News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-10-06
HYDE PARK.


HYDE PARK.
c. III. Crane spent Sunday at Lud-
low with his brother, E. c. Crane.
Mrs. C. s. Page and daughter went
to Montpelier Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Juliette Grub, of Chicago, is
spending a few weeks in town visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Elvira Eaton of Waitsfield is
spending a few weeks with her brother
NJ. B. Eaton.
A handsome clock with oak frame,
has been placed in the vestry, the gift
of the Y. p. S. C. E.
A select party, in honor of Miss R.
C. Marshall, was given at the Phoe-
nix last Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. lockwood of North Hyde
Park preached here last Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs. C. A. Knight and her niece,
Miss Marshall, are in attendance at
the Governors reception at Mont
peliar.
Chas. Bliss lost COW Tuesday from
some unknown disease. This makes
three he has lost in the same way
this year.
Advertised Letters Fred Bundy,
Mrs R. burke, W. F. Gibbs, E. Har-
ris, j. H. McDonough, Miss Fannie
Rundlett and VIM. II. Wilson.
Joseph LaPage had the misfortune
to fall from his hay NOW Sunday and
received quite serious injuries to his
right hip. While it is very painful, he
is able to be about,
Union Sunday School will give a
" HARVEST Concert at the church
next Sunday morning. The exercises
will be very interesting and the pub
lie are cordially invited.
The Creamery closes about the mid
die of the month. The season has
been one of the best and Mr. Belknap
is perfectly satisfied with the results.
The building is to bemoved up to the
road and extensive repairs made on
the same.
Fred Dow has sold his phonograph
business to J. NJ. Foss OF North Hyde
Park, and he exhibited the same very
successfully at the Burlington fair
last week and will shortly go to
Maine, where he will exhibit it the
coming winter.
Andrus & Dionne' wonderland show
is booked to appear here and other
towns in this County next week.
Many of the features they introduce
in the stage performances are new to
this section. The past records of both
men in the show line prove each one
to have been artists in their respec-
tive lines of work.
Ethan Carr, for many years a con-
ductor on the railroad, has been re-
moved. This will be sad news to
many as there was no more popular
conductor than Ethan. He has lots
and lots of friends all along the line,
every one of whom would be glad to
see him back again at his old post.
The best wishes of all go with him.
Bishop DeGoesbriand has issued
pastoral letter notifying his Catholic
subjects that the pope has conde-
scended to dispense with the law of
abstinence on Friday, Oct. 21. The
letter also orders that a solemn mass
of thanksgiving be celebrated in the
churches on the 18th, 10th and 9th
dry of October in commemoration of
the discovery of America by Column
bus.
Samuel Wiswell, Esq, was called to
Springfield, this state, last Saturday
by the death of his brother Isaac's
wife. The next night after reaching
there his brother, who had been an
invalid and in poor health for many
years, died. While his death was ex-
pected at any time, it was doubtless
FASTENED by the death of his wife.
The deceased was the youngest broth
er of fora and Samuel WisWell, of this
place. He went to Springfield from
here many years ago.
At meeting of the Hyde Park Lee
tqre Association held Saturday even
ing last, an organization was effected
by electing Col. u. B. Sawyer Presi-
dent; H. NJ. Mcfarland and +. c.
White, Vice Presidents; n. q. Wood,
Recording Secretary; Rev. f. c. Tay-
lor, Corresponding Secretary; A. v:
Wiswell, Treasurer; Gov. Page, l.. I'll.
Lewis, S. B. Waite, F. W. Farr, r. w.
Hulburd and the officers, Executive
Committee. Over one hundred and
fifty season tickets have been taken,
with promises of many more. There
will be five entertainments in the
course, and it is hoped to announce
the list very soon. The Executive
Committee will meet Saturday even
ing next at Col. Sawyer's office.
Gov. Page and II. d. Mcfarland
went to Montpelier Tuesday, where
they are now performing the last
duties of their office of Governor
and Secretary "Mac" took with
him the big brass-bound chest, let
tered, Secretary of Civil and Mill
cary Affairs" which he has guarded
with Jealous care during the past two
wears. 1t will be turned over to his
successor in as good condition as
when he received it. By the way,
we might add that "Mac" has re-
CelNpG many bOib pilitiObp1 III INC Cl
fcient manner in which he has dis
charged the dpties of his office, and
he can retire with the satisfaction of
having merited the approval OF all
with whom his official duties have
brought him in contact.
CENTERyILLE-zMr. Perry and wife of Bos-
ton, spent few days at John HHhbard's the
past week &c. l.. Gates and wife have been
visiting in Barre the past week......Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Wood from East Haven, Conn,
have been visiting at Wm. Calkins... Will
Campbell spent Sunday in Barre, with his
auDt....E g. Sherwin is al work in Stowe for
a few days., Flora Campbell has gone to
Barre to visit her brothers. and goes from
there to her work in Lowell, Mass,
RJYERsEpE NOTES.
Miss Florance Manning gt st. Jobnsbury
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John BgttOp,
The next meeting of the Drum Corps viii
be held at Lincoln Griswod's Saturday Oct
) at one O'Clock sharp let evary mem OeI
be present, as it will be the last meeting o
the season.
The North Hyde Park Drum Corps met at
Carlos Eastman last Saturday afternoon
| The day was very pleasant and all the boys