News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-12
HYDE PARK.


Nelson Rand, Esq of Craftsbury, is
in town.
Jack Sackett is building barn on
his premises in this village.
A substantial veranda is being put
up on the post-office building.
Leon Wiswell. having about recov-
cred from his illness, returned to col
lege Monday.
Taxpayers in school district No.
II will do well to read the Collectors
notice elsewhere.
c. p. Sawyer left last Wednesday
for Providence, r. l., where he has
found employment.
The cold wet weather of the past
week was not only disagreeable but a
serious setback to farming.
Mrs. Cyrus Prouty, of Brighton,
Mass, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity the past week.
Clark Richardson has moved his
household effects to Cady's Falls,
where he is to live with his father-in-
law
Rev. n. C. Saunders, of Johnson,
will preach at W. D. Manning's house
next Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The amount of milk received at the
creamery during the month of May
was 32,321 pounds, a very good
showing considering the season.
/ Flora Vaughan, who has a respon-
sible position as teacher in the public
/ schools at Charleston, Vt, came
home last week and will remain here
/ during vacation.
The Republican caucus for the
election of delegates and alternates
/ to the coming State convention will
be held at the Town Hall, Saturday
evening at o'clock.
The closing promenade of the sea-
son is announced to come off at the
Town Hall, Friday evening next.
The general manager informs US it
will be a recherche affair.
The members of the tug-of-war
team of Hyde Park, are requested to
meet at the American House on
Saturday next at Z O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose of considering important
business.
l.. l.. Montana has purchased H
B. Rice's bakery in Mortified, and
took possession last Monday. His
wife will join him as soon as she can
close out her business here See bust
ness notice.
We enjoyed a pleasant call last
Saturday from Bro. Dodge of the
Burlington independent. The Inde
pendent, by the way, notwithstand-
ing its Democratic tendencies, is a
very newsy paper.
Alma Gauthier, accompanied by
her sister Nellie and her niece Anna
returned Monday from a pilgrimage
to st. Ann de Beaupre, near Quebec
They were gone some three days and
were highly pleased with the trip, re
porting the place as delightful anC
the company very pleasant. The
excursion numbered over 900.
DR.. r. p. Hubbell, the well-knowr
oculist, is at the American House
where he will remain until Thursday
evening. He is strictly scientific anC
thoroughly conYersant with tina
department of the oculist's profession
pertaining to the analysis of vision
such as may be corrected by the us
of lenses or spectacles scientificall,
adjusted. Having had many years
experience in the profession, tn
doctoris no doubt thoroughly poste'
and, as his field of labor is to b
largely in Lamoille county, the pee
pIe of this vicinity will have Oppoi
tunitv to consult him and be treate
as well as if in the largest cities. II
has given perfect satisfaction in a
the places visited by him, and hi
business is on the increase. FroI
here he goes to Johnson, and 70
time OF visit again at this and othe
places see advertisement.