News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-14
HYDE PARK.

Repairs are being made on the an
mex of the Kelley block.
Heman Grimes of Burlington.
Mass, is at home on a visit.
Mrs g. L. Waterman returned last
week from a visit in New York.
Pages old office is undergoing re-
painting and general renovation.
Forty-one tickets were sold at this
station for the Encampment at Bos-
ton.
Cushing Nichols visited a sick
daughter in Swanton the first of the
week.
Fred Gauthier offers his horse, bug
gies &c. for sale at a low figure. See
notice.
Mrs. S. H. Proctor of Chicago is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. P.
Jackson.
Frank Wheelock and wife of Dor
chester, Mass, are spending a few
days in town.
The goat and monkey entertain
ment Wednesday evening was a
"snide" affair
w. L. Pearl and family of St Johns
bury have been guests at the Ameri-
can the past week.
The Misses Simpson who have been
at the American for several weeks, re,
turned to Boston last week.
A couple of horses from Boston
consigned to c. A. Knight, reached
here last week.
Mrs Electa Cushman and daughter
Emma of West Randolph are visiting
at H. J. Lilley's.
Geo. Parker left Saturday for a few
days sOiourn with his brother at the
Thousand Islands.
Warren Noble, travelling in the
South for a medical concern, is il
town on u vacation.
Carrie Mower of Salem, Mass
daughter of A. L. Mower, is spending
her vacation in town.
Hattie Doty of Newport, n H., is
in town on a few weeks visit, after al
absence of eighteen months.
! n. q. Wood has been at NORTH
Wolcott the past week invoicing the
stock of the late Geo. Taylor.
Rev. n. c. Saunders of johnson
will preach at W. d. Manning's resi-
dence next Sunday at $50 p. IN.
Constable Waite went to Montgom
cry and other parts of Northern Yer
mont Tuesday on official business.
Frank Thomas is negotiating fol
the purchase of the o. F. Gates hous,
at Cady's Falls, opposite r. l.. Fair
banks.
Calvin Slayton, who has been re
operating at Calais for severa
weeks, has returned home and resum
ed his place in the mill.
F. r. Child has received the ap
pOintment of special agent for tn
purpose of gathering statistics c
manufactures in this town.
FOrepaugh's circus exhibits in Bun
lington Wednesday the 9th. Specia
train and special rates from thi
!. place.
The Hardwick Gazette says tina
, IL. E. Harrington is booked as til
) next Representative from Hyd
, Park" and adds can excelle1
/ choice.
Among those who have gone t
+ Boston are s. c. Vaughan and so
f Raymond, Van Ness Lilley and wifi
! Cleora Crowell, V. A. Gilmore, Wn
$ Walker and Bert Lanpher.
5 Eighteen young people, accOmpal
= led by a chaperOn are camping out {
t EImore Pond this week. The con
pany is a very pleasant one and inc
+ cations point to fine time.
n Rosalie Beecher the News AND CII
n ZEN boOk-keeper is enjoying her a
l. nual vacation. Parties owing the e
a tablishment,h however, need not refra
) from paying as suitablepersOn mf
= be found on hand to receive the cas-
y The handsomely decorated Siol
City train, bearing delegates
" the National Encampment, pass
e through here Monday morningat O1
+ O'Clock. 1t was originally announce
:. to go through at noon Sunda
$ Quite a number who went down
d get glimpse of western enterpri
n were disappointed by it's non-arrivi
e An AmazOnian affray-the result
e idle gossip-tOok place on Creame
B. Street one day last week. There WI
considerable hair-pulling, eye scratc
, inc and ear-bOxing intermingled Wi
:, good dose of billingsgate. Il