News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-06
HYDE PARK.

paired.
s. B. Waite is at Montpelier this
week, assisting the secretary of civil
and military affairs.
c. NJ. Strong sold $4,000 lbs. maple
sugar to parties last week., who
shipped it to New York.
Sunday evening meetingis changed
from Z to $50 o'clock; Christian En-
deavOr half an hour earlier.
c. \. Knight and wife are having
their apartments in the American re-
painted and papered in artistic style.
Bank up your houses and get ready
for a winter of the eve olden time. -
That's what the elderly inhabitants
prophesy.
VIM. Rollins of Cady's Falls has
bought the farm belonging to Mrs.
l.. H. Lewis, near the Wiswell school
house. Possession Immediately.
Observation-Disclosures Thos. F. Burke,
VIM Brown, NJ. n. Clark, Hon. E. n.
Phelps, D. F. Shedd, Mrs. E. F.
Thomas. Postals: F. n. Bell, L. p.
Bracket, Stephen Coon.
1t is given out that certain wld-
over of this town has persuaded a
widow in this village that it is best
for her to unite her destinies with
his, and that a co-partnership will
soon be formed.
The large army of our readers who
have been pulling their brains over
No 7,
erybOdy what under the sun does it
mean" may satisfy their curiosity
by reading explanatory notice else
where.
About fifty tickets have been sold
in this place for the Morrisville lee
ture course. This is the largest num-
Der vet sold, and shows that with
our people these lectures and con-
certs are becoming more and more
popular.
Mrs. Hannah Grout, wife of Har-
risOn circuit, was stricken with apo
plexy about Z O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing. For a few hours she was con-
sciOus, but could not speak. Since
then she has been in a comatose con-
dition and her recovery is considered
very doubtful.
Mrs. Henry Reed of Duluth, Mimi,
who has been visiting relatives in this
place, returned to her home last
week. Jennie Keller, who has been
here the past six months, returned to
her home in Eyota, Mimi, at thesame
time, going large share of the dis
lance with Mrs Reed
Neighbor Lilley went out to his
barn early Saturday morning and
finding a covered buggy therein
yanked it out and sent it flying
across his yard. He thought it was
some Halloween caper of the boys
and was somewhat chagrined when
he learned that it was one Carroll
had picked up in trade and put in
there late the previous evening,
Halloween was observed by a
number of the young men and boys
of this village. While some of the
sports were decidedly ludicrous there
were certain maneuvers which were
not approved of. We believe there
are but few people in the village who
object to the boys having a good
time on such occasions, but when
carried to a disgraceful extent there
are many who say it is time to halt.
Saturday wound up the time for
paying taxes to the treasurer. Dur
ing the time he has had the bill in his
hands he has received in round figures
50, 100, which leaves uncOllected ST.
900. This amount includes the tax
of the Hyde Park Lumber Co., which
the authorities placed at about $500
and over which there is a a contrp.
versy. Deductipg that sum and but
S11OO remains unpaid, some $500
less than last year. This is a very
good showing.
Governor Page is to be initiated
into the lodge of Odd Fellows al
Hyde Park next week. Evidently he
does not want to be left in the real
/ by his staff officers, two or three OF
/ whom rank high in that organiza
ton Montpelier Waterman. Not
next week, neighbQr, but Just as sooI
as the hall is finished, and the grid
iron, CREASED pole and goat are il
good working order. Several mem
bers of his staff will probably be OF
hand to aid in the work.
The funeral of the late Mrs. r. p
Campbell, which occurred on Tues
day of last week was largely attend
ed Rev. Z. J. Ward officiated
\ Among the mourners present was
Rev. O. NJ. Boutwell,, Presiding Eide
of this district. Mrs Campbell, be
sides her husband, leaves two child
rem, Mrs. Delos Peake and Win Camp
bell She was q very estimabl'
woman and in her death the com
munitY in which she lived loses {
kind and affectionate Ieighbor.
The State Spiritualist ASSOCIATION
holds its annual convention at thu
American house in this place Nov
| IA, Is and 10. There is usually {
large attendance at these gathering
and as the management has arranged
so1le special ATTRACTIONS for this tim
there will probably be large audi
ences at all the meetings. In add
tiOn to the usual State speakers ant
magnetic healers, f. A. Wiggin, o
Salem, Mass, a noted lecturer ant
test medium, viii be present. Specia
rates on the railroads.
A law suit between Darius Bedel
and Frank Wheeler came off in Waldo
Brigham's office Monday before Jns
tice Strong. Plf. claimed that h
sold Deft. ton of hay; Deft. too
more than a ton; hence the suit
Deft. stated that Plff. told him t,
take what hay he wanted, which h
did, and applied the amount on !
claim hehad againstPfff for a horse
Several witnesses 'coTrOborated thi
statement and the court decided {. u
cause for action.' ~. Brigham 70
PHI; Z. b. Sawyer for Deft.
CENTREyILLE.
Turkeys and chickens are being purchase
for market
Bert Lanpher's Oldest son is sick with t!
phod feVeFs.
We are glad TO pote that Chester Ho
brook s health is improving rapidly.
: S. K Vaughn has had quite time gathe
ing his scattered sheep this fall some, eigf
in number are missing yet.
Sehool closed Friday. In the evening
lycenm was held. The discussion Of the'que
ton Resolved, %That veal tn has Zone MOI