News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-28
HYDE PARK.

school commences IeAG MOHudy.
Remember the caucus Friday night
c. A. Knight and wife are spending
a week in Canada.
Philip La Pages harness shop is
undergoing repairs.
Geo. Fairbanks, of Enosburg, has
been visiting relatives in this place.
Clarence Ferguson and Mrs. Fannie
Johnson of Burlington are in town.
Villas Heath was badly bitten by a
vicious dog on Battle Row last Sun
nay.
F.N. Gale, of Chicago, is spending
few days with relatives in this
place.
Lizzie Summer and Geo. COburn, of
Troy, were in town the first of the
week.
Bertha Stevens of the st. Johnsbury
Republican, is spending the week IN
this place.
Preaching by Rev. n. C. Saunders
at W. d. Manning's next Sunday at
$3.50 p. m.
The new and nicely painted fence
aFOunu NOu tCIe 10 q hOthSCooiN
improvement.
Adah Barber returned Tuesday from
a few days sojourn with friends at
Alburg Springs.
VIM. Redmond, of Waterbury, spent
Sunday in town with his brother,
Prof J. W. Redmond.
The Messrs. Petersen, of 1.-THE
Elms," and Harry Noyes started
Tuesday for Newport, going on their
bycicles.
Francis jerks, wife and daughter,
of Boston, Mass, were the guests OF
John Cobleigh the past week.
Cora Speare, of Lowell, has been
visiting at her grandmOther's, Mrs.
Arvilla Crowell, the past week.
{ Fred Wood and wife, nee Name
|, Prouty, of Brighton, Mass, were in
town Friday-guestsO of Bulah Water
, man.
D On account of the severe rail-
not held Saturday night. 1t will b'
held Wednesday evening.
! Ada Huntley, the elocutionist, ha'
, been engaged by Prof. Campbell 70
e work in the Normal School at John
a son and will enter upon her duties a
Ie the opening of the fall term.
n The board of civil authority vii
lie meet at the Town Clerks office o.
4 Saturday afternoon, August 30, t.
t. correct the checklist. All thos
rs whose names are not on should see t.
If it without fail.
e A lawsuit growing out of the sal
IN of some logs by Jonas Sulham t
In Geo. Jewrtt was on trial at Greer
field Tuesday before Squire Strong
Verdict and costs for Defendant. v
- Brigham for Plff.; Geo. Powers fC
3 Deft.
~ Isaac Vaughan, while at work on
e timber in the hide house Saturda.
he loosened a bolt holding the sam
he causing it to give way and let hi
ct fall into the cellar-a distance of nil
re feet. He struck upon his back an
MT although no bones were broken,
in sustained quite severe INJURIES.
ell For lack of sufficient notice the X
he publican caucus called for Mondf
w night was adjourned until Fridf
TX: night of this week AS it was, abO
A. 40 Republicans and a number
H. Others had assembled and after eleC
ay ing Col. Sawyer as Chairman and
err II. Lewis, Secretary, the above acti'
lg, was taken on suggestion OF the Toy
oh Committee. Col Sawyer made a st
ire ring address in which the issues
ex- the day, protection and free traC
ore were plainly defined.
~ The annual reunion of the Sherv
dE family of Northern Vermont was h
Tie Mt Dea. G. Nj. Sherwin' S Tuesday, Al
leI 10. Although they have held an ;
rtif nual visit for eight years they ha
VI not been fully organized until
leu present year, which was effected
en- electing E. G. Sherwin president,
az. G. Cheney vice-president, ID. r. Sh
iPp win secretary, Oscar Sherwin tire
T 1;I urer. l.. b. Sherwin chaplain, a
w adopting a constitution and code
NJ bylaws. The society is small but
n members were nearly all present.
al the older ones were present but r
ON hen G.. who is in very feeble heal
- o The occasion was most pleas;
5 e one.
}or- Norman b. Perry, aged II We;
( of died last Thursday morning of he
Rev. disease. He had heeli in poor hea
DOL. a long time, but was .ble to be alb
. Of ND to the day before his death.
Al Perry came to this town some
Ieet- wears ago and located upon
pnts Judge Sherwin place near Ben Cat
ord where he has since II sided. He lef
,ect- two sons, Cyrus ana Norman, b
NET. living in town, and u daughter, re
wing ing at Underhlh' Inc oe'''h vi