News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
HYDE PARK.

Miss Grace Wright is recovering
from the mumps.
Have you discovered that the days
are growing shorter
Mrs. Erastus Eaton of Manchester,
n. H., is in town visiting.
Henry J. Lilley is contemplating a
trip to Old Orchard in few days.
Miss Nellie Sargent of Stowe visited
her numerous friends here last week.
Work on the new hotel is progress
ing rapidly. Balloons COUP quick.
Geo. Eastman returned from a trip
to New Hampshire last Saturday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Emma Boynton returned to
her home in Holliston, Mass, last
Friday.
Who has lost some young cattle ?
See estray notice among business
notices.
Mrs. l.. r. Fairbanks recently re-
turned from two weeks visit In
| Franklin county.
HI illey & Co., are making some
extensive repairs to their wagon fac
tory at the Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Putnam
returned from a week s visit IN Rlch-
ford last Monday.
The Punch and Judy show at the
Town Hall last Tuesday evening was
not very well patronized.
William Bowers and his son Bert
| txyanly'G
Montpelier last Thursday.
Rarnum & Bailey's great show at
Burlington last Friday had charms
for but few of our people.
Mabel Collins went to the White
Mountains last Thursday, where she
has position in one OF the notes.
George D. Sherwin of Burlington
spent the Sabbath in town with hl'
2 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Sherwln
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Huntley o
: Fitchburg, Mass, were the guests o
Mrs. G. L Waterman a few days tn
J, past week.
The railroad bridgemen are build
= ing a cattle pass between here ant
= Cadv's Falls, connecting land owne'
by Mr.. Pease.
? Among the recent arrivals in ou
: village is a Mr.. Mckay from Kings
+ ton, Ont, who is learning the hld
% business at Pages hide house.
p Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knight are Ell
g loving their annual vacation atStal
3 stead, P. O., his former home. The
left last Friday and are to be abser
\ ten days.
u Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Clement I
I Hardwick and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
90 Keller of Burlington visited relative
i and friends in this place last Thur
V, day and Friday.
iii The ice-cream festival and prone
~ ade concert held at the Town Ha
IS last Friday evening was a success
Geo. Elmore and wife of Morrisvil
n furnished the music.
at G.. C. Goddard of FraminghaI
n Mass. arrived in town Saturday +
20 y brief visit to his parents. He
lis turned Tuesday, his brother Mary
ed accompanying him.
Ut Advertised Letters Ralph Bisb,
res Jennie Brough, Mary Fletcher, All
rs, Ford, Harvey Hide, Rev. Jose
'es Kerlidon, L. and F. Larabee, III
ng Cleophas Trottier, Miss Alma Day
Ter A party of young people from Il
Ter nlace went to Mount Sterling Ia
Friday. The day was very pleasa
of and the grand view from the sunni
in was enjoyed by all who reached tn
uz- point.
pre- u D. Davis, of Woodstock, ro1
ig- agent for the American Express !
ird has charge of the Express business
tee this station until the Company s
o. coed in securing a new agent for t
am point.
en- Judge White has appointed >.
AK Waite as first Register. Mr.. Wa
lar served under Judge Page for abou
ira vear. He will have charge OF the
ing flee during any days Judge White
az not here.
'ol. The many friends of Carroll III
1ol will be pleased to learn that he Is
ms ceivino much benefit from the bl
10 hroezes at Old Orchard, and all
ay' mite in wishing him speedy rec
I'm. cry of health. -
' III Roso ball seems to have beer
the vived here Of late, and a large n
t tbo her of our young men gather on
o ans campus every evening w tha =,
o oo weather will permit to enjoy thegI
nth, American game IL am, f,rr
,ers For a few days past our lar ~
ex- have been putting in then aon1
ade Iicks.'' in the hay fields many
rms them working night and Gay
en- grass is of good quality ana Io u ~
INV localities more than an average
will be harvested