News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
HYDE PARK.

Catholic fair at the American House
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday eve
ningS of next week.
The week of prayer will be observed
| in this place next week; services every
evening except Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Page and his sOns-in.laW, T. p
Keller and w. E. Clement, have bought
farm in Cambridge, near WaterYille
village They take possession at once.
We are glad to have them return to La
noble County
w. @. Leach of this place went to St.
Adams one day last week. Before start
ing he invested % cents in an accident
ticket. At st. Adams he fell i'll the de-
pot, sustaining severe injuries. tie will
draw So per month while laid up.
The seventh annual meeting of the
Campbell Reunion Society will be held
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell on
Saturday, January 10, 1899. 1t is eX-
pected that every member will be pres
ent that possibly can.-Per Order Com.
\ masquerade and a sheet and pillow
case party for the benefit of the band
will be held at the Town Hall on Friday
evening of this week. There will also
be other attractions. Admission, for
maskers, five cents; all others 10 cents.
Everybody go.
In quoting liquor laws in our last issue
relating to duties of Selectmen, we did
not misstate the law but did misstate
the book in which it might be found.
Instead of referring to sec. 1894 of re-
viSed laws we should have referred to
the acts of 49,, page 81, No. 46.
The Crowell family had reunion at
Alm0n CroWelFs New Years day. The
number present was very large and it
was very happy occasion. Mr.. CrOWeIl
| spared neither time or money to make
the event pleasant one. 1t is the first
time for many years that so many of the
family have gathered together.
| Arrangements have been completed
| for a lecture by EX-GOV. CuInback of
Indiana at this place Thursday evening
next, Jan. 10. Mr. Cumback is an orator
of national reputation, and this is rare
change for our people to hear him at
nOunced next week. Admission, % cts.
The new timetable which went into
effect Monday may be an accOmmOda
: ton to the railroad people, but for pub
lie good, especially concerning mail IA
cilities, it is far from convenient. The
morning train brings but little mail, anC
what formerly reached here at noon doe.
not arrive now until the next morning
Mail from Boston gets here some twelve
hours earlier than that from Burlington
The year '8S is gone. We shall neYe
again see another 'sS in the years 0alen
dar; shall probably never again SCI
such confederation of weather tan
trumS shall never experience such
} Wetting of autumn months, rain pOurin;
, down forty days out of the ninety neve
! such jumping from warm to cold ant
cold to warm at the very edge OF winter
Strange Year it has been; phenomena
. year. Nevertheless all regret its depart
| ure.
= A circular from the general passenge
7 department of the st. j. & T.. c. Toa
says that :. Boston S Maine or Boston
n Lowell mileage tickets Except the OF
u mile tickets issued by the Boston Il Low
e ell r. r., Vt. Div.) will not be accepte
n on the Lake road after Jan. Is, but neI
ones will be issued at the usual price fO
this road only and will not be transfers
/ BILE. Old mileage tickets can be TT
It deemed at Boston, st. JOhnsbury, Hyd
Y Park and MorrisYille."
East Berkshire claims to be the gages
est tOYn in Vermont, because MOI
/ than 100000 pounds of maple suga
n have been shipped west from that pOiI
II during 1883, That is probably correct
sugar is all that goes to make up SWee
ness. But if it is not, we know of man
q young gentlemen who think this town
well up toward the head in the :. sweet
procession, all because or the abundanC
y of good-natured, sigee& young ladit
d within its borders. They are not will
= ing to yield the palm to East Berkshil
. or any other town on that point.
q ENCILINss.-Shoot the 1883 Galenda
~ Annual meeting of the pew-Owpel
II of Union church occurs next SatUrda
ii at l D. IA. SOciable at the vestry til
Wednesday evening. How do tho:
resolutions "pan Out''?. The girls
mill in connection with the dressing mi
e is being put in running order. -. Va
d mum Boyd has removed to Eden. II
: number in attendance at Randall's Ne
. Years ball was 1O2 couples. The he
) savings bank Will elect its officers an.
e Attorney Brigham and ex-liqut
It agent Bennett called on Commission
- Atkins Monday. -. Bert spicer goes.
Il Hardwick soon to engage i'll a lumberlI
l. lob. Frank Thomas is again WorklI
o on the railroad. DR.. Petty,s house
Underhill Center was slightly damage
by fire Sunday of last week. Mrs.
l. G. Maxfield's sister from Lowell, Mass
:. is visiting in tOWn.......Philip LaPage
}. Dakota, is in town visiting his parents.