News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-05-25
HYDE PARK.

housekeeping and gardening days.
The farmers are improving the fine
weather these days
Bert Bowers is spending few days
with friends at Montpelier.
Geo. Parker, at work at Montpel-
Ter, was at home over Sunday.
Messrs Chas. and James Eaton are
joint owners of a Majestic bicycle.
F. p. Hill is having his residence on
Depot streetpainted in artistic colors.
NJ. P. Cheney went to Boston last
Monday, where he has employment
in view.
An iDstallment of summer boarders
is expected at the Phoenix the latter
part of the week.
F. H. Strong and wife spent several
days the past week with friends at
Willoughby Lake.
Bay Keller returned Tuesday, from
Burlington, where he spent several
days with friends.
The junior member Of the firm of
Dixon Il Keller spent Sunday with
IflenuS In baKerSneld.
Levi Noble has sold his farm in the
east part of the town to Peter Agan.
Consideration, 800.
N. G. Wood and wife leave for
Chicago the first of next month and
Will be absent several weeks.
The county judges were in town
Monday arranging for repairing the
courthouse and jailor's residence.
DIR. Genge removed a tape-worm
from Richard Gibson. Sunday, which
measured twenty-five feet in length.
The Selectmen have finished meas
uring the roads in town and find
that there are 1921 miles of highway.
Mrs. Geo. Seymnre. who Eanaal
dangerously sick, is now much BETTER
and her friends have strong hopes of
her recovery.
There is no need of any able-bodied
man being idle in Hyde Park at
present. Employment at good wages
can be easily obtained.
The church at this place have
adopted a new hymn book, "The
Church Hymnary," and used it for
the first time last Sunday.
The Academy closed last Friday,
and Prof. Farr left for his home at
Bristol Saturday. 1t is not yet set
tied whether he will return next year.
A Canadian preacher says that the
time will come when no man can tell
lie. OF course there will be no poll
tlclans, drummers or trout fishermen
when that day arrives.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of F. r. Child. If you want
a new buggy of any kind, or a good
harness, here is the chance to get |
one at low figures and on easy terms.
The Chicago excursionists, with
the exception of S. Is. Waite and
wife, returned home Saturday last. !
The latter will spend a few days with }
relatives in Iowa and reach home the |
last of this week.
What has become of our band? Its !
delightful concerts these halmy even
ings are missed. Can it not be re-
vlvedF We are sure a handsome |
sum could easily be raised for it's |
support, Who will take the lead in
this directiOn2 Let US have a band |
and let the people give literally.
In our recent visit to Chicago we
found our old friend and neighbor,
|: &. Vaughan. While the "windy |
city " has its attractions and is fas-
to many, "Uncle Isaac"
does not take kindly to it. He is
looking eastward and may beexpect-
ed home in the course of a month or
two,
Arrangements are being made for +
the semi-annual meeting of the La
noble County Christian Endeavor
Union, which is to be held in this !
place week after next At this meet
ng all of the societies in the county
viii be represented and the exercises
promise to be OF a most interesting
character. At the evening session a |
noted speaker from abroad will be /
present.
RlyERsIDE.-Juna Barnes spent a few days
N Morrisville, visiting hercousin, Miss Evelyn
WhitcOmb..... Ella Mack of Hard wick
visited at B. NJ. Curriers', the first OF the week
....Mrs. Elena Sargent is again on the sick
ist......Sidney Nhitcomb has gone to Warren,
Mass where he expects to find employment
On farm.