News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03
HYDE PARK.

Addie Thomas of Fletcher is stop
ping at Fri Ellenwood's.
Read Mrs. H. E. Halls business no
tice concerning plain sewing.
Fast Day services at the church
Friday next at II o'clock a. m.
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is improving
Philip LaPage, the harness maker,
hangs out a neat and attractive new
sign.
Attorney Hulburd has moved into
his new office adjoining the post
office
0. S. Annis of the No Troy Insur-
ance Agency, was in town the first of
the week.
I'll. M. Mcfarland contemplates ex-
tensive improvements on his resi-
dence this spring.
Substantial new steps now make
the access to Strong & Woods store
all easy undertaking.
AlmerQn BoYce had another stroke
of paralysis Tuesday morning and is
again in "a precarious condition.
Jos. Bishop has bought a lot on
Church Street, north of the cemetery, |
and will erect a dwelling thereon.
A promenade social will be held at |
the Town Hall next Friday evening,
Music by Elmore. No admission fee.
Refusal to answer the questions of
the census enumerator will cost a fine |
Of $50 this year; SO prepare to tell
the whole truth this time, age in
cluSed
The remains of Mrs. Mary +. Dodge |
(nee Fitch who died at Mont Calm, |
Tex, last year, arrived at this place |
Tuesday and were inferred in the vii |
lage cemetery Wednesday.
J. r. Steen of Blackstone, Mass,
and ". T. Slayton of Norwich, Conn, |
two important factors in the bridge |
department of the n. Y. & N. E. rail-
road, are visiting Slayton Bros.
Judging from the amount of re-
pairs and new furniture that is being
put into one of the houses on Church .
Street, one of our young men intends
to go to housekeeping on his own
account.
Services appropriate to Easter will |
be held at the church next Sunday |
In the morning Rev. Z. j. Ward will |
preach, and in the evening a concert |
will be given by the Sunday school.
All invited
A few of Capt. Waits friends en-
jOyed a feast of new sugar at his |
home last Thursday and on Satur-
day about all the children in town .
were given a feast hy Master Harold |
and has sister. -
The band has resumed practice, |
and is getting ready for its summer
outdoor concerts. The boys show |
pluck III holding together, and their
labors ought to receive substantial
encouragement from the citizens.
Judge Small will build this spring
an addition or ell to his residence, q |
portion of which will be used by him
for an office. Eugene Wells has the
contract, and will begin on it as soon
as the offices are finished in Pages ,
block,
The services at the Catholic church
last Sunday were very interesting
and appropriate to the day-Palm
Sunday. All present, as is customary
in Catholic churches, were given a
sprig of evergreen in commemaration
of the event,
Z. Ii. Crane, for the past five years
a resident of Kansas, has returned
to this place and will enter the mer-
contila huSinaGC n, wit u
his father. Judging from Bert's ap-
pearapce the West has agreed with
him handsomely.
C. S. Page returned home Tuesday
from Boston, where his wife is in the
hospital. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn that she is recover
ing from her surgical operation, and
is now pronounced out of danger
Mr.. Page goes to Boston again Sat
urday.
Rev. FIR, Coathuel, in charge of the
Catholic churches here and at Lowell,
has been obliged to give up his pas
torate on account of his continued
illness, He has gone to Burlington
for treatment. His place is filed by
Rev. Fr. Turcott Of Highgate, who
comes here once month.
The dockets for the April term of
court are out, The term commences
April %, with Hon. LOveland Nun
son as Presiding Judge, There are
70 cases on the county docket-five
of which are State and sixteen di-
vOrCe cases, The chancery calendar
contains fourteen cases.
Mrs. Harriet Burnham, mother of
Mrs. Edgar Bullard, died at her
| daughters residence in this town
Monday evening. Deceased had been
in feeble health forsome time, but has
been able to beabout the house more
or less. On Monday she ate supper
with the family, and retired at her
usual hour. Shortly after, she was
found breathing hard, and died about
10 O'Clock. The funeral will be held
Thursday. =.
! CENTREvILLE.-Mrs, Florence Blake is re-
| ported somewhat better. A council of physi-
clans was held the Both. Mrs. Mary Ann
| Lanpher died of pneumonia Friday last, at
the residence of Chester Holbrook where she
/ has been at work The funeral was held Sun
day, Rev. b. F. Wheeler officiating. Leonard
Banpher, her husband, was taken sick Satur-
day, and fears that he may not recover
entertained, as he is now in II critical condi-
] tion.