News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
HYDE PARK.

Joseph Bishop is building house
on Church street.
Fred Kelley of Swanton was in
town over Sunday.
F. III. Strong and wife are visiting
friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. John Hall is repairing her
house on Eden street.
Peter st. John and wife of Hard
wick are spending a few days in town
with relatives.
The venerable mother of Mrs. A. A.
Spicer is very low; it is thought she
can live but a short time.
Prof. b. +. Brown of Boston is in
town, called here by the death of his !
brother-in-law, Judge Kenfield.
Messrs Mcfarland, Hulburd and
Waite have gone to Burlington to
attend Commencement exercises.
E. L. Noyes' wife and family left
last week for Mansonville, 2. O.,
where they will spend several weeks.
That "Comical Brown" is billed
for this place Saturday evening
Two hours of side-splitting fun may
be expected.
Misses Myra Keller, Lucy Sawyer
and Grace Noyes attended Com
mencement exercises at st. Johns
bury last week.
Advertised letters: Chas. A. Rob
bins, Charlie Gardner, j. C. Baraboo,
Cora n Bedell, Della Emma Vallie,
G. c. Shines, w. Hyde.
Carroll Lilley and Lewis Smith have
gone to Old Orchard Beach. If the
climate agrees with them they will
: remain there several weeks.
, FL. B. Chittenden of Burlington, a
: former principal Of the Lamoille Cen
trail Academy, was in town Monday.
His many friends were glad to see
him.
: Lumber for the new hotel is being
put upon the grounds by S. w. New
? comb, who has the contract to fur
nish certain kind 1t will be pretty
! lively about there in few days.
: Miss ENERGY Goddard has ex-
changed her square piano for hand
, some upright Ivers & Pond. Choir
rehearsals and soirees will now be
more popular than ever at the west
: end.
2 Assistant Postmaster Wiswell rus
, ticated in Burlington over Sunday,
going down to interview the college
| and visit friends He kept a firm
? hold on his hatwhen passing through
! Essex Junction.
) Rev. Mr.. Mills of Newport occupied
the pulpit OF Union church last Sun
> day He will be present next Sun
3 day and in the morning will preach 8
sermon especially for the children
! Everybody cordially invited.
Some good work is being done or
the roads by our highway Surveyor
and we fail to notice any difference
/ between this method and the one il
, force last year. But we may chang'
, our mind when the returns are all in
2 Geo. Montgomery, notwithstand
ing he is we'll along in years, has no
e lost all of his wrestling propenslties
L as was proved recently in his g bout
Y with a few hide house employees
!. The boys should remember tina
: George is a native of Fairfield.
Who will be appointed to fill tn
= vacancy in the Probate Judgeshil
]. for this district, caused by the dealt
9 of Judge Kenfield. is the question c
e the hour. Gov. Page has the matte
n under serious consideration and vii
select for this important position tn
i best man possible.
), The new blinds were put in the be
n fry on the Town Hall Monday an
v the scaffolds taken down. That th
e structure with it's new tower and cloc
presents handsome appearance n
+ one disputes. Now if the building
K could be painted from top to bottOI
: the improvement would be complete
q A change of station agents is an
d nounced to take place soon. +. /
\ True, agent for the past five years
f is TO be succeeded by Ned Harris, fol
. merly of the Morrisville station.
3 the railroad officials would consul
3 the patrons of this station the
: would find the people unanimous &c
o the retention of True. Frank
without doubt the most courteou
agent we ever had.
q commencing next Monday tt
n HYDE Park train will leave this plat
ats Ara. m. for st. Johnsbury, arrl'
r mo there at S:47; returnln
/ leaves st. Johnsbury at 8 :O5 p N
reaching here at 1905. Inc ira