News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-13
HYDE PARK.

q II. VI ate mas -DeeIl dU hOIJpelieF
~ past few days on official business.
Uhas, Goddard has a position as
night engineer at the Morrisville tan
merry.
Notwithstanding the grip and like
consequences, Judge Page is again
seen on our streets.
Take in the "cracker" sociable at |
the yestry this Wednesday, evening. |
1t win be a unique affair,
The Board of Auditors meet at the
American House Monday, Feb. "a,
for the transaction of their official
business.
Very considerably the Selectmen
sanded the icy sidewalks last week,
thus aiding pedestrians in their on
ward march.
Squalls may now be looked for in
Noyes Woods domestic life. If there
are none it will not be the fault of the
pretty young lady who recently
arrived there.
f. n Keller, for many years with
Parker, Holmes & Co., has entered
the employ of the Berry Shoe Co., of
| Portland, and will continue to solicit
orders for footwear.
A good delegation of our young
people attended the G. A. R. installa-
ton and box party at No, Hyde
Park Saturday evening. They pro-
nounced the affair most enjoyable
one.
Solon Whitcomb writes US from
New Hampshire that he isprospering,
has bought farm and will probably
4 spend the remainder of his days in
the Granite State. Still the ''latch-
string will always be out for any OF
his old friends.
The big snow-roller made it's first
appearance last Sunday and it
wasn't much of a day for rollers
either. The town has been very for
tunate this year as far as breaking
roads is concerned. There ought to
be big reduction in highway expen-
ses this year on that account.
The friends and neighhors of Thos.
Peck spent last Saturday evening
with him at his residence Thomas
, treated them to banquet, the prin-
) cipal feature of which was best PROV
: idence River oysters served in a way
that exeelled the ability of any pro-
. fessional caterer. The occasion was
! a pleasant one for all hands.
e Many of our towns-people have re-
] ceived sample copies of the Ludlow
e Tribune, now owned ard edited by
n "our own" Z. c. Crane. Anybody
n wishing to take that paper-and
J. probably many in this section will
= can have it in connection with the
a News AND CITIZEN, both papers foI
1925. Sendinyour money promptly
e L. w Pape writes us from Barre
l. that. "a COW, not yet twelve years ole
It and warranted to give at least fpul
y quarts of milk per diem on hay alone
E. was sold in Washington county OF
1t the 7th inst, for two silver dollars
,r Can it be that the unfavOrable re
Sc turns to the farmers) of somt
ID creameries in the State, has anything
D. to do with the aforesaid low price?
ID Remember the G. A. r. panorama
n of war views to be given by Prot
Scott at this place Thursday evening
Il, of next week for the benefit of Aarol
1T Keeler Post. The views are all first
# class, and will embrace various bat
ne ties in the late unpleasantness.
lg One picture taken recently at Gettys
he burg, in which viii be seen the face
is of many Lamoille County folks, wi
% be exhibited. This alone will be wort
,e- the price of admission.
al A Juvenile Temple of the l. O. {
ld G. T. was organized Dec. 13, 1885,
a. with a membership Of seven honor5
ny rv and nineteen Juvenile member
81 Seven were initiated during the qua
ter. The following officers were il
ed stalled Feb. Z, for the quarter begii
to ming Feb. /, 1890: Mrs. M. b. Eatol
tit Supt.; Jessie Wright, G. r.; Hele
as Waterman, v r.; Fannie Chene,
on Sec; Frank Jackson, Chap; Ora,
ng Wright, F. s.; Charlie Eaton, Treas
he Raymond Vaughan, Marshal; LIE