News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-21
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. L. S. Small spent Sunday at
Queen City Park.
Carrie Cobb of Wells River is in
town for a short time.
The usual number from this town
are in attendance at camp-meeting.
Democratic caucus at Town Hall
Saturday evening next at Z O'Clock.
Dora Beecher visited the Reform
School at Vergennes the first of the
week.
A mechanic from Burlington is do
ing the plumbing work in McFarland's
residence.
Geo. Maxfeld is putting a stone
basement under his house on Cream
cry street
Willis Sherwin and family of Chico
pee, Mass, have been in town the
past week.
Levi Mobiles has bought the house
on Church street, now occupied by
Geo. Lackey.
Supervisor Redmond is to move
into Mrs T. W. Hyde's house on
| Church street.
A rubber coat outside and Goldfish
inside will keep you thoroughly dry III
rainy weather.
Grace Stebbins of New Britain,
Conn, is spending the summer at Ell
bridge Sherwin's.
Gertie johnson of Burlington is
spending a few weeks with her great
grandfather, Ora Wiswell.
New awnings and shades have been
put on the Page block this week,
adding much to its appearance.
John Riley, for a number of years a
resident of Utah, Joined his family at
this place Monday. 1t is said he will
reside in the east hereafter.
The Elmore campers returned Fri
day, delighted with their outing.
While in camp the band visited them
and received royal entertainment.
William Harrington of Kearney,
Neb., and Name Colby of Lunenburg,
spent a few days in town the past
week with their uncle, Geo. Eastman.
The suit between Hiram Bishop and
George Lackey, growing out of their
late trade, set for last Saturday, has
been continued, with a view of settle
ment.
The game of base ball between the
Village boys and the West Hill nine
Saturday afternoon resulted in a
score of 8 to / in favor of the home
team.
Advertised letters-John B. Bur
bank, w. H. Clark, Edmond Vassar
Mrs. Jennie A. Barnes, Angelina
Phelps, Rev l.. C. Kimball, Thos. W
Hughes
The heavy shower Sunday after
j noon, and also the bountiful rail-
Tuesday night, were decidedly refresh
ing and of great benefit to the suffer
; ing crops.
Lester Boomhower stepped off {
platform in the hide house Monday
and received a fractured rib anC
bruised shoulder blade. He is nov
taking life easy.
Geo. Montgomery, Jr., and Winni
' Loveland were married Saturda.
I, night. Monday evening Geo. circu
lated cigars among his friends, il
+ honor of the event.
Frank Miner fell off of a lumbe
, wagon Tuesday, one of the rea
!, wheels passing over him. He wa
considerably bruised, but fortunatel
, no bones were broken.
$ Clarence Sawyer, who went west
A few weeks ago, is now foreman pr
tenn on the "Solid MuldoOn" q
, Ouray, Colo, at $500 per week
!, The west is a great place.
; w. F. Allen of Taunton, Mass, wa
the guest of his old friend and schoo
n mate, Judge Sherwin, the first of tn
week. Mr.. Allen is a son of the lat
Rev. Seth Allen of Stowe, a wei
known Christian minister.
! Ada Huntley of Brookline, Mass
8 is spending a few weeks with he
o grandmother, Mrs. Arvilla Crowel
n Miss Huntley is a noted elocutionis
. and we hope arrangements can
made whereby our people will have a
: opportunity to hear her,
, The Republicans of Hyde Park wi
70 meet ut the Town Hall, Monday, Au,
o %. at Z O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
v nominating a candidate for Repr
: sentative, and also seven Justices
r the Peace to be supported at I'll
coming election. Per order OF To"
/, committee.
Supreme Court was held in tn
10 place Tuesday Judges Ross, Tai
IS RowelI and Tyler were in ATTENDING
IN All of the cases on the calendar we
:. heard and are with the Court, exec