News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-24
HYDE PARK.

G. E. Stratton and family are spend
ing a week on Grand Isle.
Miss Carrie Sumner returned to her
home in Brooklyn Tuesday.
Capt Waite is having his residence
painted in very artistic colors
Three or four good house painters
wanted at once. See advertisement.
We understand the creamery will
keep in operation until about Oct.
10.
Willard Griswold, of Milton, has
been visiting relatives here the past
few days.
The Good Templars met and organ
lied last Friday. Next meeting at
the vestry Saturday evening.
Wilson Lanpher was in town the
first of the week. He has disposed OF
his property in Sheldon and is look
ing for a new place.
NJ. B. Eaton and Miss Bulah Water
man gave interesting reports to the
| Sabbath school last Sunday of the
late convention at Newport.
The Academic department of the
academy is to be heated hereafter
with coal, the old method of wood
heating being dispensed with.
S. B. Waite has taken out hotel
license and will take care of the trav-
cling public until the new hotel is
opened. Ample accommodations for
ALL
Merton and Adelbert Campbell, who
have been at work on the hotel from
the start, have finished their work
and returned to their home in Rich
ford.
The railroad spur back of the hide
house is undergoing repairs. Several
cars have at various times been dump
ed over the end and the track is be-
ing fixed so as to prevent Il recurrence
of accidents of this kind.
Rev. ]. Tyler of st. ,Johnsbury, who
has been a missionary in South Afri-
ca for 40 years, preached here Sunday,
morning and evening. His sermons,
which were descriptive of life and
events in Zulu land, were exceedingly
interesting.
Hazel, the young daughter of Geo.
Seymour, while playing with pair
of shears Monday, stuck them in her
right eye, infiicting a painful wound.
At first it was thought the sight was
destroyed, but we understand such
is not the case.
The habit of driving teams across
the court house square had become
so common, and was destroying the
grass and walks thereon, that the
large gates have been fastened. Par
ties having business at the court house
will find plenty of places to tie their
teams on the street.
A large Diebold safe with time lock
for the savings bank, was placed in
that institution Monday. By the by
lust notice the advertisement of this
, institution and see how it isgrowing
, All of it's deposits are invested in the
; state and it is worthy the patronage
of all who are interested in building
, up Vermont industries.
The travelling public express them
selves as well pleased with the selec
tion of f. n. Keller as manager o
the new hotel. The Hardwick Gazette
saws: F. n. Keller of Hyde Park, thu
: well-known commercial traveller, has
leased the new hotel in Hyde Park
and will become a boniface, a posi-
) ton for which his wide Acquaintance,
eminently fits him.
Last Wednesday a thief or thieves
entered Mial Emerson's house a
Cleveland Corners, and broke open {
trunk taking from it $605, the prop
; ertv of Lot and Lee, SONS of Mial. |
appears that the young men had ;
, room on the ground floor and one O
i the window there was opened. TIL
e money was kept in the trunk, $58!
of it in small bag and the balance
I $50, in q wallet. The larger sum be
o longed to Lot and was the receipts 70
! the sale of lumber, a horse, etc. Th
+ bag and the wallet, both empty, wer
o afterward found in the orchard. Sus
r picion pointed to a couple of youn
f men living in that neighborhood, bu
4 nothing positive could be fastene
@ upon them. Evidently the money wa
K taken by parties who were acquaint
ed with the surroundings and knee