News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15
HYDE PARA.

e. w. Brown and wife are IN BOs
ton the present week.
III. NJ. Mcfarland is repainting hi
residence in handsome colOrs.
/. C. Vaugan has been re-instatet
and receives an increased pension.
Rev. F. C. Taylor, the new pastor
enters upon his services next Sunday
Don't forget your taxes. This i
the last month and it is flying prett,
rapidly.
Geo. P. Beard, editor of the Far
mer's Advocate, was in town last
Thursday.
The Academy students were photo
graphed in a group by travelling
artist last Friday.
One of our Eden readers sends us q
rose plucked last week. 1t is as fra
grant as if taken from the bush in
June.
C. H. Andrus has recently painted
several new guide boards, which are
to be placed in various parts of the
town.
+, n. Keller returned from Boston
last Saturday and remarks that he
has selected some dandy" furniture
for the new house.
Advertised letters -Dea. Rollin ID.
Fl. Allen, C. C. Buruo, H. |. Farr,
Martin E. Fuller, Mrs. Mary Laro,
Mrs. Julia Campbell.
A fine new street lamp has been
placed in front of the post-otfice. 1t
is a long felt want and will be great
ly appreciated by the public.
Frank True and Warren Montgom-
cry started out Monday on a hunt
ing and trapping expedition. They
will reconnoiter about Elmore noun
tain and vicinity and if their pluck
is good will be absent about month.
The subject of better and larger
supply of water for the village is be-
ing agitated. If the plan now
is carried out, new wind
mill will be put in and all who desire
may have running water throughout
their houses.
Miss Carrie FaIrman of Hardwick
will give readings here next Tuesday
evening. Those who have heard her
speak highly of her Evolutionary
powers, and we are sure she will be
greeted by a large audience. Music
will be furnished by local talent,
The new school house on McKinstry
Hill is approaching completion. IC
is neat and substantial structure,
and reflects credit on the builders,
Carlos Eastman and Carlos Jones.
The building committee have spared
no pains to secure for the district
good building.
The following notice was read at
the church Sunday evening, and by
request we publish the samei con
morning next, at9 O'Clock,
the ladies and all others interested
are requested to meet at the church
and give the building a general clean
ing up. Do not stay away because
YOU think you can do but little. Re-
member that many hands make light
work, and that this is a burden in
which each person should bear a
share. Let there be a general re-
Spouse to this call. y
The other day Cashier Noyes OPEN
ed q box of stamped envelopes and
found written on one therein the fol
lowing:-
Hartford, Conn, Aug. 7. 81.
wish the receiver of this many compliment
of the sason and hope that they will in return
the same. SOPHIA -.
We leave the last name blank be-
cause the note was handed toa bach
eIor merchant not a hundred miles
from here, who promised to write the
young lady. If the aforesaid b. m.
doesn't have occasion to visit the
nutmeg state some time in the near
future it will not be for lack ofendear-
ing terms in answer to the above
epistle.
CENTREvILLE-Miss J ulia Bears from Crafts
bury is visiting friends in this place.-Miss
Kate Varun spent Sunday in Underhill visit
ing her parents.--Edgar Billiard and wife
from Stowe, visited in this place last week.
Ethel Whitcomb is visiting in Wolcott.