News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-09-28

attention, all going to make an inter-
esting exhibition, with $40 entries in
all departments.
HYDE PARK.
There is no known antidote for the
poison of gossip.
There is no material change in Mrs
keeler's condition.
Edw. Stevens returned to college
at Burlington Tuesday.
Cushing Nichols is painting his res
idence in handsome colors.
Miss May White, of Washington,
N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Shaver.
W. C. Maxfeld and M. B. Eaton are
at present doing tinsmith's work at
Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Clark, of East
Montpelier, are guests of l.. A Blod-
gett and wife.
Mrs. o. W. Snyder of Boston, a for
mer resident of this place, is visiting
her many friends here.
Robt. Shaver and family, accom-
panied by William Sackett, visited
Mount Mansfield Wednesday.
Time OF year>to look we'll to your
stove pipes and chimneys. 1t NAV
save the loss of your home.
S. B. Waite and F. R. Child and
wife are spending the week in Boston,
combining business with pleasure.
Misses Grace Noyes and Blanche
Brigham have entered the Freshman
class in the U. V. M. at Burlington.
A lot of personal property belong
ing to Hiram Bishop was sold at
auction Tuesday to satisfy a mort
gage.
Three carloads of stock were ship
ped from this place Monday morning
by r. L. Fairbanks, and Odell {
Brown of Connecticut.
Odd Fellows, attention! Work next
Friday night on the second and
third degrees. Members of other
lodges cordially invited.
We understand that there is to be
a meeting of the officers of the lecture
association at an early date to ar
range for course the coming winter.
Hyde Park was well represented at
the fair last week. 1t will be seen by
the premiums awarded that quite a
number are taken by residents of our
town.
The marriage of Will LaPorte and
Miss Nellie McAuliff took place at
st. Teresa's church Monday morn
ing, in the presence of a large num-
Der of friends.
The concert by Prof Maxam, the
noted campaign singer, assisted by
Miss Verna Cotton, whistler, and
Miss Nina Miller, cornetist, will be
given Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th.
Louie Strong left Tuesday for a
trip through the southern part of the
state, which will include the fair at
Brattleboro. He will also visit
places in New Hampshire. The trip
is business and pleasure combined.
Rufus Farrand, who is sick with
blood poisoning, remains about the
same. Mrs. Farrand and their three
year-old baby, who have been seri-
ously ill, the mother with erysipelas
in the face and the child with cholera
infantum, are convalescent.
Barney Griswold has vacated his
apartments in the "Alhambra and
moved to MorE1s1iAe where he is
to work in the s3unery. Mrs. Viola
Copp is to move to the rooms now
occupied by Moses Goodhue, while
Mr.. GoOdhue moves in those vacated
by Mr.. Griswold.
A very handsome advertising direc-
tory, containing the names of the
live business men of the place, has
been placed in the office of the Ph9-
nix. 1t was made by c. H. Andrus,
the artist, and is a great improve
ment upon work of this kind usually
done by travelling agents.
Frank Allen and wife of Westport,
N. Y, spent several days here the
past week visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Allen is considerable of
a horseman and took great pleasure
in looking over the horses at the
Uttons' stables at Morrisville, and
also c. r. Pages stock at Malvern
Farm.
Much interest was shown by Hyde
Parkers in the three-minute race at
the fair Wednesday, for the reason
that Lanpher's Homer B." was in
it. He made good appearance and
was the favorite of all. He took the
first heat easily and ought to have
had the Others, but being a green
horse and not having had much
training, he lost the lead, and took
second money. Good horsemen say
there is good stuff in him.
Fish Warden Fred Kipp, of VOL
colt, gathered in a couple of fish
nets recently. He found them in
Hyde Pond, in the east part of this
town. They were large ones, one being
fifty feet long and the other sixty.
On Monday he brought them to
Town Clerk Wood, who, as prescribed
by law, destroyed them. The nets
are said to belong to Adelbert Bun
dy. For u long time it has been
thought that nets were being used
on the ponds in that part of the
town and it is hoped that this cap
ture will put an end to the illegal |
business, and that the guilty parties
will be brought to justice.
CBNTREFILLE.-A number around here are |
sick with la grippe......Mrs. Dean Marston
and three children spent Sunday at her |
fathers in Morristown.....Mr McLenathan |
spent Sunday at JohR~ Hubbard s.....Rufus |
Collins has been visiting his brother, A. C. |
Collins...... Ruth Stevenson, who has been |
spending a few days at her fathers, has gone |
to Johnson. .... Alba Kellogg, and wife have !
returned to their homen Newburgh, N. w..
Miss Flora Campbell has gone to Barre to
spend few weeks with friends......Rev. F. C. |
Taylor preached here last Sunday and will
also preach here next Sunday at 3 o'clock. |
Charlie Campbell and wife have returned
to their home in Barre.
SHELDON.
Miss Emily Maynard of st. Adams was in
town last week
The Boston aud Maine railroad has gang
of men LAYING the water pipe to the depot,