News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-17
HYDE PARK,
Get ready for the circus.

Get ready for the circus.
Pay your small bills promptly.
Summer is on the home stretch.
Mrs. Lizzie Sumner Brown is al
'"The Elms."
Miss Blanche Brigham enters the
.. V. NJ. this fall.
Mrs. N. F. Keller is very ill with in
} f1ammatiOn of the bowels.
Campmeeting is drawing it's usual
attendance from this place.
Alex. LaPorte and wife visited
their son John at Lyndon last week.
R. G. Barnes left Monday for a So
jOurn of several weeks with friends
in New Hampshire.
The many friends of III. S. Wilson
and wife, now of Oregon, were pleased
to see them in town Tuesday.
Hon. Henry C. Ide of st. Johnsbury
was in attendance upon Supreme
court Tuesday; also ]. P. Lamson of
Cabot.
III. F. Hackett and wife and their
son John, of Stanstead, p. O., have
been the guest of C. A. Knight the
past few days.
W. d. Manning received severe in
juries to his left thumb recently
while at work among the machinery
about his mill.
Judge Munson's wife accompanied
him to this place Monday and re-
manned here during the session of
Supreme Court.
T. H. Page and wife, accompanied
by the Misses Smalley and Slayton,
are spending ten days in camp az
Highgate Springs.
DR.. S. Abbott of Biddeford, Me-, is
is town spending a few days with his
brother-in-law, S. 3. Waite. He will
return with his family next Friday.
Read Pages double column adver-
tisement of farms, dwelling-houses,
horses, wagons, sleighs, cows, and a
large variety of other personal prop
erty.
A sheep belonging to Joshua Mer
riam was found dead in S. X.
Vaughan's pasture near Greenfield
last week. 1t is thought to have
OCCI1 OIlC "Ol N vi CI OCbls
A. F. Gauthier, whose accident at
st. Johnsbury we noted last week,
came to his fathers last Friday. He
is getting along quite well and hopes
to soon recover the full use of his
arm
Among the Vermonters registered
at the Vermont Building at the
Worlds Fair last week were Mrs. 0.
A. Griswold, Miss Matte Kimball
and Miss Myra Keller, all of this
place.
Miss Alice Cornish of So. Boston
spent the past week in town with
her cousin, Mrs. HI. l.. Fairbanks.
During her brief stay here she made
many friends, all of whom will be
pleased to see her here again.
Hon. Frank Plumley and son
Chas. of Mortified were the guests of
Sheriff Stevens few days last week.
Mr. Plumley is out on his vacation
and took this opportunity to visit
his cousin, Mrs. Stevens From here
they went to Eden.
Leon X. Wiswell left Monday
morning for Berlin, Conn.,, where he
enters the employ of the Berlin
Bridge Co. The opening is most
excellent one and his many friends,
while regretting his departure from
this place, wish him abundant sue
cess in his new position.
C. w. Morrill, and R. W. Coudrey
of Hartford, Conn, spent Monday at
OrsOn Hadley's, who is an uncle of
Mr.. Morrill's. The young men are
doing the country on bicycles.
They visited Mt. Mansfield and came
down the entire distance on their
wheels, which had no brakes on.
They left Tuesday for Bethlehem,
ms, agent fSf Adam Fore
paugh's Grained Animal and Wild
West Show" was at the Phoenix
over Sunday. The circus will show
on Geo. Browns meadow, near the
depot, Tuesday, Aug. 20. Mr.. Brown
also has the contract to furnish the |
hay and grain that the circus will
use Oh that day. Frank SlaytOn
has the job to build four mammoth
bill boards, to be put up in this
neighborhood. The advertising car
is expected Thursday.
A smash-up on the railroad last
Friday afternoon delayed trains
several hours. 1t occurred at the
eastern end of the bridge near John
son and was caused by a through
freight colliding with the way freight.
The latter train had stopped to IN
load some telegraph poles, and be-
fore the fagman could get back the
proper distance the through train
was upon it. Nobody was injured,
but one engine and couple of cars
were badly smashed up. The bridge
was also somewhat damaged.
Bishop S, Ash drove into town
Monday with a pair of horses and an
emigrant wagon, in which he had
come from Oregon. He was on his
way to Irasburgh, his native town.
He left Oregon some seven months
ago and had Travelled in his "schoon-
er" some $500 miles, having as his
sole companion a white rat named
"Dick." Many years ago Ash was a
peddler for G. S. Page, and took this
occasion to visit his old employer,
1
talk over old times, and relate his
adventures across the continent.
RIYERslnE-Mrs Morris from st. Johns
bury is spending few weeks with her sister
Mrs Myra Currier. Mrs. Hunt from Chca-
go is visiting her aunt, Mrs, B. M. Currier...,,
r. C. Barnes started last Monday for New
Hampshire, where he will spend several weeks
with friends He will go from there to Mas
sachusetts to visit his daughter, Mrs. Grimes.
MFRS. Lindsey, who has been spending a
few weeks at AImon Crowell's, returned to
her home in New York last Friday night.
Maggie Matherson, who spent her vacation
here, has returned to her home i'll New York.
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. A. B. Backum the
time of day......Miss Ethel Whitcomb from
Barre is visiting friends in this place......E.
Hogaboom, accompanied by his mother, is
visiting Mrs. Carl Martin in Boston. 49,. Miss
Alice Chandler from Lowell, Mass, is visiting
her friend, Flora Campbell, in this place.
Rev d. j. Wheeler and wife from Calais were
in this place last week...r,Sarah Blake from
Lowell, Mass, is visiting her parents in this
place. Master Everett Sherwin from Chico
pee, Mass, is visiting at his uncle's, E. g.
Sherwins.
CADY'S FALLS