News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-09
HYDE PARK.

Col. Leavens of Richford was in
town Friday.
Preston Fairbanks of Barre spent
few days here recently.
This is the last month in which to
pay your taxes at a discount
A. Angler of Mansonville is spend
ing a few days with E. L. Noyes.
County Clerk Waite has gone to
Worcester and Montpelier on bust
ness.
A general change in the railroad
time table is announced for next
week.
Deming & Barney of Morrisville are
to open a grocery in the brick
block
Louie Strong spent last week on
Grand Isle, hunting up apples and
onions.
Phil Clark, train dispatcher at
Lyndonville is at home on a short
vacation.
Martin Manning, the popular con-
ductor of the Hyde Park train, has
moved to st. Johnsbury.
The five horses, harnesses, wagons
&C. belonging to Geo. Montgomery
were sold last Saturday to satisfy a
claim.
E. W. Mead of st. Adams has
bought six acres of land of n. f.
Keller and, it is said, will erect a
house thereon.
S. B. Waite is now sole proprietor
of the house he occupies as a resi-
dence, having recently bought the
same of Boston parties.
Representative Fitch is in attend
ance upon legislative duties at the
capitol. He is boarding with S. w.
! Corse a relative of A. Y. Wiswell.
Attention is called to Cranes new
advertisement. Everything usually
kept in a we'll regulated store may be
found at this establishment. Read
the advt.
Now is the time to get your horse
blankets, surcingles, whips &c. at
cost. Philip LaPage has a good
stock and is selling them at rock bot
tom prices. See advt.
John Billiard. for the last halfdozen
wears, engaged in shipping Christmas
evergreens to New York has com
menced for this year. He wants ten
tons and will pay highest cash price
] for the same. See business notice.
The auction sale of property be
longing to the estate of the late
Hannah Jones was well attended anC
the property brought a good price
The farm was sold to Melvin Jones
at private sale He will occupy thu
same next spring.
Considerable changing about in do
nestle circles these days, A. \. Bills
moves into the brick block; also W
H. Bowers: Levi Mobiles goes into hi
house on Church St, Chas. Thomp
son into the rooms vacated by La
Porte; Geo. Seymour into those lef
bv Thompson and Bert Putnam int
those now occupied by Bowers.
A law suit growing out of the lat
AmaZonian affray on Creamery stree
came off last Friday before SOUR
Gilmore at Col. Sawyer's office, sey
eraI were examined nearly all of whor
testified that Mrs. Geo. MaXtield oil
strike Mrs Wyatt Hurlburt. Plaintl
recovered $5.O0damage. Z. b. Saw
yer for Plff.; r. w. Hulburd for Def
Appeal taken
Observation-Disclosures weather for ha
vesting. Mrs r. p Campbells health
, declining Henry Calkins and wife were VI
iting in Stowe Saturday-Mrs Jennie ga
fer from Cohoes n. Y, is the guest OF Abe
Backam and wife; a niece of Mr. Backam
, The johnson nine and Centreyllle MI
Dlaved an excellent game of ball here Satu
doy. the result standing in favor OF the Jon
) eon team SO to Buyers of cattle ha
visited this place the past week.. UNA ba
il ON the sick list again....-.The CentreVll
: school is progressing finely under the teac
: inc of Herbert Fairbanks; Herbert gives ge
: eral satisfaction ....AndrewC owen and Mar
Hyde were married the 3Oth of Sept; Rev
w West officiating The funeral of Geor
Haskins took place at the centre seho
j., bouse Thursday the I'd inst, Rev: f.
West officiating the body being broug
J. from Watervile to this place for interment