News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-31
HYDE PARK.
Pay promptly.
3-o

Live economically.
Save your money and put it in the
bank.
Daniel Perkins of Newport was in
town last week.
The fall term at the academy be.
gins next Monday.
Geo. White and wife, of Montpelier,
were in town over Sunday.
Miss Myra Keller returned Monday
from four weeks visit at Chicago.
Miss Cora Fairbanks is spending a
couple of weeks in Franklin county.
Well, the circus has come and gone,
and we guess everybody is glad of it.
The high wind last Thursday night
fiattened corn and oats to great
extent.
The band gave a very interesting
outdoor concert last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Lillian White, of Washington,
D. c., is spending a few days at j. I.
Stevens.
Miss Ada Whitney returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass, last
Thursday.
Miss Elva G. Day of Easton, N. H.,
is spending few weeks at Mrs. Geo.
Eastman's.
Mrs. F. III. Waterman spent several
days the past week with relatives in
Orleans county.
P. G. Woods house on Depot
street is up and enclosed. 1t will be
a good addition to that street.
The Highgate Springs campers
returned Saturday night, highly
pleased with their two weeks outing.
Rosalie Beecher left Thursday even
ing for Chicago, where she will spend
a couple of weeks in doing the great
Fair,
Prof Atwood gave a very interest
ing account of his work in Straight
University at the church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Jackson Sackett left this
Wednesday, morning for a few
weeks visit to relatives in Massa-
chusetts.
Mayor Hill, of st. Armand, P. O.,
was in town last Friday, arranging
for schooling his daughters at the
academy.
The town clock has been a little off
on it's strike the past week, but
Keeper Sawyer has it once more on
it's good behavior.
The postoffices of the country have
been ordered not to receive checks
and drafts, on account OF the unset
tied financial condition:
Miss Lillian Beecher, of johnson,
takes the position in McFarland's
office vacated by Miss Thomas. She
commences work Oct. LIST.
The meeting at the church next
Sunday evening will be a temperance
service. Short addresses will be Civ
en- by several of our citizens. Every
body earnestly invited.
Mrs. W. II. H. Kenfeld, who has
been in Massachusetts for several
months, has returned to town. She
is accompanied by her sister, Mrs. S.
E. Longley of Shirley, Mass.
Keller, the hardware man, has
placed a street lamp in front of his
place of business. This is a good ex-
ample for other merchants and others
who have not already done so to i'm
itate. Well-lighted streets are not
only benefit but an Indication of
life.
This is just the time in which to
make that new strawberry bed, and
no better plants and general variety
can be had than those which c. f.
Allen, the Brattleboro florist, offers.
His fall list of strawberry plants and
other small fruits, pansies and bulbs
is now ready for circulation. Write
him for it.
Harry Nichols and Mrs. Fannie
Slater were married last week. Har-
ry thought he would keep the matter
quiet by going out of town to have
the knot tied, but the hide-house
boys soon caught on" to the event
and we're ready to see him when he
got back. Cigars were generously
furnished and Harry was the recipi-
ent of many congratulations.
A dispute regarding a portion of
the line fence between Arial Wilson
and Rodney Ives has necessitated
calling the Fence Viewers into official
action, and that august body,
Messrs. Spaulding, Jackson and Hill,
will meet on the "scene of action"
next Friday morning. No postpone
ment on account of the weather.
Arthur LEACH, who has been Ian
gushing in Jail for several weeks, has
hidden farewell to that institution
for the present, at least. He was
committed on two charges-one for
adultery and the other for disposing
of property not his own. He had a
hearing Saturday and was released
on bail, the amount in the former
case being 800 and in the latter
$75. r. w. Hulburd appeared for
Leach and Col. Sawyer for State.
Schools throughout the town, with
the exception of the Centreville dis
trict, No. 13, will begin next Monday,
with the following teachers Dist.
No. /. Miss Hattie Eaton; No. 3,
Miss Fannie Calkins; No. 5, Mr..
ODER; No. 6, Miss BERTHA Minor;
No. Z, Miss Katie Newcomb; No. 8,
Miss Lizzie Patch and Miss Berta
Cheney; No. 8, Miss Douglass; No.
II, Miss Davis; No. 13, H. L. Fair
banks-this school begins the last
week in October. Nos. Is and 16,
not reported; No. II, Miss Griswold;
No. IS, Miss Warren.
A hearing in the case of douglass
VS.. Peck was had i'm ATTORNEY HUI