News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-09-11
HYDE PARK.

Geo. Pitkin of the e. V. NJ, was in
town owe Sunday.
Farmers league meeting Saturday
evening at Z O'Clock.
Geo. Foss has sold his sorel roader
to a Connecticut horseman.
The Hyde Park post-office becomes
a Presidential Office Oct. LIST.
Affairs at the Academy are progress
ing finely under the new administra-
ton.
Those having potatoes to sell will
do well to read the notice in business
column.
Clark Colby of Lunenburg, spent
Sunday in town with his brother-in-
law, Geo. Eastman.
Hattie Peck returnedlast Saturday
from Palmer, Mass, where she has
been visiting friends.
Miss Fannie Shaw of Burlington,
was the guest the past week of her
friend Mrs. DR.. Cooper.
An unusually large amount of or
ders necessitates running the steam
mill night and day for the present.
Squire Smalley is putting a hand
some porch on his residence. g.. V.
Coburn of Troy is assisting in the
work.
Town taxes are now due, and may
he paid any time at the County Clerks
office. where Treasurer Child may be
found.
Kate Miner has bought a building
lot on Creamery street, opposite Mrs.
Keeler's, and will erect a dwelling on
the same.
Advertised letters: David Davis, H.
Ralston Stevens, Mrs. W. NJ. Taylor,
Isabel McCabe, Mrs. W. HI. Thayer,
Sam B. Sexton.
Mrs. Harriet Dutton, Mrs. Sarah
Bennett and Mrs. DR.. Randall, re-
turned Monday from a few days So
iourn at Queen City Park.
The young people at 1.-THE Elms"
gave a bonnet party last Wednes-
day evening. There "a lots of fun
and a good time generally.
The RoadCommissioner have done
some good work on the bridges in
various parts of the town. The high
ways are also in good order.
Rev. W. E. Rand, of Massachusetts,
who is spending a few days with rela-
tives in Lamoille county, was the
guest of his uncle, Judge Small, last
Monday.
A gooGly numberfrom this place at
| tended the reception at Hon. p. K.
Gleed's at Morrisville last Wednes-
day evening and report the event a
very pleasant one.
Rev. Lucian b. Sawyero of Shelburne,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity,
after an absence of many years. Mr..
Sawyer is "A years old and has been
an Advent preacher for fifty years.
Gov.-elect Page was serenaded by
the band Monday evening, as was also
Representative-elect Fitch the previ-
GUS Thursday evening. The boys re-
ceived handsome entertainment at
both places.
Excavations are being made at the
hide house preparatory to building a
large addition on the same. Add
tional track room will be made by
LAYING a side track on the south side
of the building.
Station Agent True, notwithstand-
ing Chicago has been selected as the
place for holding the worlds fair, is
confident he knows of one ortwo bet
fer places. and will %cheerfully tell any
who may ask him.
Flora Vaughan left Tuesday even
ing for Charleston, ILL.,, where she isto
teach again the coming year. HeI
friend and associate, Ellen Cleaves.
who has been spending the SUMMER il
Maine, returned with her.
HYDE Park Lambert, formerly the
nronertv of Jimmie Kelley. but now
owned byJ.C Gray of st. Johnsbury
took first money in the 2.3O race al
Stanstead recently. His best time
was 2.32, which lowers his record two
seconds.
Butter and eggs have taken a big
lump upward lately, which is very
Gratifying to the farmers. As the Re
publican party was held accountable
for the low prices of course 1T will nov
be credited with the advance. Its
poor rule that won'twork both ways
The North Hyde Park Drum Corps
passed through our village Tuesday
morning on their way to Mt. Mans
field, where they intend foreman un
til Wednesday afternoon. There arr
fourteen members and their leader