News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-17
HYDE PARK.


day and Tuesday.
The assignee of the Hiram Bishop
estate is to settle affairs at thirty
cents on the dollar.
Owners of dogs should call at the
Towns Clerks office at once and
have their licenses renewed.
Miss Myrtle McCrillis, of Crafts
bury, who has been spending a week
with her friend, Miss Boomhower
has returned home.
Advertised letters: Luna Lanpher,
G. S. Bates, Jennie Brough, Mrs. Mel
lie Hall, c. French, Mrs. E, A. NJ.
Pratt, Joe Milneck
A number ofthe relatives of "uncle"
VIM Noyes of Cambridge, went down
from this place Tuesday and helped
celebrate his fiftieth wedding ami
versary.
Carlos Jones sued merchant Bowen
of Morrisville, last Saturday Tor put
ting his horses in his barn and using
hay without permission. Verdict for
Jones, $13 and costs.
The 91st birthday of" Aunt Sally"
Dwinell occurred last Thursday, the
10th. Mrs. Dwinell was born in
Johnson in 1901. She came to this
town over fifty years ago, and has
! lived here ever since.
The northern stage route, which
was changed a few weeks ago, so
that it left in the morning and re-
turned the same night, has at the re-
quest of nearly all the patrons along
time, and now leaves here at $50 p
m.
Detectives were in town Sunday
looking for horse and sleigh which
| had been taken from knowltOn, L.
O., last Thursday. The rig was
traced as far as No. Hyde Park,
where all trace was lost. The horse
was an iron grey, with a swell-body
sleigh
Maple sugar-makers will be inter
ested in the article elsewhere on
"Maple Sugar" taken from the Rut-
land Herald. In the article are some
interesting facts for our townsman,
H. d. W. Doty, who, as is we'll
known, has faculty OF turning out
some fine sugar
A handsome Schubert piano from
the rooms of A. l.. Bailey \ 20, has
been placed in the Hotel eASNalN, I'll,
W. Hall, who came here IL set It mp,
brought along a fine EStg,y organ,
which has found a place IN the Odd
Fellows hall. Bailey \ Go are placing
lots of musical Instruments IN lsa>
noble county
H. NJ. Moves. the member ot the
Democratic State eommlttee for la
noble county, attended the Demo
cratic gathering at Montpelier last
week. Henry is not one of the kick
ers," but eheerf0lly ae0uiesces in
what Atkins says. Hehad delight
| ful time at the aforesaid gathering
and says they can't get ahead of
Hiram"
The Odd Fellows held a sociahle ut
their hall Tuesday evening, which
was largely attended by members OF
the order, wives and sweethearts.
The time at the hall was passed in
social intercourse, vocal music and
selections by the orchestra. At III
O'Clock refreshments were served at
the hotel, which was followed with
impromptu remarks by several oil
the brethren. 1t was long after mid
night before the last o. +. left for
home. The affair was a very pleas
ant one.
One of the finest entertainments OF
local character ever given in this
place was that of last Wednesday
evening. 1t consisted of a concert
by the Neogynist Quartette of Nor,
risvile, assisted by the Hyde Park
Orchestra. The singing by the young
ladies was excellent and repeatedly
encOred. The Rotations by Miss
Ua Niles were also excellent 1t is
useless for us to enter into detali
as all are worthy of praise, oue
| especial mention should De Inaue
! OF the instrumental music by Miss
Sadie Rublee. The quartette is {
very good one, and far better thar
r some of the professional ones whlcl
q have visited our county. TOO mucl
praise cannot be given the orchestra
: Every one of the players are mus
, clans and their playing showed tina
! they produce music of high order
We have reason to feel proud {
! them. After the concert refresf
ments were served The receipts wer
h $36.91.
CENTREVILLE.
% Mrs. E. C. Crane spent Sunday with HI
:, sister, Mrs. Marston.
A P Campbell has hired out to j. T. Peri
- for the season.
u Some of the farmers about here harvestt
7, their ice on Friday last
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