News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
HYDE PARK.

School opens next Monday. A full
house is anticipated.
Thanksgiving services at the church
at IL O'Clock Thursday morning.
]. S. Leach and family have gone
to Fairfax to spend Thanksgiving.
Bert Wiley Of Waterville, is clerk
ing for c. NJ. Strong for few weeks.
The measles have made big in
crease in the village the past few
days.
Eggs are way up these days, %
cents dozen, and rather scarce at
that.
County court convenes next Tues
day, with Hon. r. s. Taft as Presid-
ing Judge.
c. W. Hunt, an employee of this
office, has gone to Lyndon, his former
home. to spend Thanksgiving
Ifyou want to enjoy your Thanks
giving and thoroughly digest that
turkey, call in and pay the printer
what you owe him.
Preston Fairbanks and Fred Mower
contemplate leavingin a few DAYS for
the new state of Washington, where
they expect to find employment.
A combat, a Ia Sullivan X ilrain,
took place in front of the brick hotel
one evening last week. The fracas
lasted several minutes. No arrests.
The sociable which was to be held
at the vestry on Friday evening,
is postponed until some time i'll the
future when the measles are not so
plenty.
Everybody will regret to learn of
| the illness of $. B. Clark of Cady's
/ Falls. He was stricken with paral-
vsis while at Littleton, n. H., last
| Friday night and was brought home
Saturday. His left side is paralyzed
and his condition is pronounced crit
ical
f. r. Child and Ellen Randall are
married. Although this fact has but
recently been made public it is no
4 late event. They were married over
three years ago, in neighboring
state. All the same, we extend best
wishes and hope there will be lots
more of happiness in their married
life.
While relaying the wall under the
old Waterman store at Cadys Fails
recently, quart stone jug was dug
out. 1t was about twO-thirds full OF
rum and had been placed in the wall
when first laid. some tifty-two years
ago. Good Judges have examined it
and pronounce it d superior article.
1t has evidently improved with age.
The finder. L. j. Smith, intends to
keep it and will put it where future
generations may find it.
The new county officers will enter
upon the discharge of their duties
next Monday, Dec. 1st. j. A. An
! drews succeeds A. Nj. Kelley as LIST
Assistant Judge; S. r. Miller takes
the place rs second Assistant, va
: Gated by Judge Andrews; j. w. Page,
Jr. succeeds g. Nj. Powers as State s
: Attorney, and d. C. Hardy assumes
t fine office of High Bailiff. There is nc
J. change in the Sheriff, NJ. S. Burrel
3, having. been reelected. The old dep
z ulies will probably be retained. We
hear of no opposition to the reap
D., Dointment OF the remaining county
: officers which are S. b. Waite, Clerk
n A V. Wiswell, Treasurer; and Il. b
+ SAWYER, Auditor In the retirement
t of A. NJ. Kelley it is but fitting to say
l. that during the four years in which
he has been one of the Assistant
# Judges he has faithfully fulfilled al
IS of the duties connected Herewith ant
, he retires to private life with the es
- TEEN and best wishes of all. On tn
above date dec. 1st) Judge Pag
+ also retires from the Probate office
after continuous service OF twelv
years. He is succeeded by W. ii. ID
: Kenfield who will soon ''catch on
- to the nltricacies OF this importan
4 office. Judge Page will have a DIES
u in the Governors office where he WI
t continue his private business.
cENTREvLLE.
>. Alice Pape is at home spending her vac'
80 ton.
= Richard Gibson lost one of his calves la'
. week.
n Rev. E. w. West is spending few days
De Lincoln.
,d George HYDE came near having blaze La
reek Cause, explosion Of II lamp
Potatoes have taken rise; parties in tn
e- soction are offering 40 cents for them
IN pov F. Wheeler has been in town for
To AVS accompanied by his daughter My
ch tie.
+ Butterfeld has rented his farm f
IL - "a +arpo of five years; the parties have mo
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- ed in.
er- uopr FOR CONFERENCE.-The wonderf
Dir discovery o Of DR.. Koch, Of Berlin Of cure
lu eolis 7I lac attention. Arkel Harriso