News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
HYDE PARK.

Miss Grace Noyes will also enter
the U. V. NJ. this fall.
Mrs. John Laporte, of Lyndon, is
visiting her father, Judge Sherwin.
DIR. Genge and wife are rejoicing
over the receipt of a fine nine-pound
son.
Miss Lillian Valeau is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. I'll.
Crane.
Russell Page is rusticating at High
gate Springs and Wallie Strong at
ass.,+ usspse
Saratoga, where she will remain a
few days.
Ezra Sawyer and son, of Manches-
ter, N. H., spent few days at Geo.
Eastman's last week.
Mrs. D. j. Grant, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few weeks in town with
her father, A. 2. Smalley.
Fred. Lilley and Bay Keller have
gone to Alburgh Springs to spend a
few days in piscatorial sport.
The band will give an open-air
concert on the Common this { Wednes-
day. evening, from 8 to $50.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor and family are
away on their vacation and will be
absent the next two Sundays.
:. Rev. Mr.. Ryan of Woltott was in
town the first of the week visiting
his niece, Mrs. c. A. Slayton, and
| other friends.
Miss Matte Sawyer and her friend,
Miss Johnson, who have been spend
ing several weeks here, returned to
Boston Friday.
Prof. Atwood, President of Straight
University, New Orleans, La, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Union church next
Sunday morning.
Louie Strong, who is spending the
summer at Alburgh Springs, was at
home a couple of days last week. He
reports himself in improved health.
School commences Sept. A. Prof.
Hazen will have as his assistants the
Misses Dora Fairbanks and Lucy
Sawyer, both experienced teachers.
Mrs. Clara Downer and Miss Leila
Macutchan, of Stowe, and Miss Lou
lisa Jacobs, from Lowell, Mass, were
the guests of Mrs. V. l.. Blodgett
last week.
Phil. Clark, of Lyndonville, was in
town last Saturday evening. He
came over on his bicycle, making the
distance, some A miles, in about
four and one-half hours.
+. L. Slayton has sold his interest
in the steam-mill to his brother, c.
A. Slayton, who will run the bust
ness. Frank has leased the kindling-
wood department and will manage
| that.
David Trudo while playing with
his shepherd dog a week ago was
severely bitten on the left hand. The
wound was cauterized and is now
doing well. Dave" has since had
the dog killed.
We call the attention of our sports
men to the change in the game laws
at the last session of the Legislature,
whereby the open season for wood
cock begins September Is instead of
August Is, as heretofore. The open
season for cartridges also begins at
the same time, instead of Sept. /,
Business at the Jail does not seem
to be affected by the "hard times. T"
In addition to the Irregular" board
ers, there were three transients
there over Sunday, filling the house
pretty we'll up. The transients took
leave Monday, as did also two of the
regulars, who were bailed out. There
is quite grist there yet.
Forepaugh's advertising car reached
here Saturday afternoon and re-
manned over Sunday. There were
ten bill posters in the crew and the
way they "slapped" up the bills
throughout the village showed that
they were not amateurs at the bust
ness. Monday morning gangs were
started out ten miles in four direc-
tions, putting up bills. From here
the car went to Richmond, where
they show the Both.
AS is always the case, a gang OF
thieves follow every circus and it
will be we'll to lock up your barns
and take especial care of your premi.
SEES next Tuesday when the circus is
here. The managers of the show dc
everything in their power to prevent
thieving, but the rogues, in spite Of
this, frequently succeed in their work
Sheriff Stevens informs us he will
have a full force of officers ON the