News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-08
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
A few more painters are wanted at
the new hotel.
Some very fine pictures of the new
hotel have been taken by Harry A..
Noyes.
Mrs. A. L. Goddard and daughter
retained from Massachusetts last
Friday.
F. N. Keller and wife have gone to
Boston to select furnishings for the
new hotel
The plumbers are busily engaged
in the plumbing and heating appara-
tus in the new hotel.
Frank Slayton has rented the Par
ker house on Prospect Ave-, and will
move into the same when repairs are
finished.
Farmers will read the business no.
tice of G. 2. Robinson. He is to take
in butter, ETC., at Cranes store every
Saturday.
Rumor has it that Andrew Camp
bell is negotiating for the rental of q
store in the brick block and will open
a matchmaker and jewelry estab-
lishment therein.
About thirty-five from this place
attended the opening lecture of the
course at Morrisville Monday even
ing and were well pleased with the en-
tertainment given.
Garden pilfering has been carried
on to some extent of late, by boys we
presume. In some instances squash
es have been logged off, thinking
they were watermelons.
The marriage of Jos. Stewart and
Mary Lackey, both of West Norris
town, took place at st. Teressa's ca
thedral last Wednesday, in the pres
ence of number of friends.
Mrs. A. L. Noyes started Tuesday
night for the west, where she will
spend several months with relatives
in Iowa and Wisconsin. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. D. L. Eaton and
daughter of Morrisville.
Slayton Bros. & Bliss have dissolv-
ed partnership; Mr.. Bliss retiring from
the firm. We do not know what Mr..
Bliss plans for the future are, buC
hope he will engage in some business
that will keep him in town, as he is a
good citizen.
Jack" Mckay of Kingston, Ont,
eft for Troy, n. Y. where he will in
Testigate the sheep skin business.
While here" Jack made many friends
md became so attached to the place
hat we shall undoubtedly see him
again in the future.
The unusually warm weather of the
)ast two weeks completely knocks
,ut "the oldest inhabitant. " Sun
lay last the thermometer indicated
20 in the shade. There has been a
hange since then, however, and Octo
,er is quite like itself
Rev. F. c. Taylor has accepted the
all to become pastor of the church
ere and will commence labors Sun
lay, Oct. 18th Rev F. E. Perkins,
Who has so acceptably preached here
or a number of Sabbaths, will preach
ere again next Sunday.
Thaddeus NewIand. having been
djudged insane by Drs. Randall and
fenge, has by order of the Probate
curt been committed to the Water
Jury Asylum as a state charge He
vas taken to that place Tuesday
morning by officer Lanpher.
Our aIlusion to street lamps last
week has had a good effect. A num-
'er of fine lamps have been bought,
nd will soon be in place about the
'illage. Still more are to bepurchased
nd soon our village will be as well
GIFTED as are the neighboring vii
ages.
Mrs. j. S. Harrington, sister of Geo.
eastman of this place, died suddenly
f heart disease at her home in Kear-
ey, Neb., Sunday, Sept. 81. She
ad been at her home but a few days,
aYing but recently returned from a f
isit of several weeks in Vermont. t
be leaves a husband, who is a neph-
v of Ora and Samuel Wiswell, and !
'ur sons. The Kearney papers speak
cry highly of her. /
A very pleasant occasion was a re-
UlOu CIU .. DCllCi OlONcI ldOU 4
Wednesday, of the members of the
Hiss family and their relatives. The I
vent was arranged more especially
Or the purpose of having the rela-
ives meet Rev DR.. Daniel Bliss, of :
'eirut, Syria, who many of them had I
OF seen for sixteen years, and some
f them never. The day, like the
vent, was fine and one long to be re-
rendered by the happy participants.
Harlow Bliss, the only surviving
rother of Daniel, was unable to be
resent, owing to i'll health. Those
Tho were presen6 were: Daniel Bliss,
lrs. Louisa Bliss, Mrs Della H. Gro
err, C. L. Shaw and wife, C. II. Bliss,
ames Atwell and wife, John Fergu-
on, Volney Gilmore and family, Mrs.
ane Warner, George Gilmore and
fife, Chas. Hill and wife and Harrison
trout. Rev. Mr. Bliss left for Massa-
husetts Saturday, but as he is to
pend a year in the United States
efore returning to Syria, he intends
o come here again early next sum-
her.
CENTREvILLE.-MabelC Collins has returned
'om the mountains.-Lulu Collins and Alice
ape from Morrisville, spent Sunday in this
Jackson Campbell and daughter
lima, We're in town the past week visiting
'iends.