News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-10-13
HYDE PARK.

A. B. Noyes of st. Johnsbury, was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Noyes is visiting friends
in New Hampshire.
from New York last Saturday even
ing.
Lee Emerson and bride attended
the inauguration at Montpelier last
| week
Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge
will preach here next Sunday, in ex-
change with Rev. F. c. Taylor.
Something of interest to the
friends of those who were formerly
Eta and Mabel DEMO is given in
the birth notices this week.
Rev. Mr.. Nanton preached a very
acceptable sermon at the Centre last
Sunday. He will preach again in
four weeks, at four O'Clock.
Mrs. Frank UlIrich, of Wisconsin,
and her daughter, Rose Cheney, who
have been visiting at NJ. 2. Cheney's,
returned home the first of the week.
Mrs. A. V. Wiswell, Miss Belle
Noyes and Geo, Stratton were elect
ed to represent the Sunday-sch of
this place at the county convention
at Morrisville.
The Phila May Concert Co. appear
here under the auspices of the Lee
ture Associa ton Tuesday eve, Oct.
%. Attractive Autographs of the
company are posted throughout the
village.
The Y. P. S. C. E. will give a
Z" Whittier" sociable at the vestry
next Monday evening. An interest
ing program is being prepared and
the occasion will be an enjoyable one.
Everybody invited.
Aaron Keller Post has voted to
attend the Columbus celebration in
this village Friday afternoon of
next week. All the members of the
Post and veterans generally are
earnestly requested to be present.
The committee having in charge
the lecture course are making good
Roadway in their work. The season
tickets will be out this week and
subscribers will call on the treasurer,
A. V. Wiswell, and get them by Sat
urday next.
Oct. 20 brings an eclipse of the
sun, when, according to the astrOn-
omers, the moon will hide a little
more than nine-tenths of the suns
diameter. The eclipse begins little
after II q. M, and is visible
throughout North America.
John Tindall has a sheep that had
three lambs last spring, and she
raised all of them without any ex-
ira feed. The lambs sold for $12.25
and her fleece of wool brought $1.6O,
making the income from this one
sheep, $13.95. Hurrah for Harri-
sonl
Men who we're unable to vote at
the September election because their
names were not on the checklist
should see that their names are on
the list before the freemen's meeting
to elect presidential electors Nov. s.
Young men who have attained their
majority since the last election
should take the freemen's oath and
have their names placed on the list
The "Haryest Concert" at the
church last Sunday was one of the
best sabbath-school concerts ever
given in the place. An interesting
programme, appropriate to the Oc
casion, was finely rendered by the
school. The decorations, consisting
} of fruits, vegetables, etc, were beau
tiful and very artistically arranged
For the success of the affair muef
: credit is due to Rev. +. c. Taylor
who had entire charge.
The students of the Academy hav,
raised the necessary funds will
which to purchase a flag, and tn,
same will be raised on the Common
Friday morning, Oct. 81, with APP
propriate exercises. The flag is t.
be used every school day Throughout
the year, and it is very fitting tina
, the national emblem be placed wher'
! it will be seen by the scholars. 1
2 surely will be a great promoter o
J patriotism to the rising generation.
Master Boynton Cheney sells tn
: New York Press every evening ant
= anybody wanting a first-class met
ropolitan newspaper at the low rat
Of one cent will be promptly supplied
by him. He has the Sunday edition
Monday evenings, which is sold a
four cents. Those who bought tina
paper last Monday evening had ;
bonanza, the paper containing 3.
pages, besides a handsome pictur
: of Columbus at the Royal Court c
y Spain.
H. r. Jones, the butcher, has rent
I ed one of the stores in the MaXfiel
; block and will shortly open a first
y class meat-market therein. MI
: Jones' reputation as a dealer i
a choice meats is well known here
II abouts, as he has for a number {
t years supplied the village from
: cart. He will continue to run his car
D but at the same time keep a goo
assortment in his market. This is
u matter In which every resident {
i this village are interested, an
j. they ought, no matter what the
y political ideas may be, in this cas-