News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-10
HYDE PARK.

postmaster 1ulDuFu dUUeQQeQCOurU
at Newport last week.
Mrs. Sadie LaPorte of Lyndon is
in town for a few days.
Calvin Slayton has gone to Walt
ham, Mass, on business.
Needed repairs have been made on
the hall ways OF the Academy.
r. p Putnam and wife have been
visiting friends in Swanton the past
week.
Hiram Bishop has commenced the
erection of a double veranda on his
store.
The liquor trial set for hearing on
Monday, has been continued to next
November.
Carroll Lilley spent a few days at
Albany last week. He thinks its a
daisy place.
Chas. Riley has sold his three year
old deer to Scott Thayer, who has
sent him to Richford.
Messrs. Rooney & Mann are fin
ishing the interior of the Geo. Park
er house on Prospect Ave.
Mrs. C. M. Strong and daughter
Ethel have gone to Nashua, n H., to
spend a few weeks with relatives.
Louie Strong leaves about Oct. 1
for Poughkeepsie, n Y, where he will
enter Eastman's Business College.
Barber jackson has a handsome
new chair, as well as a fine new case,
which he intends to place in the new
hotel.
Miss J. Boggs, who has been at
"The Elms" for several weeks re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn, n.
Y, Monday.
Lora E., infant daughter of the
late Mrs. L. E. Wood and grand.
child of L. Boomhower, died last
Friday of cholera infantum.
Miss Ada S. Whitney of Worcester,
Mass, arrived in town Tuesday even
ing, and will spend a few weeks vaca-
ton with friends in this vicinity.
Gov. Page, has accepted an invita-
ton from Secretary Proctor and is
spending couple of weeks with him
on the frontier is visiting military
posts.
The partridge season having opened
local sportsmen are giving attention
to the coy birds. The best returns
we have heard of thus far are from
Louie Strong, who bagged six in three
hours.
The Hyde Park Band is to furnish
music at the fair the two last days.
1t will be impossible for the boys to
turn out full membership, but they
will furnish good music just the
same
Rev. E. c. Taylor of CRANKY, Mass,
occupied the pulpit of the church last
Sunday, giving excellent discourses.
He will remain here through the week
and preach again next Sunday.
Everybody cordially invited.
Forrest N,ye, for several months an
attache of this office, has returned to
his home in Woodstock, where he has
position as clerk in the post-office.
Many friends, especially among the
fairer sex, lament his departure.
Union Sunday school has elected
G. E. Stratton and Mrs. A. V. Wis
we'll delegates to the county cOnven-
ton at johnson, and M. B. Eaton
and Beulah Waterman delegates to
the state convention at Newport.
The Boynton Furnace Co., of New
York City, have received the contract
to put in the steam heating appara-
tus and do the plumbing in the new
hotel. 1t is now expected that the
building will be ready for occupancy
about Oct. 18th.
Misses Name and Jessie Boom
hover spent a few days in Franklin
County last week, where they attend
ed the Foster-Collins annual picnic
held at Highgate Springs Sept. 3,
About fifty-siX relatives of the family
were present and "a good time re-
ported.
Word received from Chicago, an
nOunces the safe arrival there of Mr..
and Mrs Abel Putnam, after pleas
ant journey which they stood very
well. Mr.. Putnam was IS years old
last Friday. That they will have a
pleasant visit in the west is the wish
of many.
But few from here attended the
state fair or will attend fairs in other
counties, owing to the rates charged
by the railroads, which are not suffi-
GENTLY reduced to meet the pocket
book of the ordinary person. The
railroad does not make as liberal a
reduction as in former years.
Geo. E. Delano, of Trenton, Mis-
souri,, who has been visiting rela-
tives in this county this summer,
called on his old friend Judge Sher-
win one day last week. 1t was the
first time they had met since they
were boys together at Stowe, 35
years ago. They recognized each 9th
er at once and had a good time IN
reviewing past events.
A number of "fresh air" children
returned to their homes in New York
Monday, among them being Tommy
Lindsey, who has been at Almond
Crowell's the past seven weeks. Dur
ing his stay he gained 13k lbs, and
goes home in rugged health. This
was his third year at Mr.. Crowell's
and Almon says Tommy is a good
boy, and he can come to my house
every year and stay just as long as
he likes"
Who will run the new hotel is the
question which creates discussion just
now. The names most prominently
mentioned are Fred Keller and, &. f
Randall. 1t is thought that one o
these parties will secure the lease, but
as Others have an eye on the building
, and as the directors have advertised
in the "Hotel Gazette" the result ii
yet uncertain. The bestman obtain
able is what the stockholders as wei
, as the public want.
RIVERSIDE NoTEs,-Lowell Sweet of Woods
vile, Mass, made his brother Lawson a fly
ing visit last week -Lenuie CuFrier has en-
tered the Normal school at Johnson.--Th
/. Whiteomb brothers arc picking their hops
q 'Faey have the only yards in this vicinity.
CENTREvILLE.--Schoolb began here last Nor
day. with Miss Cattle Vassure from Under
: hill as teacher-Eunice Williams has com
home to attend school this fall.-Some froT
" this place are attending school at the Stree
! this fall.-Iulu Collins is attending school a
: Morrisville
y NORTH HYDE PARK.