News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-05-04
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Mrs. H. C. Fisk and son Carroll are
| in town for a few days.
Peter St. John and wife of Hard
wick were in town over Sunday,
C. A Knight and wife spent a few
days the past week with relatives in
Stanstead.
State Auditor Hale has been in
town to-day settling eXpensessof the
late term of court. ~
The Catholic services last Sunday
drew a large attendance from this
and surrounding towns.
Wintergreen Hill was visited by
many people last Sunday, who gath
cred many pretty punches of trailing
arbutus.
F. C. Page is unpacking goods and
arranging them in the new drug
store preparatory to opening, which
will be in few days,
H. NJ. Mcfarland and wife, S, B.
Waite and wife, Russell Page Cd,
and l.. III. Lewis leave next Satr! rday
for a few weeks, sojourn. at the
WORLDS Fair, ~
The barn on the Congregational
parsonage premises has been fitted
up and placed in good repair, max
ing the place one of the best of its
kind in the county, e>s
NJ. B. Eaton and II. L.tFairbanks
and wife are the delegates from the
church in this place to the conference
of Congregational churches held at
Waterville this week, - -.
Miss Lucy Sawyer has been en-
gagged as teacher in the senior de-
partment of the North Hyde Park
school for the spring. term, and en-.
tiers upon her duties next, Monday.
{ A brakeman named McCorcoi liv-
ing at Danville, lost the forefinger of
his left hand while coupling ears On
the western-bound way freight at
this station last Wednesday,. ,.,i
Subscriptions for ministerial sup
port the coming year were received
last Sunday. The work of personal
solicitation is now going on, and if
there is general response there will
be no need of applying to the states
association for aid. = rs'''a~ = ! i
The Messrs Slayton have. bought
of the Crane estate the brick resi-
denee on Prospect AYenue.t The
house will be occupied by F.,ssI: Stay
ton and his father. Vernon Blodgett
of Stowe has bought the place now
occupied by Frank.
Sheriff Stevens was in town Tues
day, on his return from Windsor,
where he had been with Henry Bus
ky, sentenced there for two years for
burglary. Mr.. Stevens expects to
move to this place the latter part of
this or first of next week and will oc-
cupy the jail house. Deputy Sher-
iff Lanpher, who has lived there
the past fourteen years, will move
into his house on EIlinwood Avenue. |
Many in this place will, regret tot
learn of the death of Rev. F. r. Per- !
kins, which occurred Tuesday at the |
home of his son, Prof..aPerkins, in
after an illness of but a |
few days. Mr.. Perkins supplied the |
pulpit here several times before Rev
Mr.. Taylor was called, His last APP |
pearance here was at the ordination
of Mr.. Taylor. He was a talented
preacher, an excellent conversations
alist, and a genial gentleman,
Lister Lanpher had business in the
office of the Hyde Park Lumber Co
last Saturday, but before entering
left his pipe-a handsome and valua-
BILE one-on the railing outside,
thinking, he says, it would be safer
there than inside. When he went
out he found the pipe was gone. Who
took it or where it went was mys-
terry to him. He had strong sus- |
picions that Frank Slayton, who
happened to be around, knew some:
thing abopt it, but after a most
thorough examination concluded he
was innocent. Anybody who may
know of the whereabouts of this
solacious instrument will confer a
great favor by reporting the same to
our First Lister. All will be forgiven
and no questions asked. ii
CENTREvILLE,-Rev. F. C. Taylor preached
here last Sunday. There was a good at
tendance. Isaiah Farnam has moved into
Mr. Pages tenement,....S School commenced
last Monday with Miss Grace Noyes as
teacher. Earl Moore has gone to Elmore
TO work for Mr.. Styles. ... Rodney Ives has.
taken Julius Hyde's arm.....Calvin Camp
bell, who has been on the sick-list for the last
few weeks, is seen on our streets again.
RIvERsIDE.-Mrs. Jane Griswold, of Mil
ton, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Sarah Maxfeld, and her sister, Mrs. John
Button, returned to her home last Monday
Mrs. Richards of Eden is at work for
VanDess Lilley......Mrs. Eliza Lilley is slowly
improving. Miss Davis, of Enosburgh, who
is attending school at Johnson, stopped
over Sunday at B. NJ. Curriers'.
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and
friends for the sympathy and Valuable assist
ance rendered in SO many ways during our
late bereavement, in the loss Of our husband
and father.
Mrs. G. M. SHERwIN AND FAMILY,