News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-01-28
HYDE PARK.

Wednesday evening.
Joseph Gauthier still continues
quite i'll with pneumonia.
J. S. Leach and wife are visiting
friends in Franklin county.
Chas. Z. Thompson has bought
the Harvey Russ farm on Hyde Park
Pain.
Henry Hall has returned from Per
klnsville and moved into the tene-
meut over the meat-market.
b. A. Button, late occupant of H
A. Bailey's farm, has moved onto
Frank SpauldiDg's farm in Morris
town.
The orchestra has added a from
bone to its number and is rehearsing
frequently. The public hope to hear
it again at an early day.
r. W Hulburd, ESQ, has in prep
aration a lecture which he has con-
SeHted to give for the benefit of the
church some time next month.
Henry Gould, of Morrisville, has
bought out the "Travelers Inn" at
the depot, and besides running a res
taurant will devote his leisure time to
shoe-making.
Almon CrOwell was out for the
first time Saturday, after being laid
up several weeks with severe attack
OF the grip. "Al' looks as though
the disease handled him rather
severely,
The country editor has the best
facilities eXtant for finding out who
are the honest and dishonest men in
the community. The subscription
liz, teI he story. 1t is an unfail-
ing guide
Erak, iaIn Stoddard of the Hyde
Park train had the thumb of his
right hand crushed while coupling
cars Wed esday morning of last
week. The injury will prevent his
working for the present.
Governor Page has received a very
urgent invitation from Boston's
Sons Of Vermont to deliver the adj
dress he gave at Chicago last week
before their coming meeting. Other
engagements prevent his accepting
the invitation.
Frank Slayton, who with his wife
and son have been visiting in Cal
ais, have returned home Frank says
his visit might have. been prolonged,
but the grip was taking the people
off so rapidly there that he thought
be had BITTER leave
Twenty-three couples attended the
leap-year hop at the hotel last
evening, and Judging from
che broad smiles on the faces of sew
eral OF the young men who attended.
they would not in the least object to
having leap-year come little Oftener
than once in four years.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor and wife were
given IA reception at the Hotel Ph9-
nix last Wednesday evening, which
was attended by a large number of
our citizens. A pleasant feature of
the occasion was the presentation OF
$500 to the parson and his wife-a
gait from the people here.
Among the Vermonters present at
the gathering Of the sons of Yer
mont in Chicago last week were Abe
Putnam and wife of this place, who
are spending the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. F. NJ. Gale. Gov
Page informs us that they were as
lively as any of those in attendance.
Milton Messer, who lived neal
Green River, was killed at that place
Monday of last week. 1t appears
that he was on his way to the mil
/ after IA load of wood when a span o
runaway horses ran upon him
| knocking him off of his sled anC
throwing him against ledge, crush
ing his skull, thereby causing instan
death He leaves ii large family o
children, all grown up.
The death of the wife of Alder
/ Whitcomb occurred Tuesday even
inc. Of last week after a prolonged
illness. She was IL daughter of TIN
/ late Brewster Reed. In her dealt
the community loses a kind friend
Il loving npighbor and a devoted wifi
and mother. A husband and severa
children are left to mourn her loss
The funeral took place Friday, Rev
Mr. Douglass officiating
Many in this place will regret t.
learn OF the death of the wife of E. A
Start, who was in the employ q
Gov. Page in the spring OF 1890
The Middletown, N. Y. Press of las
Friday says; Mrs. Start, wife O
Z A. Start, who is employed on tn
editorial force of the Press, died yes
terday. at , 30 p. m, of scarlet feve
at the Mofet in this city. She was
woman Of rare accomplishments an
finely educated, The body was take
/ TO Long Island City for cremntio
this morning, in compliance with he
request"
We are under many obligations t.
s. Beach, the Burlington baker, for
liberal supply of cakes, cookies, jun
bles, waters, crackers, and man
other varie ties too numerous to meI
ton. Mr. Beach was evidently mis-
informed as to the size of our family
as the 2j.-lb. box contained NOR
madr-up sweetness than we cOul
tasty Htibhlts anu NiIiIC We dI
strong protectionists, in this case W
had to adopt the free-trade theor
and distribute various samples t
our neighbors and friends. Good
from Brach's are always first-cIas.
a fact which we have known for som
time, but are now stronger tina
ever in our belief,
RIVERSIDE NOTES B. NJ. Currier who ha
about four weeks battle with the grip, gC
so he could work some, but while drawn
bark slipped and fell across the side-board
3 the sled. Dr.. Genge was called III and sa
there were three fractured ribs, which W
give him another three weeks vacation.
James Lucas is ont, after lay off of abol
three weeks with he grip. IA very success
lul term Of school, by Fred ODER, closed la
Saturday in the Gfiswold district.
e CENTREvILLE.-Myrtie Pape is yisitil
friends here.....Mrs. A. NJ Whiteomb di
last Wednesday, after long illness, and W
buried Friday THE young people of ii
! place had promenade ut the school-hou
j last Saturday night and good time was Z
n joyed by all.......W. T. Campbell has gone
johnson to Work.......S. X. Vaughn killed
e hedgehog the other day.