News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-29
HYDE PARK.


The saloon in the Kelley block is
closed.
Landlord Keller expects to open
the new hotel about Nov. Is.
Mrs. c. A. Knight is spending few
days with relatives in Boston.
j. Willis Sherwin and son of Chico
pee Mass, are in town. for a few days.
r. w. Hulburd has been in Orleans
county the past few days on legal
business.
Miss Myra Keller and Harry Noyes,
of the Z. V. NJ, were at home over
Sunday
This is the last week of taxes and
" don't you forget it - if you wish to
save the discount.
L. A. Slayton is to occupy the ten
ement in the Kelley block when va
Gated by Mr.. Keller.
The Good Templars have rented
the basement Of Pages corner block
and will fit up the same for their use.
Mrs. l.. B. Sherwin left Monday for
a ten days visit with relatives in
Lyndonville and at Portsmouth, NH
A young man from st. Johnsbury
is learning biography and assisting
Station Agent Waterman at the de-
pot.
Mrs. c. W. Ferguson has gone to
Burlington to remain awhile with
her sister, Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, who
is very ILL.,
A few more street lamps have been
put up, giving the village quite
a metropolitan air. Let the good
work go on.
The usual monthly services at the
Catholic church Sunday last, drew
out a good attendance from various
parts of the county.
Mr. Crystie, a brother-in-law of Dr.
Genge, has mooved here from Cana
da, and occupies "a portion of Mrs.
Halls house on Eden street.
Nearly all OF the carpenters who
have been at work on the new hotel,
have gone to Morrisville to work on
the big house there. They were all
quiet, orderly men, not hummer :"
among them.
By mistake Judge Pages auction
sale of his farm was advertised last
week to take place Oct. %. Itshould
have read Nov. %. See advertise
ment elsewhere and look for posters
concerning the sale.
A wedding, in which one of our west
end young ladies is to figure promi-
nently, is announced to come off in
the near future. The affair will be
a quiet one, none but immediate rel
atives and a few friends to be pres
ent
Ora Wiswell, the veteran farmer,
has left at this Office a specimen of
the cabbages he raises. They are
double-headers, joined together at
roots, sort of Siamese twins. The
special feature of these, he says, is
that he can raise two heads where
one usually grows.
Postmaster Hulburd has completed
his tour of inspection of the post-offi-
ces in the county, and reports them
in good order and the duties of the
offices faithfully performed. There
are one or two offices that might be
dispensed with, but the people in
their neighborhood cling to the old
landmarks with loving tenacity.
There will be box party, weight
sociable and promenade, at Town
Hall, on Friday eve, Oct. 30. Adj
mission fee of 10 cents will be charged
at the door; the expense of the sup
per will depend largely upon weight.
| For further particulars come and see.
Proceeds will be used towards fitting
up the new Good Templar's hall.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF the Union Mutual Fire ms.
Coz, of Montpelier, of which II. NJ.
Mcfarland of this place is agent.
At their recent annual meeting Mr..
Mcfarland was elected one of the di-
rectors. The company is a strong
one and parties contemplating plac-
ing insurance will do we'll to consult
its agent.
CENTREvILLE.-Will Campbell has returned
from Barre and has gone to Eden to work
Mrs. A. v Bachum is visiting friends in Fetch
eF.-George Hogaboom has raised turhip
that weighs IL pounds. Who beats?
who have been visiting friends in Goftstown,
n. H., returned home last week.-Dr Bucklin,
of Warren, n. H., is visiting at William Crow
ellis and also with other relatives in town.
Mrs. William Lucas is stopping with her sis
ter Mrs. B. M. Currer.
GARFIELD.
The eighteenth birthday of Miss Maud Sui
ham, was pleasantly observed by party, at
her home on last Monday evening Quite a
number of nice presents were LETT by her
friends, as mementoes of the occasion.
The friends and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs
George Ives met with them on Wednesday
evening, to remind them that it was the 18th
anniversary of thier marriage. Many useful
and valuable presents were given to them
presented by A. NJ. Whitcomb. The evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing and visiting
Refreshments were served and a general good
time was enjoyed by all.