News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-07-17
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
HYDE PARK.

Montgomery.
F. P. Keller of Burlington, was in
town over Sunday.
Herbert Slayton and family are
stopping in town for the present.
ENERGY Goddard returned from her
visit in Franklin county Saturday.
Allen Eaton of Manchester, n. H.,
is spending few days in this place.
Clarence Sawyer is now located at
Montrose, Colo, with his brother
Ned
The evening mail from Burlington
and the West now arrives on the 8 %
train.
Calvin Slayton and hisnephew Glen
have gone to Worcester for a few
weeks soiourn.
Mrs. E. L. Noyes and children went
to Mansonville Saturday, to be alb
sent few weeks.
Master Geo. Gale of Chicago, WHO'S
visiting friends in New England, ar
rived here last Thursday for a visit.
Mrs. G. L. Waterman left Tuesday
for White Plains, N. Y, where she
will spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Base ball seems to be the recreation
just now. The great American game
is played on the campus almost every
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Goddard went to South
birmingham, Mass, Saturday. Her
husband has employment on a rail
road there.
Willing hands very generously as
sisted Alex LaPorte in righting up
his barn, which was badly damaged
by the cyclone last week.
Frank Ward returned last week
from Mortified, Mass, where he has
been in attendance upon Mr.. Moody's
school since the adjournment of col
lege.
The new fence around the cemetery
is completed. 1t is a decided inn
provement over the old tumble-down
fence which has been in use so many
years.
Almon Walker, now living at the
soldiers home, is visiting his son
William. The veteran is much pleas
ed with the home and looks as if
Supt Coffey took good care of him.
District Deputy Knight of Lyndon
vile, visited the Odd Fellows Lodge
at this place last Friday evening. As
soon as arrangements can be perfect
ed a lodge room will be fitted up over
the post-office.
The band concert and promenade
Saturday evening was well patroniz-
ed, and a good sum realized there
from. The silk quilt was drawn by
Mrs. Chas. Crane and theprint one by
Harry Nichols.
Farmers are now putting in their
"best ticks" in the hay field. The
crop is rather light but of good quail
ity. The rain of Tuesday caught
considerable out, but has not injured
it to any extent.
The sympathy of a large circle of
friends throughout the State go out
to Hon. H. r. Start of Bakersfield,
who is deeply afflicted by the death Of
his wife. which occurred last Saturday
| from pneumonia. She was an est1-
mable womanand greatly beloved by
many.
A curious freak of the late storm is
seen in one of the lights OF glass IN
Eaton's tin-shop. The glass, which is
15x3O, was pierced by a hail stone,
making a perfect circle about the size
of half dollar, leaving the glass per-
! feet otherwise.
Masters Eddie Woodbury. and Fay
Lowell of Burlington, were the guests
of Prof Redmond a short time Tues
dav. They were on their way to W Oh
colt and drove pair OF Shetland
ponies. The young men were having
/ q nice time OH their overland "TRIP
A few fresh air children will arrive
here this week. We understand they
are those specially invited by the
narties who had them last year.
Anybody who wish to take children
for a couple OF weeks can be accom-
modated by leaving their names al
this Office,
In addition to the damage done by
the storm of last week we note that
the ell or kitchen part OF Mrs. Abb1e
4 Aliens house on her farm about Two
niles from here, was knocked of OF It's
| foundation and dropped to the
oround Mr.. Balch and wife, the occu-
rants. were in the room at the Uilhe'
but fortunately escaped injury.
Mrs F.N. Gale and daughter Mamie
orrived here from Chicago tuesday
noon. They left home at 10 O'CLOCK
G I'D. MONT and came through with.
o,l+ change of cars. The time was
3bout 3S hours, two of which were
snent at Niagara. Pretty g9od time
Int then the st. J. & l.: &. is now one
IF f6e connecting links with the west
There is nothing more na1useaIlne
Of this time of year than a filthy .hos
nen and people who keep pigs IN {
P,;Ilo ra ou9bt to have enough cpnslq
erati0n for their peighbOrs olfactofN
norVes. if not for their own, TO SCI
That their pigs have plenty OF 1resl
earth and are kept out OF tile nun
Clean pens produce the pest Porh
prevent the breeding OF disease alie
host of all, keep the neighbors III goo'
bnmor. Clean out the augean-pehs
sahool in District No. closed June q
-Hclt',,. ~ scholars, Is. Only three had TAI
Gv marks: Arlie Ona and Alger DAVIS Ter
neither absent nor tardy Those nc sn %P1 q% Wer
,RiE',T, Wbitcomb. Alger and Ona DAVIS. IN
teSscber wishes to return thanks for me pre-
yea, ,'acoived ut the close of the school
ems MINNIE Russ, Teacher.
RIVERSIDE PICKINGs.
Mary Nelson. who has been stopping h,
+o,yn for several months, has returheu W IN
home i'm Massachusetts
Earnest Lydecker, who has spent V ,ren If +
wear with his aunt, Mrs; j. ~ YUM
Massachusetts last week
AFRO Hadley. accompanied by his wlle az l.i
danobter, from Trenton, New Jersey are VI "
eaiaes ~ father and mother Mr.. and Mrs v
son son Hadley, after an absence of several year
Edwin Styles has built nice horse prs hat ar te
! which makes the place look very hip''i NC ~''