News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-21
HYDE PARK,
County Court next Tuesday.


There was a very fine display of
flowers at the church Easter Sunday
C. III. Crane and his brother, E. c.,
left Saturday night for weeks So
journ in New York.
"Pick Eggs an interesting Easter
story by Miss Carrie Hyde, is pub
ished on our first page.
Chas. Goddard, of birmingham,
Mass, is in town on short vaca-
ton.
Geo. B. Foss and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a handsome
daughter IL their family.
J. F. Kelley of Swanton was in
town last Thursday. He is to con-
vert the stores in his brick block
into tenements.
The payroll at Pages Hide House
Saturday last showed fifty-nine
names on it. Business is booming
there in earnest.
The Hyde Park Orchestra, now
composing nine members, gave an
impromptu concert at the Phoenix
last Friday evening.
The magnificent sum of seventy
three dollars was raised here Fast
Day for the Russian sufferers. We
believe but few places in the State ex-
ceeded this.
Hiram Kellogg is pronounced by
the physician more comfortable, al
though not out OF danger. His son
| e.
burgh, N. Y, last week.
Many will regret to learn of the
death of Mrs. o. NJ Hendrick, widow
of the late DR.. Hendrick, of this
place. She died of pneumonia at
Dorchester, Mass, the 9Th inst. The
remains were taken to Bakersfield
for interment.
Savings Bank depositors are re-
minded that deposits made in the
Lamoille County Savings Bank &
Trust Co. any time in April draw in
terest from the first day of the
month This is the time to start an
account or add to an account al
ready started.
The sugar season, which was
thought to be over a week ago, il
still with us. Sap continues to run
and it now looks as though the crop
would be an average one. X. L
Putnam has made about 2h lbs. tic
the tree, and thinks his make will bt
at least three to the tree before thC
season closes.
The members of the Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen's Associa
t ton of the st. J. & L. C. road recent
ly presented their secretary, j. w
Reed, engineer of the mail train, will
two elegant chairs. One was an oal
, spring rocker, upholstered in oil
i rose crushed plush, and the other al
| oak arm rocker.
At the Democratic caucus Satur
day night F.. H. Strong was chosel
chairman with III. L. Fairbanks a
Secretary The following were elect
ed delegates to the state convention
Waldo Brigham, A. l.. Mower, Ed
win Billiard, III. M. Noyes. The dele
gates to the district convention are
i F. N. Keller, John Gray and j. T
: Kelley.
TIE Mahogany Quartette c
!, st. Johnsbury, with Miss Emero
Goddard as pianist, assisted by th
Hyde Park Orchestra, will give
8 concert at the Town Hall, Hyd
= Park, Thursday evening, April rs
|. The quarteGte is highly spoken o
y Wherever they have sung they hav
n given excellent satisfaction and til
people of this vicinity are fortunat
If in having this opportunity to hea
= them. 1t is needless to say that th
J. orchestral music will be first-clasi
e Admission, Is cents; children, /
e cents. Balcony" seats, 30 cents
It Proceeds for the benefit of the orga
fund.
- CENTREVILLE.
: The sick ones in this place are on the gal
- Bertha Collins has gone to Dover to VOL
~ in a millinery shop.
u Fannie Calkins and her sister have returnC
II from East Fairfield.
;e Arthur Campbell from Barre has been vi
% ting friends in this place for the past week.