News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-05-09
HYDE PARK.

tuesday 1Or In6 purpose OF nearing
grievances. AS no one appeared, every
body is probably satisfied with the work.
Mrs. A. V. Wiswell, Mrs. John Hall,
Geo. Gilmore and wife have been elected
to represent the Congregational church
of this place at the County Conference
at johnson next week.
The Creamery Will open for the sea-
son Monday next, May 13. Mr.. Wood
the well known manager will be in
charge and will be pleased to see all of
| the old patrons and many new ones.
Orange Cleveland, an old resident of
this town, died last week at the residence
of his son Charles, in New Hampshire,
where he has been living the past year or
two. The remains were brought here,
and the funeral held last Thursday.
Monday afternoon of last week Prin-
cipal Redmond and his assistants, aided
by large number of the school children
armed with rakes, hoes, ETC., removed
the old rubbish and leaves which had
been collecting on the school campus
grass encouragement to show itself, and
| the park now presents neat and COM
mendable appearance.
At this season of the year it is always
in order to remind our people of the ne
ceSSity of clearing the streets of the rub
bish accumulated therein during the win
ter and spring. No one need be told
how general cleaning up of streets and
yards adds to the general attractiveness
of locality, and gives it good name
and fame abroad. We need to exercise |
an earnest public spirit in all local mat
tiers and should take a strong interest |
and pride in the development of our
pleasant village.
Tho MANY friends Of Pow apd NTrc n |
M. Boutwell, will be pleased to learn of |
their transfer from the Troy conference |
to the Vermont conference. They are
stationed at West Randolph, and owing |
to there being no parsonage on that |
charge, and Mrs. b. IS health being poor,
they will ''bOard " during the present
conference year. Consequently they
boxed their household goods and sent
them to Hyde Park, where they will be
stored by ID. r. SherWin. Mrs. Bout
well is stopping for a while with her
sister Mrs. Sherwin.
We hope our citizens will not forget
that the Decoration Day exercises are to
be observed in this village this year.
Besides the presence of Aaron Keller
Post in a body, s: w. Kinds Sons of
Veterans Camp will be present, as well
as large number of citizens from this
and neighbOring towns. Music will be
by the Hyde Park and Eden
Bands. Vocal music will also be rem
dered. The orator of the day will be
Hon. II. Ii. Powers, who is no stranger
to our people. Let all our tOWnS-people
remember the event, plan to be here and
aid in paying tribute to the memory of
our fallen heroes.
There are many reasons why Hyde
Park should loom up more cOnspicuously
as a summer resort. Here every pros
pect pleases." Few places in Vermont
are so pleasantly situated or command
wider range of picturesque scenery. We
have healthful location, a salubriOuS
pure water pleasant drives,
a good hotel, 1.-The Elms," and those
which are now indlspensa-
BILE in every progressive town. Our rail-
road accommodations are good, several
trains each way daily and daily stage
to the northern villages. In short, it
only requires little judicious boom
ing" to make Hyde Park better known
to the outside world as charming and
desirable summer resort.
The Wintergreen is visited these love-
ly spring days by many, who go there toll
search for arbutus. There nesting
the rocks and dead Shrubbery, ,
where a few weeks since nature was
held firm in the grasp of snow and ice
that cast back the rays of the sun in a
disdainful way, is found the fragrant
arbutus blooming in its purity.
''White as the snow are its waxen like petals ,
Hinged with delicate rOSeate hue,
Heed not the rocks nor the briars and nettles
Scale YOU the mount who its beauty would view"
BUDS AND BLOSsOMs.-The Academy !
closes its spring term Friday. .. Mary
Brigham is afflicted with the humps and ,
her school in the Wiswell district is
for a week. .Sam1 Clark
leaves soon for Detroit, Mich, where he
enters the employ of a hosiery concern
as a drummer. Dick Moiles is i'm I
proving his residence at the Falls by
various repairs. :. Look out for the
Buffalo bug; now is the time to annihi-
late him. The dramatic club goes to
Friday evening at which
time they will play "a Soldier of For
tune" AT the communion service in
Union church Sunday one person was
received into membership on profession.
ia little rain would freshen up ma
ture wonderfully. . State Auditor Pow
ell will be at the County Clerks Office
Wednesday evening. The days are
about sixteen hours long at present. -.
The festive mosquito has craWled out of
winter quarters and oiled up his singer
for the coming season. :. C. S. Page is
in Boston for a few days. "A little
work at the graveyard remains unfin-
iShed, and all hands are requested to
meet next Saturday afternoon to COM
plete it.