei
s homes in New York Monday evening i
q charge of Mrs. A. n. Downs and l.. 1
Feurberg who came from New York a
ter them. They assembled at the vestI
ST where the roll was called, and after
n parting song, marched to the depot a
companied BY their hosts sa and 1um 1e
er Station Agent True a special car hs
ce been provided which would take the
directly to the city without chang
The car was attached to the mail ira
re- and the children departed shoutil
n good-by to their Vermont friends. MAJ
70 of the children babe adieu very 1
80 Iuctantly, and in a number OF cases t
re- parting on both sides was affecting. !
,o- far as we can learn the children ha
@ proved, with but one or two exception
y to be boys and girls of good mannf
and correct department, free from VI
Ter garity and profanity. The, two wee
=; in the country have greatly benefit
81 them, and they go back much lny1t
'ut rated. Two of the children who we
permitted to remain little longer, "