News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
HYDE PARk.

The fine fall weather continues.
Potatoes wanted. See business no
tice.
A rare chance to buy a farm; see
advertisement.
P T. DEMO is re-shingling his resi-
dence and shop.
Quite a little sickness about town,
which keeps DR.. Genge on the move.
H. A. Bailey of Winooski, has been
in town the past few days on bust
ness, connected with his farm.
Barney & Gauthier is the name of
the firm which have opened gro
Gerry in the old store at the depot.
Crane has put out new street lamp
in front of his store-a good exam
pie for the other merchants to follow.
Rev. F. C. Taylor, the new minister,
entered upon his pastoral duties Sun
dag. He was greeted by good and
attentive audiences.
The Boston & Maine railroad an
nOunces an excursion to Boston Tues
day next. Round trip tickets Sos
| good to return until Nov. ;.
The infant child of Geo. Montgom-
cry, Jr., died Saturday last. The
funeral took place from VIM. Bailey's
Monday, Rev. Mr. Taylor ofticia ting.
Rev. J. Tyler, the Zulu missionary
who so aceeptably preached here a
few Sundays ago, has gone to Cali
fornia to spend the winter with a son
Consult our advertising columns
for bargains; those who advertise
have a desire for your trade and may
be relied upon to give you value re-
ceived.
The contract for digging the sewer
from the hotel to the brook leading
to the river, has been awarded tC
John Whitney of Morrisville The
work has already commenced.
The east end of the village would
be very much improved if the old dis,
trict school house, or rather what re-
mains of it, was removed and the
grounds cleared up. In its present
condition it is not very ornamental.
NJ. Il. Shattuck, OF the firm Of W
| III. Blodgett 4 Co., commission mer
chants, of Worcester, Mass, was the
guest of Capt. Waite a short tint
last week. Mr.. Shattuck is a La
noble County boy, but has been 6
resident of Worcester several years.
The LamcilIe County Savings Bank
and Trust Co., in an advertisement
in another column, calls the attention
of depositors to several good reasons
why it has a claim upon Lamoille Co
for a share of it's patrons. The AID
vertisement will be interesting read
ing to those having money to deposi
and who believe in home investmen
for Vermont money.
The entertainment given by Mis-
Carrie Fairman at the church Tues
day evening was very well received
The young lady is an elocutionist o
a high order and her renditiols, bot
: pathetic and humorous, were well ex
ecuted. The musical part of the pro
gram was by home talent and O
course of a high order The instru
mental pieces by Miss Goddard wer
exceptionally incl OWlngto the unfa
yorable weather the audience was no
large:
Chas Ranney, the conductor on tn
mail train, completed twenty-fiY
years of RAILROAD service Tuesday
He was on the Passumpsie road
few years before coming on to thi
road, but for over fifteen years ha
been conductor on the st. j. 4
c., and has lost but little If any tim
in all that period. His physical al
pearance would indicate that raj
reading agrees with him, but we b.
; lieve that his robust physique is til
result of the fun he has had in play
ing practical jokes upon his fello
train hands, q few innocent passe1
! gers, and also laughing at the joke
t played by Others upon himself. II