News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-12
HYDE PARK.
News is very scarce.

NEWS Is very ScdfCe.
Harry Noyes of the U. V. NJ, is
home, sick with the measles.
The family of the late Samuel Clark
left Wednesday for their new home at
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Geo. E. Stratton and Mrs. S.
B. Waite spent the first of the week
in Burlington.
The Spiritualist oyster supper and
dance comes off Feb. 18th, at the
American House. Music by Geo. Ell
more.
The Shepard Family will give one
of their popular concerts here next
Tuesday evening. Everything fresh
and new.
Lorenzo Holbrook died last week
after few days illness with measles.
The funeral was held Friday, Rev. E.
j. Ward officiating.
About half of the usual number
from here attended the lecture at
Morrisville Saturday evening. All
were highly pleased with it.
The reputation of the celebrated
Lilley farm and lumber wagons is ex-
tending outside of the State in which
they are made. Last week orders
were received from Massachusetts for
wagons-one of which is to be used
by the city of Boston at its farm
school.
J. W Redmond has been appointed
by the Governor and Superintendent
| of Schools, County Examiner. In
fact, all of the Supervisors through
out the State have been appointed
to this position-a movement which
is complimented by the educational
forces throughout the State.
The Odd Fellows will have a gala
night next Friday evening. A large
number of visiting brethren will be
present and assist in working the de-
grees upon eight new members, in
Guiding the Governor The hall is
now complete in all its furnishings
and presents a handsome appear
ance.
DR.. Hubbell was at the American
House in Hyde Park two days last
week, giving professional attention
to the adjustment OF spectacles. he
had filled parlors much of the time
: and did O splendid business. Some
of these cases which were among the
most difficult known to optical
science. They are now enjoying per
feet rest, panacea from the unrest
so long endured. and are earnest il
their praise for such relief.
The near approach of town meet
ing awakens but little interest thus
, far. But it won't be long before the
subject of the condition of the tow
finances will be the topic in the "storC
courts" and also as to who will b.
the proper men to fill the various
! town offices. As we have repeated!
stated in thepast, the best men ough
to be selected and not those who ar
always ready, and very often anx
ious. to get pull at the towns purse
We do not yet know how the finance
! of the town will show up, but in ;
: short time the reports will be GU
: and every taxpayer should examin
: them and thereby prepare himself t.
act intelligently at the March meet
ing.
CENTREvILLE.
. Chester Holbrook is sick with measles.-W
T hear that in consequence of the road not b.
q ing open over the Davis hill that some pa
4 ties unknown have had some smashups.-
Mertie Pane has returned to Morrisvie t
work at her old place.-A. c. Collins has &c
l. up a large wood pile from the blow down
Il his sugar place stJuly.-We hear thatJul
Bass who moved to Craftsbury last fall
,. getting Inconsistencies were up to loo
u at the David Campbell place here last WEI
Y with view to purchasing.
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