News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-07-04
HYDE PARK.

N"' POPuldI anu worthy pastor
; HYDE PARK.
Fred Mower of Barre was in town
a short time last week.
The Juvenile Temple took in about
$40 at their recent festival.
Mrs. Patie Woodwork Ladd o
Enosburgh Falls, is in town for a few
days.
Levi Noble has moved into the
apartments vacated by Mrs. Mon
tana.
Marvin Goddard and his sister
ENERGY are visiting relatives in
Franklin county.
Capt. Kenfield and wife returned
! last week from Boston, where they
have been for several weeks.
Among the recent arrivals at
"The Elms' are Geo. Salter and
Miss Jean Boggs of New York City.
Mrs. H. T. Baldwin and child of
Wells River, spent a few days the
past week with her sister. Mrs. G. W.
Brown.
Mrs. Mary f. Brown, accompanied
by her daughter Ella L. and Mrs.
CarOlus Moves, all of Burlington, are
in town. for few days.
The new timetable turns every
thing up side down; but then in
week or two We'll get acclimated -
and will like the change.
W. H. H. Kenfeld has opened law
office in the rooms formerly occupied
by Mcfarland The Town Clerks
office is also located there.
A very fine monument, from II. r. |
Mack's Hardwick granite works, has
just been set up on the Major Hyde |
lot in the village cemetery.
Mrs Z. C. Montana left saturday
for her new home in Mortified. Dur
ing her stay here she made many /
friends who regret her departure.
Hyde Park is well represented at |
the Morristown Centennial; having |
had a centennial of her own she |
knows how to sympathize with her
neighbor.
Vim. Dorr, aged 81, of Underhill, a
nephew of Alex LaPorte of this place,
was drowned at Shelburne last Sun
dav while fishing. He leaves n wife
and young child.
Mrs. Jane Pease, aged 73, mother
of W. H. Pease, died Tuesday from
stranoulated hernia She lived with
her son. who came here from Canada
a few years ago. Thefuneral occurred
Wednesday afternoon.
Mary Brigham has the agency OF
several towns in this county for Stan
LEWIS Darkest Africa" published by
the Scribners 1t is written by Stan
lev and is the only true account OF
the adventures of the great explorer.
Geo. Z. Stratton and wife, accom-
panied by Rev. W. E. Allen and sister,
Miss Julia Allen, of Wolcott, went up
on Mount Mansfield the first OF the
week, spending one night on the sum
nit. They report splendid views and
a good time generally.
DR.. Elmer E. Vaughan of Chicago,
is spending a week here with his
parents. Elmer" is a Hyde Park
/ bov and all of his old friends are
pleased to learn that he is success
fully engaged in practicing medicine
]
/ in the western metropolis.
At the Republican caucus Saturday
nioht V. A. Gilmore was chosen chair
man and f. X. Child secretary. The
following delegates were elected to
the Congressional convention: Il. b.
Sawyer, L. f. Harrington and David
Randall: alternates, F. l.. Slayton,
/. II. Lewis and H. c. Lanpher. In
structed for Powers.
RIVERSIDE JoTTNGs.
Mrs. Fred Crowell, who has been sick, is
convalescent.
blanche Gould. who has been sick for long
time is slowly improving.
Frank Currier is at work for l.. H. Park
hurst in his mill, as one of the night hands.
Mrs. Barney Currier has been very sick with
La Grip, but seems more comfortable at TINS
, writing.
Mrs. Emma Butler and children of Florida
are visiting her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lucus.
John Currier has turkey that has laid
ffty-eight eggs. John says if any turkey has
done better than this let them arise ano
speak.
Mrs. Philip Carpenter and baby Lillian, anC
Miss Maude Smith of Lowell, Mass, are
; spending a few weeks with their cousin, Mrs
W. F. Waters.
CENTREvILLE.
! Chas. Stowell's little girl is very sick.
Homer Calkins has been quite sick with thu
measles.
! Calvin Campbell has traded horses again
. he gets pretty one this time.
! Fannie Calkins, having closed n successiu
term of school at BelvideTe, has returned.
AN Whitcomb's family have had a serious
; time with the measles, but all are now doint
; | well
Calvin Campbell has pie-pIant, one leaf o
which by measure around the outside reaches
: | seventeen feet
] Murray CaIkins has been making war upoi
the woodchucks. He has killed twenty anC
says there are more yet.
The school at Centreville closed Friday tn
9th. Mum ber of scholars 81. Those having
no absent marks were Delta Collins, Leila Col
n Inns Ida Collins, Herman Campbell, Wilt
Davis, Leon Davis, Clyde Davis, Hattie Hyde
- Libbe Hyde, Ernest Jones. BERTHE J ones, HeI
. bert Pape Averill Vaughan, May West, am
Ethel Young. Not absent over one day: Ger
n tie Calkins, Harry Backum, and Clinto
, Croweli. Those having no tardy marks: Lei
Collins, Ida Collins, Herman Campbell
q Homer Calkins, Clinton Crowell, Willie Davis
re Leon Davis Clyde Davis, Hattie Hyde, Llbbl
HYDE. Ethel Young, May West, and Herber
:. Pane Mrs. Carrie A. Towne teacher.
IL CAMPBELL REUNIoN.-The eighth seminar
nual meeting of the Campbell family of Nortl
N ern Vermont was held with Mr., and Mrs ) I
- Peck on Saturday, June II, 1890. Owe
= seventy people were in attendance Afte
= nartaking of a sumptuOus dinner the meetin
was called to orde and the following exercise
-e took place: song; prayer; resolutions on tn
; death of Mrs Helen NJ. Holbrook read, az
$ cepted and ordered printed remarks; song
d benedietion. The day was usually spent !
1t visiting, in which all seemed well versed.-
,r IThis report was duly received by us. bu
,r overlooked, hence the delay in its appear
anee.-ED