News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-17
HYDE PARK

HYDE PARK.
HaIf-rate tickets are sold to Burling-
ton the 18th, 10Th, 18th and 18th, during
the session of the State Dairymen's AssO-
citation.
The past few days have brought us
winter weather, the mercury being in
the zero ne~ighbOrhOOd. Snow, however,
is needed to complete the winter outfit.
Alice HOgabOom is at present engaged
at the Globe Musee, 29S BOWery, New
York City. Feb'y II she goes to Boston
for two weeks, and from there to PrOvi-
dence, r. l., for another two weeks.
E. G. Sherwin has been elected a dea-
con of the Congregational Church in
this village. Mr.. Sherwin's father, Gil
man, has been a deacon of the Church
since its organization, some twenty-five
years ago.
The present morning mail arrange
ment does not grow in favor; in fact,
the complaints against it are more nu-
merOuS than ever. The sooner the old
time is restored the better will the peo-
pie, on this end of the line at least,
appreciate it.
Judge Page has just received from l..
S. DreW's Lake View Farm at Burling-
ton, a pair of thoroughbred three
m~Onths-old Yorkshire pigs, which he
claims far eXcels in beauty and other
wise both his Berkshire and White CheS-
ter. They are beauties.
During January, Venus, Mars, Mer-
curry, and Neptune are evening stars,
and Saturn, Jupiter. and Uranus are
morning stars. The January moon fullS
on the 18th. A partial eclipse of the
moor occurs January IS, visible in Eu-
rope, Africa, North and South America,
and the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The eclipse begins January Is at 1858
p. m, and ends at 2 a. m.
The Catholic fair last week was largely
attended and proved a success, both
financially and otherwise. We under
stand that the net availS therefrOm will
amount to some $500. The entire affair
was under the direction of Rev. Father
Coathuel who, with his active corps of
assistants, labOred very z%ealOusly to
bring about successful results. The
proceeds will be used in procuring new
seats and placing a choir gallery in the
church.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment elsewhere of the Equitable Mort
gage Company, of which r. w. Hulburd
of this place is the agent. To meet the
requirements of those having small
amounts or those who desire to make a
temporary disposition of their means
and yet get a good rate Of interest, this
company now issues its certificate, bear
ing five or six per cent. and running for
any number of months up to two years,
providing always that the period of time
is three months, or multipleS thereof,
and the amount received is at least TWEEN
dollars. 1t loans no money eX-
cept on improved farm property. 1t has
a capital of $4,000, 900, and so far as we
can learn is in every respect perfectly
reliable. Parties having money to in
vest will do well to consult this COM
pany.
Gov. Cumback's lecture last Thursday
evening on The Model Husband " was
not very largely attended, owing to the
attractions elsewhere, and perhaps be-
there are so many model husbands
in town that but few cared to hear about
what they already knew. The lecture
was II in reply to one on 1.-The Model
Wife," and took up the cause of the
husband. The speaker showed how man
be made better were a few of the
many praises bestowed upon woman
occasionally conferred on the sterner
sex, and how in various ways many of
the burdens OF mans life might be
lightened by woman's aid. 1t abOunded
in satire, poetic fancy, and wholesome
truths. He is an excellent speaker, has
a good voice, and uses it well. Mr..
.umback is decidedly affable, makes
many friends, and drops sunshine wher-
he gOes.
Eunice HOlbroOk. the widow of Alfred
dOlbrOOk, died at her residence in this
own Sunday morning, January 9th,
al illness Of but a few days. She
was in her SIND year and had enjoyed
good health until the preceding Wednes-
night when she was taken with
pneumonia. Deceased was born in
VT, and came to this place
quite young. She married Alfred
llWays lived on the same farm. Her
children, all of whom are living, are :
1ary A, wife of Leonard Lanpher, of
Gilmore; Milo HOiDrOOk. Of Brooklyn, :
Jew York; Samantha, wife Of Emerson }
iced, of SWantOn; and Lorenzo, Charles
Chester HOlbrOOk of this town. q
her children, she is survived by 8
aigh and Mrs. Edmund TOwle, OF Hyde :
Park, James CObleigh of Gilmore, and J
5rs. Susan HOlbrOOk, now at WOlcOtt.
Ter husband died sixteen years ago the
resent month. In her death, not only :
5 one of our Oldest residents removed,
nut a N0rthy woman and devoted mother
5 taken away. Her death is the fifth
0 occur in the CObleigh family in a short
ime-fOur of her brothers, all Of ad-
-anced years, dying within the past few
The funeral, which was largely i
ttended, took place Tuesday of last
week, Rev. w. r. Puffer, pastor of the
u. E. Church at MOrrisVille, of1iciated.
The burial took place at the HolbrOok
cemetery.
EPTTOME.-Mr. Liberty, engineer at
he Smalley mill has moved his family to
place from Underhill. Nathan
Of Cady's Falls has been very
Il with typhoid fever, but is now able &,
o be out again.. Father Coathuel has
PRESENTED III organ to the Catholic
church.. Union Sunday School COM
,leteS its list of officers for the year by ,
.lecting L. III. Page Librarian, and Dot. :
lie Keller Treasurer. The school is in
excellent condition. -. Will McLaugh- s..
in, Of EnOsburgh, spent Sunday in
own. Eleven marriage licenses were
ssued by the Town Clerk during 1883.
...RObt. Putnam has been quite i'll for
few days, but is now on the mend. -.
Milo HOlbrOOk and family, of Brooklyn, {
in town last week, called here by 8
he death of Mr.. HolbroOk's mother. -. t
Rev. Mr.. Shannon, a young priest from
Montreal, was the guest of Father Coat {
luel last week. ..State Auditor Powell {
vas in town last Thursday on official
business. Mrs. Martha Chadwick. of
franklin, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
=. Goddard. 49,. Perry Foster is canvass
ng this town for The Beautiful Story"
he Bible in story form. -. You Will now
Frite the figure 9 in every year as long
Is You live. Carrie Cobb is at home
Wells River for a few weeks. A
;Oclable at the VeStry tonight supper
served from 6:30tO 1870. The Academy
students hold a Iyceum Wednesday even
ng of next week. The savings bank
commences business next Monday.
johnson.