News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-15
HYDE PARK.

Geo. Ives lost a horse recently.
f. P. Keeler of Burlington was in
town last Saturday.
The sleighing is splendid and every
body is improving it.
Have you taken advantage of our
liberal clubbing offer?
Mrs. Jane Keller who has been very
i'll with fever is slowly recovering.
| Supervisor Redmond attended a
teachers institute at Montpelier last
week.
NJ. b. Eaton will for the present
work for W. C. Maxfeld, the tin
smith
Fanny Parkhurst of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday in town with Myra
Keller.
Trains were considerably delayed
| Monday, by the derailment of the
II e 4ptrrllr' -tr1sffrTy It HAelcott.
j. Warren Mobiles, travelling sales
man in the south for DR.. Harvey of
Saratoga, is at home for couple of
weeks.
Marcus Gould found two of his cat
tie dead in his barn the other morn
ing. They were killed by toro which
got loose.
The st. j. & L. C. are doing a very
large freight business these days. A
number of extra freights are run each
way daily.
A. r. Terrill and family now living
in Massachusetts, will return here in
the spring, and occupy the Timothy
Terrill farm.
A number from here attended the
Frank Beard lecture at Morrisville
Tuesday evening, and were much
pleased with the entertainment.
Mrs. Joshua Sawyer Aunt Mary"
reached her 95th birthday Friday
last. She is enjoying fairly good
health and bids fair to round out a
century.
Geo. Wilkins of Stowe has been re-
tanned as counsel for Hyde Park in
its expected suit against the Hyde
Park Lumber Company for the re-
covery of taxes.
An adjourned meeting of the pew
owners of Union church will be held
at the church next Saturday at l p.
m. Important business is to come
before the meeting.
B. E. Billiard ESQ, has located in
the stirring village of Hardwick
where he will practice law. BERT "
is a live, progressive young man and
will make his mark there.
At it's annual meeting Tuesday La
noble Co. National Bank reelected it's
old board of Directors. The officers
are, c. s. NOyes, President; CAROLS.
Page, Vice President; E. l.. Noyes,
Cashier
A rotary snow pillow, weighing fifty
nine tons. was at the depot short
time Monday evening. 1t was built at
Portland and was on its way west, to
be used on the Northern Pacific r. R.
Besides an engine to draw it, it has
one within it to work its machinery.
A subscription paper, to raise :
sum to pay f. E. Sawyer for faith
fully and promptly blowing out the
sidewalks after each snow storm, Is
/ being circulated and numerOusly
signed. "The laborer is worthy OF
/ his hire"
A. E. Edison formerly a resident of
this town was killed by falling tree
in Albany last Wednesday. He with
his brother-in-law Willis Cady had
taken q lumber job at that place.
| The remains were taken to Stowe.
He leaves a wife and several children.
All having money to invest should
remember that deposits made with
the Lamoille Co. Savings Bank and
Trust Co. any time during the month
of January, will draw interest from
the first day of the year. Make your
deposits now. Commence the new
wear with a determination to have Il
handsome bank book at the close.
Fred BOWS friends in this county
will be pleased to learn of his success
i'm handling the monograph OF which
he has the agency for Vermont. He
recently refused an offer OF $500 for
the month of February, preferring to
manage the affair himself He is
now exhibiting the instrument in
Rutland county, and in the near fu-
ture will visit places on this railroad.
All who have heard this invention
pronounce it a most wonderful piece
of mechanism.
CENTREyILLE.-The young people are pre-
Dariug an entertainment to be held Satur-
dav eve. at the Campbell re-unon......C Charles
HoIbrOok il yet quite sick......May Thompson
and her husband were the guests of ID. r.
Sherwin recently. Lula Collins was brought
home from Morrisville last week sick with
| measlesMr FAIR is not quite as well at
this writing. .....W We hear 1t rumored that Ger
| tain parties will he made one soon......Charles
Campbell and wife are expected this week at
the reunion ....G Geo. Hyde is to receive an in
crease of pension.