News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
HYDE PARK,

v.
Thecourt-house is being re-shingled
Capt Waite returned from Boston
Monday evening.
The recent rains have filled Roddy's
ice pond in good shape.
Communion services at the church
next Sunday morning.
F. r. Child has gone to New York
State on a business trip.
The town treasurer reports a good
payment of taxes up to Nov. 1.
Rev. C. HI. Merrill of st. Johnsbury
was in town a short time Monday.
What's the matter with incor-
porating the village of Hyde Park?
Mrs. V. D. Fitch is spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Mas
sachusetts.
Mrs. F. C. Taylor has gone to Mas
sachusetts to spend a couple of weeks
with relatives.
The Phoenix is being put in shape
for winter by the addition of double
windows, storm-doors, etc.
D. +. Fletcher and wife have been
spending several days with their
daughter, Mrs. Bartlett, at Island
Pond
Rev. Mr.. Nanton will preach at
Garfield School House at 4 p. m. next
Sunday. He will not preach at the
Centre.
E. S. Farr and wife, and E. FL.
81 40 no
brother of Prof. Farr, were in town
over Sunday.
Station Agent Waterman and
bride came to town last Wednesday |
evening, and are now arranging for
housekeeping.
The stock for the new hardware
store in the Kelley Block has COM
menced to arrive, and in a few days
the store will be opened for business.
By reference to the birth notices it
will be seen that the family of Jabez
Bailey-Fannie Spicer-has been in
creased by the addition of another
son.
Mrs. Louisa Hill left to-day for
st. Armand, P. O., where she will
spend a week with her son James.
From there she goes to Boston,
where she will spend the winter with
relatives.
The Hyde Park train is to be held
until the close of entertainments in
the Morrisville Lecture Course as
usual for the accommodation of
Hyde Park people.
All-hallow-e'en was observed here
by the boys in their customary way.
Nobody objects to the boys having
a good time, but public sentiment is
decidedly against injuring and de-
stroying property.
The Godfrey Comedy Co." played
Josh. Whitcomb" here Monday
evening to a small audience. The
has some good characters
n it, particularly "Josh" and "Cy,'
and give passable entertainment.
The Academy boys foot ball has
disappeared. But the
Boys have a strong suspicion as to
where it is; and as they are not yet
'eady to give up the popular sport
,ay that if the missing sphere is not /
another will be procured.
1t is said that Keller, of the Phe-
Xix, is so confident of the election of
Cleveland that he has already fitted
Up place on the front of his hotel /
n which to put The post-office; if ]
Grover shouldn't "get there it will
De used to keep off the chilling blasts
If winter.
The Hyde Park Orchestra are ar
angling to give a concert some time
Turing Thanksgiving week. They ,
lave in rehearsal a fine entertain 7
nent, and in addition to their orches-
md banjo playing. We bespeak for !
hem full house. !
The entertainments next Friday eve /
ill be a very interesting event. 1t l.
) to be "a cOstqme party and every il
ody is requested to decorate" b
lasques may be had at A. V. Wis =
7ell's. During the evening fan drill /
1ilI be given by sixteen young ladies C
nd we are told this will be very fine {
flair. As the proceeds are to be used 5
n renovating the town hall there
hould be large attendance. Admis
ion 20 cts; maskers 10 cts. Re-
reshments will be served. 1t is ex-
,ected the Hyde Park Orchestra will
De in attendance.
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to thank the
PEOPLE of North Hyde Park, also our neigh
,ors and friends in other parts of the town, |
or their sympathy, kindness and help in our
ecent bereavement, and especially the pecu-
liary aid, so freely offered and thankfully J
S. SPAULDlNG and family.