News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-26
HYDE PARK,
Attend town meeting.

Attend town meeting.
The spring term at the Academy
commences next Monday.
Prof. Macomber is spending vaca-
ton at his home in Westford
Joseph Bishop has moved into
! house.
R. P. Putnam and wife have gone
to Swanton to spend few days with
relatives.
Blanche Brigham spent Sunday
with her sister Mary at the q. V. M.
Burlington.
The measles still retains it's grip in
this community-three cases lately
breaking out in v A. Gilmore's fam
lily.
Mrs. John Child has gone to Crafts
bury. where she will probably reside
in the future with her brother, Nelson
Rand, Esq.
School in the Reed district closed
Friday 1t was taught by Fred Bick-
nell of Johnson and was a very sue
cessful term.
Judge Kenfeld was confined to the
house several days last week with an
attack of neuralgia, but is now out
again and able to attend to business.
Gov Page has received plans and
specifications from a Boston archi-
tect, and will erect a new house on
the site of his present residence the
coming year.
A lot of personal property belong
ing to the estate of A. ]. Campbell
will be sold at auction on Saturday,
Feb. 2Sth, at his late residencein this
town. See bills.
The Good Templars will hold a
special meeting at M. B. Eaton's
house next Saturday evening at 100
earnestly requested to be present
Charley E. Mudgett and his family
from South Dakota, are visiting his
mother and sister at ]. S. Waite's,
and his brother, George Mudgett, in
Hyde Park, after an absence of 20
years.
The laws of 1890 are now being
distributed by the secretary of state
to the towns, through the several
county clerks, of whom the towns are
to procure their supply of copies as
provided by law.
c. F. Randall has leased F. R.
Child's house, directly opposite the
American House site, and will open
it in a few days for the occommoda-
Of t1thO,Jnh
roomy as. the American, it has several
good sleeping rooms, and the cuisine,
for which the American was noted
will be of the same excellent charac-
ter.
Hyde Park viii have a new hotel
Before the sun went down the day
the American house burned S., 900
was subscribed towards this object.
The sum has since been greatly in
creased, which leaves no doubt what
ever that a new hotel will rise Phoenix
like from the ashes of the old one
A meeting of the subscribers is to be
held Friday and we shall give our
readers the result of the conference in
our next.
CENTREvILLE.
Charles Campbell and wife are at home on
a visit.....Quite n number sick VET. We miss
the children who are sick when we gather at
Sunday school.....Alice Pape was at home
over Sunday. The lyceum on Friday was
well attended to hear the question discussed
Resolved that art is more to be admired
than nature; the disputants were Everett
Campbell and Herbert Pape affirmative and
Leon Backum and Elmer Crowel negative;
decision in favor of the negative....We are
sorry to have to report fight at the time of
the lyceum, but when young men come to our
place from a distance and do such work we
do not feel as il it should be packed off upon
those who live here; it ought to STOP. Ethel
Whtcomh presided at the organ at the
| lyceun hear that Mrs. Jonas Sulham's
health is improving under the treatment of