News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-01-12
HYDE PARK.

Episcopal services at the church
next Sunday morning.
L. P. Jackson has purchased the
Chill" house, where he now resides.
James Jones, of Canada, spent Sun
day with his uncle, Samuel Wiswell,
Esq.
]. A. Campbell is now located at
Garfield" running a saw for Z. b.
Swift.
There is no misfit about this wealth
err. 1t is made after the pattern of a
perfect winter.
This town is we'll represented at
the Dairymen's meeting at Morris
vile this week.
The creamery people have slowed
away 1872 cakes of ice for next sea-
sons business.
VIM. Bishop and wife of Bakers
field spent several days here the
past week with relatives.
Handsome blue ice, about twenty
inches thick, is being harvested on
Roddy's pond. 1t is the finest and
cleanest ice ever cut here. e
Town Clerk Wood issued fifteen
marriage licenses the past year. In
dications are that the number during
1898 will be much larger.
If you chance to have an item of
news which would be of interest to
our readers you can greatly favor us
by handing it in for publication.
Col. Sawyer, after many weeks i'll
ness, has so far recovered as to be
able to be on the streets occ siOnally.
He has had long and severe pull.
The Lamoille County Savings Bank
has elected the following directors:
&. S. Page, P. K Gleed, S. A. Fife, 81.
NJ. Mcfarland, o. F. Gates, ii. P.
Stowe.
While our Hyde Park subscribers
are pretty generally paid up, we have
few that are little dilatory. To
such we would say pay up and
pay up now.
The Odd Fellows informal sociable
last Friday night was an interesting
affair. Upon invitation of DR.. Genge
the orchestra were present and dis
coursed excellent music.
Orampl Tillotson of Wolcott spent
Sunday in town. "Oram" is very
much interested in a little event
which is to come off at H. M. Noyes'
residence about the 25th inst.
The Hyde Park Hotel Co. at it's
annual meeting reelected the old
| board of directors with the exception
of c. M. Strong, who is succeeded by
F. H. Strong. No dividend was de-
clareG.
The venerable Ora Wiswell fell
backward from a ladder in his barn
Monday, receiving injuries ola rath-
er severe character. He struck on
his head, cutting that and also in
jured leg.
Joseph LaPage and wife contem-
plate moving to Montreal in the
spring. "Joe" has lived here so long,
upwards of thirty years, that we
think when spring comes he will de-
eide to summer with us.
The next entertainment in the
Course comes Feb. IL, and will be a
lecture by Prof. A. E. Winship OF
Boston. Subject, 1.-The Young Man
of To-Morrow" The concert by the
| u. V. M. boys will come in March.
C. S. Page is sending out again
this year several thousand of those
excellent Calf Skin" calendars.
They go to all parts of the U. S.
Some fifteen or twenty sacks full have
been sent out, and the end is not yet
Squire Gilmore is wearing a ban.
dage on his right eye these days. He
ATTEMPTED to pick up something from
The floor Saturday and in doing sc
struck his eye against a nail in the
partition. He has bad eye as q re
suit.
Our thriving young merchant, C.
Fl. Crane, having become firm be-
lever in reciprocity, will take trip
TO the Queens Dominion the
latter part of the month and bring
out with him one of Canada's fair
daughters.
| Austin Belknap, of Boston, propri
tor of the Champion Creamery, is il
own. He will meet all the patrons
# the creamery at the new building
thursday, Jan. II, at 2 p. m. This
viii be good opportunity to inspect
che building, and to talk over the
outlook for the coming season.
The ladies announce q sociable al
the vestry tonight. A first-clas'
supper will be served. To those who
ire bewailiDg the lack of soci
,bility among the people of this
lace we would suggest that they at
end this entertainment. 1t will dc
you good to rub up against you
,eighbor and you will aid in a worthy
movement.
G. W. Brown and wife joined {
arge number of the Cobb family a
Hardwick last Tuesday, and from
Il there iourneyed in a four-horse turn