News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
HYDE PARK.

. HYDE PARK.
: Louie Strong is spending a few day
I in Swanton.
"Comical Brown" drew a full hous
and gave the best show he ever di
here.
Mrs. Stella Goddard of Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting relatives il
town.
The house at the west end, occupied
by Geo. Montgomery, is undergoing
repairs.
Rev. A. l.. Parsons of Burlington
will preach here next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
) Mrs. W l. Doty and children hav,
gone to Rutland to spend a few
weeks with relatives,
We notice Col. Sawyer has caught
the Improvement fever and is fixing
up about his premises.
Frank Ward is back in Gov. Pages
office for a while. We are all glad tC
have him here with us again.
Work is to commence on the new
hotel next Monday morning. A
large force of carpenters and other
workmen will be put on.
Geo. Eastman, night Waterman at
the steam mill, and daughter Alice,
left Wednesday for a two weeks So
journ in New Hampshire
Services were held at the Catholic
church Sunday and Monday, in
charge of FIR. Turcot of Highgate.
| There was large attendance.
Mrs. Fannie Bailey and family of
Bozrahville, Conn, reached here last
Friday and will spend several weeks
at her fathers, Albert Spicer.
Hiram Bishop has the contract for
victualing" on the Fair Ground
during the reunion. He will have a
large force of handsome lady assist
ants.
Mrs. Emma Boynton, with one of
her children, arrived in town Monday
night from HOLSTER, Mass, and is
stopping with her grandfather, Ora
Wiswell.
The small boys of this place wres-
tied with the small boys of Morrisville
Tuesday, in base ball match. The
boys here took the game in a score of
33 to %.
Word received from Carroll Lilley
states that he is nicely located at the
Aldine House at Old Orchard has a
good appetite and is enjoying him
self finely.
Hezekiah Jones, a former stenog-
rapher for G. S. Page, was in town
over Sunday. He now lives in Au-
burn, n. Y, and this is his first visit
here in eleven years.
A curtain belonging to the back of
a covered buggy was picked up in the
road near this village recently. The
owner may have the same by prov
ing it and paying for this notice.
Mrs. Laura Woode of Brookline,
Conn, eldest daughter of Lester
Boomhower of this place died last
Friday of malarial fever. She leaves
two children, one five years old and
the other a young babe.
Levi Mobiles is taking an enforced |
vacation these days. Some two
weeks ago he cut the thumb on his |
right hand while at work at the hide |
house; erysipelas has set in and he is
now having very serious time with
it.
By reference to the marriage no.
tees in another column it will be seen
that II nuptial event came off in
B.oohlyn. n. Y, last week in which a
young man who has many relatives
in this town took a prominent
part.
Our former townsman, C. J. Patch,
has disposed of all his property in
Boston and moved to Adrian, Mich,
where he has become interested in the
argest and best hotel in that city.
He will reside in the hotel and keep
IN eye over its management.
Rev Mr.. Mills, who has supplied
leT-svfof. the past Sunday or two. is a
,reat horseback rider. He had his
lorse sent over here from Newport,
lis former home, and every day has
aiken exercise in this sensible way.
lie took a trip to Mt. Mansfield the
irst of the week.
A. c. Brown, telephone superintend-
mt, was in town Saturday. While
1T the depot Il couple of men saw
lin. One remarked to the other,
That's Brown "What, Comical
Brown" was the reply "by gosh,
les a darned homely TELLER, amt
le?" Mr.. Brown at once took the
rain.
A goodly number of citizens have
pledged themselves each to the other,
md to the public generally, that no
violation of the liquor law in our
village from this time shall 60 unpros-
,cuted. From what we know of the
men who have pledged themselves we
eel like warning all possible offenders
hat they should not violate the law
f they would not receive it's punish
nent
Mrs. Harriet Spicer died Monday
She had been in poor
health q long time and her death
vas not unexpected. Mrs. Spicer
came here from Boston forty-three
years ago last January and was mar
red at the residence of her brother,
Otis Standish, who then lived in the
house now occupied by NJ. B. Eaton
n this village They Immediately
moved onto the farm in the east part
IF the town, which Mr.. Spicer carried
On for many years and where his son
Albert now resides. 1t will be re-
nembered that the venerable Mr..
Spicer died there few years ago.
Mrs. Spicer is the last of once large
amily and is survived only by half
sister who resides in Michigan. The
uneral took place Wednesday, the
service being conducted by Rev. W.
D. Douglass, pastor of the Norris
Vile M. E. church.
"Steve" Anderson, the grocery
RUNNER, has great many friends
n Lamoille county, and about every
lime he comes around he has some
great yarn to tell-about somebody
Else. The following from the st. Al
0ans Messenger concerning himself
will be interesting to many:
s. B. Anderson, the commercial traveller,
S happy, having had quite a load removed
rom his mind. For some time he had been
'TOubltu Win ii very NbIe Jaw anu young |
'awbones very wisely informed him that he
thought he had a cancer. This was not very
cheerful news to dream over and Steve -
was getting very poor in flesh from worri-
nent. At last he went to Dr. Comegys and
told him he wanted the whole truth as he
" ished to know the worst The doctor
"oked at the affected jaw, put an instrri-
ment into Mr.. Anderson's mouth and took
put the root of tooth, which proved to be
lI the cancer there was.
GARFIELD.