News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-13
HYDE PARK.


The fall term of school closes Fri
day.
Geo. Campbell lost a good horse
last week.
Teachers examination takes place
here Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
R. L. Fairbanks shipped a carload
| of stock to market Monday
Our local Democracy were very iub-
liant over the elections last week.
The Spiritualist convention begins
Friday at the American house hall,
A large shed for the storing of lum-
Der has been erected at the steam
mill.
W. T. Herrick and wife of Winooski
spent a few days at Judge Small's
last week.
Wallace Durkee has gone to Ply
mouth, N. H., where he has position
as clerk in a store.
Ella Holmes of Jacksonville was
the guest of Myra Keller the latter
part of the past week.
Our Representative voted in favor
of the weekly payment bill, but I'M
fortunately he was in the minority.
The marriage of Edwin Styles and
Mrs Helen Crowell occurred at the
brides home last Thursday evening.
This November has five Saturdays
and Sundays There will be a new
moon the 18th and a full one the
Goth.
Loren Manley has returned from his
soiourn in New York and Swanton
and is as busy as ever in plying the
needle.
E. J. Jarvis who worked in this Of
fee short time last spring, died of
consumption at his home in Brandon
last week.
Some excellent pictures of the &c.
S" club. which is made up of a num-
Der of our village misses, recently
taken by Leon Wiswell, are exhibited
at the Post-office.
Dealers are now gathering in the
Thanksgiving poultry. c. NJ. Strong
has several large orders to fill-one
alone being for half ton. He wants
some of a good quality. See business
notice.
The County Farmers League will
! hold q meeting at the Town Hall in
this place next Saturday afternoon
at one O'Clock. A permanent organi-
zation will be formed and other i'm
| portant business transacted.
| Dr. Hubbell the optician was in
town Monday, as per his appoint
ment. Sickness however compelled
him to go home Tuesday, but he ex-
poets to return Friday He will be at
johnson next week. See advertise
/ ment.
| Word was received at this place
Tuesday that H. c. Benton of Mime
apolis had dropped dead on the
street in that city. Capt. Benton
was former well-known resident of
this place and visited here last sum
lner and attended the officers reunion
at Montpelier.
Mrs. Harrison Grout died of apo
plexy last Thursday morning. 1t was
! evident from the first that she could
not recover, and all that medical
skill could do was Intellectual. Like
one falling asleep she quietly passed
away. Mrs Grout was the daughter
of the late Ira Allen, who died in this
! town several years ago, and sister of
| James Allen late OF Newport and of
Albert Allen of this town, both de-
ceased. She was born Jan. Is, 1888,
and in 1854 married Harrison GrOut.
She has always with the exception OF
a few years spent in Morrisville, re-
| sided in HYDE Park She was. a
woman devoted to her home and its
cares; one who loved all that was
good. She had a wide circle of
friends, all of whom held her in high
esteem. The funeral took place Sat
urday and was largely attended.
Rev. E. J. Ward officiated. The re-
mains were placed in the village Gem
etery in the midst of many of her
kindred.
cENTREvILLE.
One of George Hyde's cattle has become
somewhat lame.
Julia Bass has rented her house TO Mrs
Pane and moved to Craftsbury.
Wood piles are in order now being put W
frrm the effects of the wind-storm of July
Sth.
Frank Cross and nenry Calkins lately cut
a spruce tree which measured in the log
1 ,326 feet.
The service and Sunday-school at thi'
Mace Sunday morning was well ATTENDED
and very interesting
George Campbell went to the barn one day
Lost week and found his best horse lying up
on the floor with his leg broken and he hac
e, hn kilInd.