News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-28
HYDE PARK.

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in Woodbury.
NJ. p. Cheney has been in New York
the past few days on business trip.
County Clerk Waite has commenced
extensive repairs upon his dwelling.
A new dressing machine from the
Lane Mfg. Co., is being put in at the
steam mill.
r. w. Hulburd delivers the Memo
rial address at North Hyde Park
next Saturday.
Judge KenfeId has rented and in a
few days will move into Mrs. Hyde.s
house on Church st.
G. w. Brown is identifying the APP
pearance of his residence by liberal
application of paint.
Rev. Frank Hyde of Middlebury
was the occupant of the pulpit OF
Union Church last Sunday.
Bishop has closed up the billiard
rooms over his market and now oc-
cupies the same as a dwelling apart
ment.
Catholic services in charge of a
priest from Burlington were held here
Saturday and Sunday last. They
were largely attended.
Several from here will accompany
the band to Wolcott Decoration Day;
Others will 60 to No. Hyde Park and
some to johnson to witness the ball
game.
| Geo. E. Terrill of Underhill is load
ing a car of potatoes at this station,
paying 80 cents per bushel for them.
This is what the tariff is doing for
the farmers.
The Creamery commenced taking
in milk Wednesday. A large number
of the farmers in both Hyde Park
and Morristown are patrons of the
institution.
The remains of Mrs. Cleora Keller,
an old-time resident of this place and
a sister of W. C. Doane of Johnson,
were brought here Sunday for burial.
She died at st. Adams last Friday.
Tucker Chapter R. A. NJ. had a
meeting in Odd Fellows Hall last Fri
day The exemplification of several
degrees upon three candidates was
the principal business of the session.
J. B. Henderson, the popular B. &
L. conductor was i'll town Friday on
business connected with his coal enter
prise. We shall be greatly mistaken
if "Jim" doesn't have big coal
trade on this road.
John C.. Martin, one of Hyde Park s
veteran soldiers, died at the Soldiers
home in Togas, Maine, last week.
He was 80 years old and had been a
resident of the home the past five
years. The remains were buried there.
Martin Shattuck, Jas. Stevens and
Dr. Bacon left Wednesday for Boston.
Shattuck and Stevens go on business
and they say they take Bacon along
to show him the elephant, but the
Doctor says he is bound for the sea-
shore.
Will T. Slayton, who has been in
the employ OF Slayton Bros of this
place for the past year, went to Bos-
ton last Saturday, where he has a
position in drug store on Beacon
Street. His many friends here wish
him success in his new calling.
A very interesting article on I'm
ter den Linden" one of the famous
streets of Berlin, is published in the
Pacific MagazinetOr April. Its auth
or is Miss Helen Mars, "a niece of Mrs.
Waterman of this place Miss Marrs
is at present studying music and Ger
man in Berlin. We expect to publish
the article next week.
News was received here last week OF
the death of Thos. Marsh husband OF
Celia LePage. His death occurred
May Is at Newport, Oregon, where
they have been living the past seven
years. The cause of his death was
consumption. AS soon as matters
can be closed up there, Mrs Marsh
and her child will return to Vermont
Elmer Burdick and Jesse Bishop
; went up to Greenfield fishing Sat
urday night. While they were indulg-
ing in the piscatorial sports a gang
of drunken roughs upset their buggy
and otherwise damaged it. Monday
morning officer Lanpher went up
there and interviewed certain parties
AS result the affair is settled up by
OhO lhhPhCIC0u OAeS pay my PAO5 CLe
amount of damages and costs
Rather expensive fun.
CENTREvILLE.-Calvin Campbell folks had
2 sugar on snow last week ...... Arthur Campbell
+ and three of his friends came from Barre Tues
i day of last week and spent a few days in this
place. they made the trip on their Bicycles
2 Mrs. Frank Reed has returned home from hel
= visit in Waterburv.....May West while fish
: ing last Friday night caught a trout which
measured L foot and weighed 0 ounces