News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-29
HYDE PARK.

The infant child of Geo. Jewett died
Sunday. The funeral was held Tues
day
The Centreville school teacher is not
much of a vegetarian, but neverthe-
less is said to be exceedingly fond OF
rice.
The steam mill started up again
Tuesday morning, with prospect OF
continuing in operation for several
months.
Albert Jones and his son Vernon,
from Mansonville, p. O., visited rela-
tives in this town and vicinity the
past week.
f. r. Child has placed a handsome
roll-top desk in his office. Fred con-
siders it "just little the best " ever
brought into town.
Charlie Swift refused to pay the CT
CARS on our statement few weeks
ago that he was married; but we
guess he will cheerfully pay now.
A couple of representatives from
the Continental Fire Insurance Co.,
of New York have been in town the
past week, looking over the risks
placed in this vicinity by the local
agency.
The young people held a social
promenade at the Town Hall last
Friday evening. GoOzey and Saund-
ers Of Morrisville furnished the music.
/ Besides a full attendance of our own
young people, there was a large dele
/ cation from Morrisville.
AImeron Boyes died last week at the
/ home Of his son-in-law, Park Hurl-
burt. He had been in poor health a
/ long time. Almeron was a man OF
many good qualities and had many
/ friends. For several years he was the
/ driver OF the stage between this place
/ and Waterbury. He was a good
teamster and a careful driver, and in
handling IL four-in-hand was not
ezceiled by any.
Or. Hubbell probably did more bust
Hess in the optical line at MOrrisville
last week than was ever done therein
the same length of time. His profes
sional work in Lamoille county with
IN the past year has proved so salts
I factory that he is now getting about
4 al the optical practice within oul
borders, aud his patrons are numer
Gus from distant points. He will give
two days at Hyde Park, American
House, Feb. ; and g. Every one who
needs spectacles should see him then
Geo. w. Dcnio, whose death we an
. nounced last week, was born in Bdk
| ergfpld rs years ago. He lived il
Cambridge and johnson severa
wears and then removed to Eden
. where he kept hotel five years, afte
which he returned to Johnson ant
kept the hotel there a year. In 1866
he located in Hyde Park, moving OF
TO the farm now occupied by Val
Ness Lilley. Sixteen years ago h
: took possession of the farm on tn
, river and lived there until his death
7 / About fifty years ago he married Au
J rilla Huntley and of his five children
} be is survived by three, a daughte
= and two SONS, Celestial, Preston F
and Clifton f., all of whom live il
p town. The cause of Mr.. DEMO
+ death was kidney trouble. Th
3 funeral occurred last Friday Mrs
+ Etnun Paul officiating.
The odd Fellows used their ne'
ball Tor the first time last Frida
> uigbf. nj which time the officers fo
tho ensuing year Ga list of which wa
pBbliabed o few weeks ago. were il
q sfnlled. District Deputy Geo. "
/, Knight, u Lyndonville, was preser
asd had charge Of the ceremonie
u During the pnst week large numbt
y IT our people took advantage of I'll
2 gGef that the doors we're opened an
peeped INTO the new apartments. A
ii Ub6 have seen the rooms speak yer
y b,pbig ~ them md think the Cd
gbjl9Ws have reason 10 be proud (
n their eozg quarters, The carpel
I, fet Hegk ms done ~ Il. +. Putnal
3 ag1 Phi Wood The plastering by
4 4. Town f. Son. and the paintln