News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-12
HYDE PARK.


The creamery opened Monday with
large patronage.
Miss Wilma Leach is to teach the
summer school at Garfield.
A. L. Goddard has re-painted his
residence in attractive colors.
State Auditor Powell was in town
Tuesday on official business.
Rev. o. NJ Boutwell, and wife are
visiting relatives in this section
Jesse Buck and wife from So. Troy
have been in town the past few days.
VIM. Manning has added planer
and hatcher to his saw-mill ma
chinery.
/. c. Vaughan has returned from
Massachusetts and will spend the
summer here.
F. p. Hill has bought lot on De-
pot street of Silas Keller and will
erect a residence thereon.
Prof Macomber's mother, and his
sister, Mrs d. A. Stone, of Burling-
ton, spent Sunday in town.
The school year at the Academy
closed Tuesday, and the scholars
now enter upon the long vacation.
Gov Page now has about 100 per-
sons on his payroll. OF this num-
Der over eighty are in the hide-house.
Austin Belknap, proprietor of the
creamery, was in town all of last
week, returning to Boston Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Drew of Stowe preached
here last Sunday in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Taylor. His discourse was
an able one,
The village cemetery is to be cleaned
up on Arbor day, and it is hoped
there will be a good turnout for
that purpose.
The remains of Leonard Wiswell,
| who died in Berkshire last winter,
were brought to this place last
Thursday for burial.
The addresses by the missionaries
at the church last Wednesday even,
ing were of an interesting and in
structive character.
Burglars pried open the bay win
dow in the depot Thursday night
and rified the cash drawer, taking
about sixteen dollars in silver.
Bert Spicer has finished his labors
as clerk at the Phoenix. While in
that position Bert made many
friends-all of whom will wish him
success in whatever he may engage.
The latest news from DR.. Meigs is
that he is better. The best medica
skill in San Francisco has charge o
the case and his friends there have
great encouragement for his recoY
cry.
Carlos S. Noyes, for the past fifteer
years president OF the Lamoille Co
National Bank, has resigned thai
position. Advancing years and 6
desire to engage less actively in bust
ness is the cause.
The work of moving the severa
| buildings to their new locations OF
Commonwealth Ave. commenced last
week unGer the direction of Orvill,
Reed, with an able corps of assist
ants. The work is progressing finely
While leading a pair of horses tt
his farm last Wednesday evening, S
B. Waite was thrown from his gig anC
sustained quite serious injuries. HI
was confined to the house a few
days, but is now able to be about
again.
The erection of several new build
ings, the general transformation o
many others, and the increased
activity in Pages hide-house, al
give indication that this place is il
a healthy, prosperous and growing
condition.
The marriage of Herbert L. Fair
banks and Miss Lizzie B. Rice oc
Cured at the home of the bride il
Cambridge to-day Wednesday, TIL
affair was quietly observed, no on
but the immediate relatives being
present. Rev. Mr. Wright of Cam
bridge performed the ceremony. Tn
couple will return to town in q da,
or two. With their many friends W,
extend congratulations and bes
wishes.
Arbor Day next Tuesday. Observ
it by setting out tree. Arrange
ments have been made so that par
ties wishing to obtain good mapl
trees for this purpose can have then
for 10 cents each by leaving thel
names at the postoffice now. Thi
is less than the cost, but the balanc
of expense has been provided for.
. He who plants tree
He plants love;
Tents of coolness spreading out above
Wayfarers, he may not live to see.
Gifts that grow are best;
Hands that bless are blestj
Plant Life does the rest,
Heaven and earth help him who plants a tre'
And his work its own reward shall be-"
Miss May Blake, niece of Mrs.
&c. Vaughan, died at her parents