News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-04
HYDE PARK.

I. A hnlgnG ana wife returned
from Boston Monday
Rev. Silas Foster breaches in the
Centre schoOl-houSe the 18th
JOS. Boyes is now the temporary
occupant of Judge Pages farm.
A number from here attended S. B.
Clark's funeral at Cady's Falls Sun
day
Frank Stewart and wife of Tun-
bridge visited relatives here the past
week.
Ten degrees below zero Tuesday
morning is a pretty good starter for
winter.
ENERGY Goddard returned Monday
from few days sojourn in Burling-
ton and vicinity
All of the U. V. NJ. collegians were
at home during Thanksgiving recess,
returning Monday.
c. A. Grant of Sheldon Springs
spent last week in town with his
nephew, S B. Waite.
Judge Kenfeld has rented fat in
the "Alhambra and will soon
commence housekeeping.
Leon Wiswell gave very pleasant
entertainment to a number of his
young friends last Friday evening.
The Appleton Quartette concert at
MOrrisville next week Thursday will
draw a large number from this place.
The wallpaper used so extensively
in the repairs throughout the court
house was furnished by Nye & Co., of
Johnson.
Mrs. kimetia Barber, who has
returns to her home in Oshkosh, :
Wis, next week.
Owing to the extensive circulation |
of the measles, the opening of the
winter term at the Academy is post
poned until next week.
Anything, from a mackerel to
dress pattern, may be found at Crane
& Son's-one of the best stocked
stores in Lamoille County.
Aleck Slicer killed a pig Monday
trife over 10 months old which
dressed 800 pounds. The Democrats
are having great success this year.
Commissioner Atkins was in town
Tuesday and appointed Geo. Foss
liquor agent in place of John Cob
leigh, whose term expired Nov, 3Oth.
E. S. Rogers spent a few days at
Troy last week Ed, with the aid of
Palmer Blake, looked after affairs at
Fitch's farm during Vernon's sojourn
with the law makers at Montpelier.
Arthur Allen, late clerk in the Elk
ecutive Department at Montpelier and
the past year in the employ of c. S.
Page. will put in the next three
months at Burlington studying short
hand.
Following are the Notaries ap-
pointed Tuesday; B. F. Morse, F. b.
Morse, Elmore; A. J, Chaffee, BelYi-
dere; David Holdridge, Johnson; W.
H. GriswOld, d. C.. Walker; Cam
bridge; A. C. Raymond, Stowe; H.
NJ. Noycs, Hyde Park; Horace Waite,
Eden.
The various county officers, old
and new. took the oath Monday and
entered upon their duties. Follow
inc are the list Associate Judges, j..
/ A. Andrews, s. r. Miller; Sheriff, M.
S. Burnell; States Attorney, j. W.
Page, Jr.; Judge of Probate, w. II.
H. KenfieId. 5. B. Waite was APP
pointed County Clerk; A. V. Wiswell,
! Treasurer; L. b. Sawyer, Auditor; l..
B. Sherwin, A. V. Wiswell and n. g.
Wood, Jail Commissioners.
Dora Beecher, for the past seven
wears an attache of the Probate Of
flee finished her services there to-day.
She will be at her home in Johnson
for a short time and then-well Wei
tell Won all about it later. During
her residence here, strict attention to
Probate duties, as well as her willing
ness to aid in the various religious
and social matters has won for her a
large circle of friends, who while re-
GREETING her removal will wish her
unlimited Joy and prosperity in hel
new departure.
CENTREvILLE.
Delta Collins is on he sick list.
John Hubbard sold COW last week.
Myrtle Pape is at home for few days,
School commenced here Dee /, Fl. l.. Fair
banks teacher.
Lulu Collins is going to attend school al
!, Morrisville this winter.
The young people of this place enjoyed &
very pleasant time at Mrs. Pape's last Wed
) nesday evening.
RIVERSIDE NEWS.
William Crpwell returned from Lowell
! Mass, where he has been visiting relative,
for the past three weeks.
: Mrs, Quade entertained large number o
, her friends and neghbors last Thursday
treating them to a splendid Thanksgivin,
:. dinner, and after the Farty had done ampl
| justice to all the good things and felt tina
+ the inner man was renewed, then the cute
} man cryed oh why does Thanksgiving com
! but once a year. ONE VINO WAS THERE.