News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-24
HYDE PARK,

School meeting next Tuesday even
ing.
J. M. Hill of Franklin spent Sunday
in town with his brother.
Hon H. c. Fisk and wife and Miss
Lillian are at the Phoenix for a few
days.
Postmaster Hulburd has ordered
several additional lock-boxes for the
nost-office.
Everett Hogaboom, of Highgate,
has been stopping a week with his
uncle, Geo. Hogaboom.
Gov. Page contemplates building
another large addition to his hide
house the coming spring.
They have very interesting Sab
bath-school at the Centre, superin-
tended by Mrs. Sylvester Whitcomb.
Porter Butts offers for sale several
of the John Billiard lumber wagons,
and some lumber. See business notice.
R. W. Hulburd takes Prof. Macon
ber's place in the academy while the
latter is attending the teachers ex-
aminaUions.
The boarders at the hotel, aided BIZ
several outsiders, had a very delight
full song service in the parlor last
Sunday evening.
Arthur LaPage, for the past few
years at Stowe, has returned to this
place and will assist his brother in
the harness shop.
Miss Gertie Hogaboom has Just
finished piecinga quilt of 1912 pieces,
no two alike, and Stella Hogaboom
one with 1924 pieces.
The "R. A. W. K" society of Ohm
son, which is composed exclusively of
females, took supper at the Phoenix
last Wednesday evening
Teachers examination Monday and
Tuesday was well attended, there
being applicants for certificates from
various parts of the county.
Mrs. Richard Gibson. ST., has been
very sick and not expected to live.
Her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Towle, has
been stopping with her the past three
weeks.
The wife of Rev. E. A. lockwood of
No. Hyde Park died last Sunday.
The funeral was held Wednesday,
Revs. P. B. Fisk and F. C. Taylor off
ciating.
Blank inventories are again in
fashion. Better get one and study
it up so that you will have no diff
Guilty in telling the truth when the
Listers call on you.
Carroll Lilley, who is spending the
winter in the South, recently sent to
friends in Vermont a collection of
orange blossoms For a fine sprig
of them we return thanks.
The dockets for the April term of
court are out. They contain 104
cases in the county calendar and II
in the chancery. Hon. Jonathan
Ross, Chief Justice, is to preside.
The matter of electric lights for
this place is being seriously talked
of, and we understand that Fred
Dow, who has the matter in charge,
has already received assurances from
many that they will take.
A good delegation of the Cadv's
Falls residents assemble alongside of
the railroad track every evening to
see the mail train take the mail bag
from the crane recently erected back
of the Falls. AFRO Durkee is the com
mander-in-chief.
A handsome new black walnut tick
ct case has been placedin the station
agents office at the depot. Now if |
the agent will only prevail upon the
to give the depot some
necessary repairs, and thereby make
it more presentable for the use of the
public, he will receive the thanks of a
large number.
Frank Slayton bought a western
horse at the auction at Morrisville (
asst week. He brought him as far
is Waite's farm, but being anxious
o get home the same night Frank
eft him there. When the days get
title longer and Slayton has more
eisure the trotter will be brought
nto the village.