News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-04-23
HYDE PARK.

L. j. Boynton of Montpelier was in
town last week.
Deming & Barney have dissolved
partnership. Barney takes the bus
mess.
j. NJ. Hill, Jr., and daughter Ma
bel of Franklin spent Sunday in
town.
Ed Rogers has returned to Swan
ton, where he is to work for JAS.
Kelley.
Rosie Noyes is to teach school in
Cambridge this summer, commencing
next week.
Mabel Slayton and Hattie Eaton
have gone to Milton to spend a few
days with friends.
Mrs. Brown, the milliner, has gone
to market. The ladies are all anX-
iously awaiting her return.
County Court next week. Indica-
tions are that it will be about as
long as the usual spring term-four
or five days.
James Borland has returned to his
home in Danville. Jim" is I'M
doubtedly the best type-setter that
ever struck Lamoille County.
Arrangements are being made for
a lecture to begiven earl y next month
by Rev. H. W. Worthen of Hardwick.
Subject. &C., will be announced at an
early day.
The measles are very reluctant
about leaving the village. Several
new cases have ''come to the sur
face" within the past few days; all
of them however are doing well.
BOWS exhibition of the phono-
graph drew full house Friday even
ing. 1t was a fine entertainment
and the audience were delighted with
the exhibition of this remarkable in
vention.
Geo. Parker and family will leave
town next Monday night, going FIRST
to Canada for a weeks visit; then to
Rochester, N. Y, for another week
and finally to Fredericksburg, Md,
their new home.
Parties contemplating buying farm
machinery or buggies of any kind
will do we'll to call on Child & Waite.
They have facilities for repairing
everything needed and, what is de-
cidedly pleasant, at the lowest rates.
Rev. L. C. Kimball occupied the
pulpit of Union Church again last
| Sunday. On Sunday next Rev. Mr..
Walbridge will preach. Enough
funds have been secured to pay a
minister for the coming year and a
candidate will be sent here soon.
Barney Griswold and Name Noble
have gone to Franklin county for a
few days visit with friends. 1t is an
nounced that having procured the
necessary document from the town
clerk before their departure this coup
lie will come back home as man and
WIFE
The plans for our new hotel have
been submitted to one architect and
builder. The main building is to be
the same size as the old one; three
stories, fat roof, with an ell with
sleeping rooms over it instead of a
hall as in the old one. Other plans
are expected soon.
The new bell arrived Tuesday anC
was at once set up on the Common
and tested. It's tone is clear anc
mellow and is very satisfactory. The
inscription engraved on it is; Hyde
Park Centennial; July 4, 1887; July
4. 1887" The belfry is being put il
order for it and it will soon be PLACED
in position.
DIR. W. w. Genge, graduate ofth
Royal College of Physicians and Sur
geons, of Kingston. Ont, has Located
! in town and will take DR.. Cooper
practice. The doctor comes highl,
recommended as a physician and i
in every way well fitted for the place
DIR. Cooper will remain here until tn,
+ 9th for the purpose of introducing
r his successor:
: Our suggestion to our village pee
pie that they clean up their from
, Yards has been quite generally heed
! ed and our village has put on quit
q clearly appearance during the pas
, week. A few, however, have failed t.
: clean up and by contrast the appear
ance is exceedingly bad. We hop
that before court convenes mex
: Tuesday every citizen will have pu
= his grounds in order.
2 New hotels are being built in
+ number of Vermont towns. On
each will be erected at Brandon, Roy
alton, Ludlow, Chester, Chelsea an
: Poultney.-F'ree Press,
Now see here, Mr. Free Press, yo
= are "far out of sight" Just kee
? your eye on the scene of the Baxter
nd-Hoyt-campaign, and you'll sc
a hotel that will get credit to tn
q county in which it is located.
CENTREvILLE.
n Several new cases of mumps the pa
week.
r Henry Calkins went to the hide house
work Monday. .
Most of the farmers around here have #
a ished sugaring:
r School commences Monday, May ath, vii
+ Kate Kenfield as teacher;
:" Merton Bachum, having sold out his MIL
Z, Lowell is at home for short stay,
If Edgar Billiard and wife are going to Sto'
n to care for their uncle, Horatio Calkins,