News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-07
HYDE PARK.
o. d. STURGEs,
Mrs. MARY CHENEY,
Mrs, E. f. JACKMAN,

NJ. B. Eaton has finished his job at
Hardwick, and is at home again.
Over one hundred trees were set
out about the village Arbor day.
J. A. Laporte and wife of Lyndon
were in town few days the past
week.
Gov. Page went to New York Tues
day. He will be absent about a
week.
Samuel Wiswell, Esq, has sold his
farm of % acres on the North Hyde
Park road to ]. NJ. Campbell.
Rev. G. P. Anderson of Yale Theo-
logical Seminary, New Haven, Conn,
was in town last Wednesday.
L.. o. Greene, Inspector of Finance,
was in town Wednesday and looked
over the Savings Bank account.
The Selectmen will meet at c. NJ.
Strong's store on Friday, May Is,
to settle all accounts for labor on
the highways up to that date.
j. w. Redmond and family left for
their new home in North Troy We'd
nesday morning. The best wishes of
a large circle of friends go with them.
The Daily Saratogian Of April 81
publishes liberal extracts from SER
mon on Jealous of Good Works, "
recently preached at Saratoga by
Rev. MIR. Ward, formerly of this
place.
The new belfry is the topic of con-
yersation and the cause OF many
suggestions these days. 1t towers
up very maiestically and is to be sur
mounted with a handsome weather
vane.
Alex. LaPorte is building a new
barn on his premises. County Clerk
Waite also contemplates erecting a
large barn on his village property
the coming season, and making
other improvements.
Orson Heath ofMinneapolis, Mimi.
who is visiting friends in this county
has succeeded with the aid of friends
in paying off the mortgage on Villas
Heath's summer residence at Cady't
Falls, and has given his brother {
life lease of the same.
Clinton Smith, the contractor o
the new asylum at Waterbury, tn
new hotels at Woodstock and Ches
ter. and the new church at Ludlow
was in the place last week looking
over the hotel site and comforting
with the directors regarding the pro
posed new building.
DR.. Genge went to Swanton Tues
day and met his bride, a young lad,
from Ontario. They were married a
the former place and came to TIL
village the same evening. Our peopl
extend to the young couple a cordla
} greeting and hope they will find thei
new home a pleasant one. We kno'
they will find many friends here.
: Rev. E. l.. Walbridge, an evange
ist in the employ of the Vel
: mont Domestic Missionary Society
preached here last Sunday mornin
f and evening, and also Monday ever
5 ing. He will hold meetings Wedne
: day. Thursday and Friday evening
t and probably Saturday evening. NJ
Walbridge is a very forcible and il
Q teresting speaker. Everybody co
: daily invited to these meetings. G
; Sunday next candidate from va
, Theological Seminary is expected
preach.
a A lecture on Palestine" will
n o. ven at the church Wednesday eve
a ing, May 18th, by Rev. H. W. VIC
% then of Hardwick. Mr.. Worthen hi
Travelled very extensively over t
. HOLY Land and besides is a very
u teresting speaker. His lecture W
- - be full of interest, and we can assn
&c our people a very rare treat is
-G store for them. The proceeds a
Oi for the benefit of the Sabbath scho
The admission has been fixed at t
lg very low price of Is cents for adu
s. and 10 cents for children.
+ CENTREvILLE.-Schoolb begins Monday.
III Mrs. Crowell is i'll with the meases.......M
as Jobn Hubbard has gone to Johnson fol
short yisit.. Oren Williams has rented
Il house vacated by Mrs. Pape and will MI
OF in soon.......Mabel Collins is at home tol
in short time. She intends going to the WI
in Mountains about July 1st