News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-12
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
! Harlow Bliss and wife are in a very
critical condition.
Advertised Letters A. G. Woods
| Julia Howard, Rev. Ii. E. Howard, G.
Gates, Miss Rose DOugherty, Miss Ell
Smith.
Hyde Park has a pretty solid team for
| the Tug-Of-War contest. The boys are
going TO make a big pull for that cen
tennlal flag.
! Supervisor Redmond is actively en-
gagged in his duties as County Super
visor just now-almost every day he
visits two or three schools, and intends
to get all over the county during the fall
| term.
The past week has been characterized
| by warm weather, exceedingly heavy
fOgs at night and a smoky atmosphere,
with no indications of frost. One year
ago last week the first frost of last fall
appeared.
Squire Smalley having sold the bal
ance of his real estate at the west end, :"
some six or seven acres of land, to John
| CObleigh, has purchased of r. s. Page
ali of the land lying on the south side
of the village cemetery-ab0ut three
There are number of books belong
ing to the Academy library which are
missing. Parties in the village who
have any of those books, should return
them. They belong to the Academy,
and are not in any sense, the property
of private individuals.
jim KeIley's Hyde Park Lambert -"
| took second money in the 2.35 race at
the State Fair at Burlington last We'd
nesday. There were eight horses in the
race. First money was taken BY Dy-
Mantle" Kelley is at st. Johnsbury
Fair this week with his horse.
The house Oh the place formerly occu-
pied by Jas. Baker has been considerably
frightened up by an application of paint.
Here is another instance of what a vast
improvement can be made with a small
outlay of money. Farmers are too apt
to neglect proper care of their build
ings, and consequently their premises
become dilapidated, and soon go to de-
cay, when q little paint iudicioHsly APP
piled not only preserves the building,
but adds to the attractiyeness of the
farm.
The delight some people take in re-
sorting to law to settle little difficulties,
WAS plainly shown in law suit in this
place last Monday. Two parties dis
agreed as to the amount one owed the
other. The debtor offered to settle by
paying 81. 50-some two dollars less than
the amount claimed. Suit was brought,
and the Justice gave Plff. 1882 dam
ages, and instructed him also to pay
| Deft.'s costs. Result: Plaintiff is out
81 so besides his lawyers fees. Perhaps
| this was the easiest way to settle the
account.
Leon K. WisWell, Harry A. Noyes
and Mary Brigham of Hyde Park, leave
| this week to commence their college
course in the U. V. NJ. Mr.. Wiswell
takes the engineering course. Mr..
Moves and Miss Brigham take the full
classical course. All were wholly fitted
at the Lamoille Central Academy in
Hyde Park. They have made good
record here, and we are confident they
will make good record i'll college. We
shall miss them in our community,
though they may frequently visit their
old homes. There are other young men
and ladies in this town whom we would
advise to take similar course, as long
as such an education can be acquired al
so small an expense compared with
what it formerly cost. 1t is within the
reach of those in the most humble cir
cumstances, if they have the proper
spirit and ambition. 1t is time anC
money well expended.
EVERYTHING.-H. NJ. Mcfarland il
moving into his new hOme-the Hen
drick house-the present week. Geo
StrattOn and family and Mrs. Jenni
r Riley and son are bOarderS at S. b
{ Wait S.. S. K. Vaughan and famil
! have been on visit to friends in YOrl
State . NJ. d. Eaton has been contine,
: to the house the past week with fever
] 49, side track several hundred fee
= in length, is being put in below The hide
, house. :. Lester Boomhower is erectin
a fine barn on his premises. /. Fran
o Ward enters upon his third year in tn
- U. Y. NJ. to-day. "A gOodly numbe
J from here attended the fair atSt. John!
:. bury to-day. The leaves on some tree
S have already begun to turn. Nature
: trying her hand before she paints til
forests red. D.. "A. V. Wiswell and v
!; Brigham have gone to Burlington to Sc
IL the young folks enter upon college lif
Il Mrs. b. n. Hyde of Pottsville, Pa
% is spending few days in town. -. II
70 road at the west end leading to IL
IL railroad, has been improved by grave
bury is in town, stopping with h
brother, Rev. E. ]. Ward :. Henry '
Of Sabin of Bellows Falls, father of MI
&c E. j. Ward, was here a short time la
in week. :. School is progressing finely. {.
Ephraim Hitchcock of New York
IS visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Crane. :.
o. Rosie Noyes Is teaching school in d.
m trict No. Is.
be RIVERSIDE N OTEs.-Mrs. Mooney al
er her daughter who have been visiting
V Hyde Park, johnson and WOlcOtt, ha
returned to Nashua, N. Ii. :. Aim
u Crowell and wife have been visiting
IS. Milton. They also took in the Sta
Fair at Burlington. Mrs. VanNt
Lilley and son Ernest, made flyi
trip to Burlington last week. Il
or school it Dist. No. 3, in Hyde PA
he commenced last Monday, with NJ
on Alice Beecher as teacher.