News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-04-04
HYDE PARK,

The vacant store in the Kelley block
has been rented by milliner and dress
maker from Plattsburg who will take
possession soon.
Geo. Foss and wife expect to move
back to Hyde Park in few weeks.
They will bring with them a fine boy
who is to reside in the family.
There are novelties and styles in dis
eases as we'll as anything else: a town
that hasn't had cases of follicular tonsil-
tits this spring is antiquated indeed.
Owners of stock horses, wishing to
comply with the provisions of the Act
of 1888, in regard to certificates Of record,
can procure blanks upon application to
the County Clerk,
Mrs. Sally Dwinell has received wild
owls pension amounting to 81, 400 and
will hereafter receive So per month";
Geo. Parker has also been notified of al
lowance of an increase.
Chas. Crane returned Tuesday from
Boston and Manchester. He attended
the 41st anniversary of modern Spirit
ualism which was held at the former
place Sunday and Monday.
1t is now lawful to catch trout, pro-
vided they are the requisite length.
| Fishermen should remember that they
are subject to a fine of SO for keeping
each trout less than six inches in length.
Farmers should be particular to keep
accurate accounts of all their crops, cat
| tie. and farm produce for the year 1889
as they will be called upon to give these
| figures to the census enumeratOrs next
| year.
" A Soldier of Fortune" at the Town
Hall Saturday evening next, by local
talent. Proceeds for benefit of Town
| Bell. Admission, 20 cents; children, IL
cents. 4 good chance now to patron
iZe home talent"
Chas. Thompson, of MOrristown, has
moved into apartments in the Crane
house; Fred Dubray vacates the Kelley
block, going to MOrrisville; and r. w
Hulburd rents the Sherwin house, va
Gated by Kenfield,
The following g local appears in the
Sparta, Mich, Sentinel of March y
wv. IL. IL. Kenfield and wife, from
Hyde ParK, VT, former neighbors OF
our townsman, NJ. .. Heath, arrived IL
this place last week. They have taken
rooms at S. IL. Ballard s and will remain
for time, to see how the climate agrees
with Alr. h, who has been in pool
health"
The death of ]. G. Bean, of Greer
River, occurred last Thursday afternoon
after several weeks illness. Mr.. Bear
has always lived on the farm where h'
died. He was an industrious and up
right citizen, an affectiOnate husband
and kind neighbOr-one who was highl!
respected and whose death is regretted
by many. The funeral took place from
his late home last Saturday.
A Young man went into the post-ofic
Monday and rushing up to Frank Strong
said that he wanted to get married rlgh
off and asked what he should do. tranl
is usually able to respond promptly TO al
] ordinary questions, but to be approachel
so abruptly with an interrogation OF thu
Character was too much. What the fel
, low came to him for he could not mag
= me. and did not even think that he wa
I a Justice of the Peace and could law
fully tie the knot. After a time, how
ever. Frank recovered sufficiently to as
o if it was a license the bridegrOom-appal
f emit wished. Il don't know, perhaps so
= but | want to get married now" was tn
response. lie finally secured the neceS
sary blank and was directed to the low
s Clerk who, after filling out the papel
nut him on the track Of q clergyman. )
: lost was the young man in eXpecte
e bliss that he enquired at several house
before he reached the parsonage
and then was obliged to wait half a
. hour for the parsOn to return home
: Nevertheless. the knot was firmly tie
}, and the young man and his bride WEI
on their way rejoicing.
n SPINNINGs.- Richardson III
2 returned from Burlington and gone
. Boston. Usual Fast-day services at I'll
i church Friday morning at eleven o'clocl
The mumps and German measl'
are = having a run through the tow
q these days. /. There was no school
st the primary department OF the Academ
= last Wednesday p. M. Wld Rec
U and wife of st. JOhnsbury were In tow
= the first of the week. The little daugl
ter of Rufus Farrand fell down stat
re last Wednesday and broke an arm.
r Not very good sugar weather the pa
- week; trife too cool.
10 MEssRs. EDfFoRs II see you say let t
- taxpayer and the people have the facts
al this agency business. They were facts al
true figures / gave you before. Mr.. Eat
wants to show you what the liquors cost fro
IN February ID, 1887, to February %, lSe
at gave you the figures of what he received
"A cash for liquors during that time. Take 20
IA Town Report of 1883 and see if | am n
s. right See the amount of cash credited