News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
HYDE PARK.
Streams of perspiration,
Wilted linen, whewl
Make the old, old question;
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Make the old, old question;
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NJ. B. Eaton spent last week with
friends in Waitsfeld.
AL. Martz's Speciality Co. show here
next Tuesday evening.
He who is big in his own eyes is
small in other peoples.
Mrs. VIM. Putnam spent the Sab
bath with friends in Richford.
That quadrennial appraisal causes
considerable comment, to say the
least.
H. ]. Lilley and wife leave Thurs
day for few days soiourn at Peaks
Island.
Mrs. Mary N. Sizer of Dickerson,
ILL.,, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Abel
Putnam.
The races and balloon ascensions
of last week were we'll attended by
Hyde Parkers.
Miss Beulah Waterman of Fitch
burg, Mass, mede short visit with
friends here recently.
Politeness, like a pneumatic tire
hasn't much in it, but it eases many
jolt in the journey of life.
Orson Stone of Westfeld was a
pleasant caller among old friends at
this place few days since.
Louis Strong gave an enjoyable
whist party to a select number of
friends last Friday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg of Morrisville oc-
cupied the pulpit here Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. f. c. Taylor.
The open-air concert given last
evening by the orchestra was treat
The boys did themselves proud.
A large number from this place
went on the Memphremagog excur,
sion to-day; 1876 tickets were sold.
Professor SturteYant and wife ot
Franklin CTR. are spending few
days here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Blodgett.
Quite a large number of our young
lady teachers are in attendance at
the summer school now in session at
Morrisville.
Miss Josephine Fisk of Ashland
Mass, is visiting in town. Miss Fisk
is a daughter of Washington Fisk, a
former resident of this place.
Fred Crowell brings in a stalk o.
corn that measures nine feet. This
is not up to Josh Merriam's but
might give some Others a brcsh.
DR.. Will Slayton of Boston is
spending a few days here with rela.
tives and friends. IT'S said the Doc.
tor is here on very important busi.
ness.
"Hazel Kirke," presented at Nor,
risville by local talent last Friday
and Saturday, proved a drawing at.
traction from this place upwards oI
twenty-five attending each evening.
Miss Mary B. Knowlton of West.
boro, Mass, teacher in the Perkins
Institute for the blind at Boston, is
spending a few weeks here with her
former schoolmate, Mrs. F. c. Taylor
Jos. LePage, who broke his hip sc
badly some time since, has so far re,
covered as to be abIet to situp little
The bone is knitting nicely, and we
hope he will soon beabuuJ once more
DR.. j. H. Hamilton of Richford, ac.
companed by three children, spent
several days the past week at VIM
Putnam's. The Doctor is a member
of the State Board of Health and is
quite a familiar figure here.
F. R. Aldrich of the BrattleborC
Reformer is in town collecting data
etc., for special edition of the Re
former. That paper is making a
speciality in this line and has already
very successfully shown up severa
towns in the State.
Oscar B. Conant, a grandson of G.
G. Reed, and a former resident here
recently graduated from the law de
partment of the University of Michi
gan with the degree of l.. l.. B. Mr.
Conant will locate in Milwaukee
where he intends to enter immediate
ly upon the practice of his profession
Miss Myra Keller entertained 6
large party of young people, includ
ing the returning camping party
from Elmore, last Wednesday eve
ming. Pauls orchestra was in at
tendance and dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour. 1t was a very
bright little affair and heartily en-
joyed by all.
Union Sunday School will hold itt
annual picnic Friday of this week
going to Elmore pond. Members o
the school and their friends are re
quested to meet at the church al
$50 a. m, at which time the teams
will start. Conveyances will be fur
nished for the members of the school
If the weather is unfavorable the pic