News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-29
HYDE PARK.

tonic for your system.
The tariff on the spring bonnet re-
mains about the same.
Joseph LaPage and family have
returned from Montreal.
All district schools in town for the
summer will commence May Z.
Advertised letters j. H. Warner,
Clarence L. Dodge, A. S. Dodge.
DR.. T. P. Hubbell, the optician
will be at the Phoenix next Wednes
day, April 4.
Mrs. Moses Goodhue went to Berk.
shire Tuesday, called there by the
illness of her father.
Fairbanks & Nutting shipped a car
| load of cows and one OF calves to
Massachusetts Monday.
Have your dog licensed before April
LIST. This year unlicensed dogs and
their owners will fare badly.
Herbert L. Fairbanks and wife
have gone to No. mbridge to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Gilmore Grimes is negotiating
with Levi Mobiles for the purchase OF
bis residence on Church Street.
Geo. W. Jones, a former resident OF
this town, but now of Bloomington,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Remember, the adjourned Town
Meeting comes off next Tuesday,
April 10. 1t should be well attended.
The Listers, H. C. Lanpher, J. c.
Croker and E. L. Noyes, start out
on their annual campaign next Mon
day. x.sue -
The firm of Mo- = ". ~ z ~ =
solved; the later takes the business
and Mr.. Minor devotes his time to
his farm.
Internal Revenue Inspector n A.
Fulmer was in town Tuesday. He is
interviewing the several sugar weigh
ers in the county.
Two handsome desks, which very
nicely match the other furniture in
the hall, have recently been placed in
the Odd Fellows lodge room.
F. L. Slayton has taken the job to
saw out the logs at Hunts mill in
Eden. He is assisted by NJ. P Cheney;
the job will last until about July LIST.
The Hyde Park Minstrels are very
much pleased with the hearty recep-
ton and good audience given them
day evening.
The sermon at the church next
Sunday morning will be read by a
layman. 1t will be one of the late
Rev E. c. Cranes sermons, entitled,
can Appeal to Men,"
Miss Lucy Sawyer, teacher in the
intermediate department of the Acad-
envy, was unable to attend to her
duties last Thursday and Friday be-
cause of illness. Her position was
filled by Leon K. Wiswell.
Selectman Davis has our thanks
for bottle of fine maple syrup. 1t
is of excellent flavor and quality, and
is substantial proof that Amos knows
as well how to make good honey as
to manage the town affairs.
At the meeting of the Cong'l church
of this place held last Thursday, the
matter of selling the lot bought by
the church some twenty years ago
was discussed. The lot has been IN
occupied all these years, and it was
argued by some thatit would be best
to dispose of it and place the money
at interest; Others thought it better
to hold on to the land, as it was the
best location in the village for a
church. A resolution that the lot be
sold for $500 was defeated.
EASTER OBSERVANCE.
The Easter services at the church
last Sunday were largely attended |
The audience room was handsomely |
trimmed and decorated, showing |
that great labor had been spent in |
identifying it for the occasion. The
morning service consisted of an exer-
else by the Sunday-school, which |
responsive readings, reci-
tations, singing and short addresses.
We do not believe that ever before in
the history of the school has it given |
an exercise of this character where
the parts have been so well taken
and everything so admirably arrang-
ed. While each one did finely, we
cannot refrain from making especial
mention of the singing by the little
ones. The song, lift up, O Little
Children" was beautifully rendered.
The training of the primary depart
ment was in charge of Mrs. S. B.
Waite, and she succeeded admirably
in bringing out the voices. Brief
addresses, appropriate to the occa-
sion, were given by Fl. M. Mcfarland
and D. l.. Griggs. For the success of
the affair, much credit is due Mrs. N.
G. Wood and Miss Adah Barber, who
with an able corps of assistants
spent much time in preparing the ex-
erciSe.
In the evening the meeting was also
held in the upper room, and consisted
of service of song, followed with a
very interesting address by Mr..
Griggs, upon Goods Picture Gallery"
Mr.. Griggs is a pleasing, as well as
forcible speaker, and was attentively
listened to throughout.
The services at the Catholic church,
which we're appropriate to the day,
drew large attendance. The church
was nicely trimmed and decorated
and all the attendants entered heart
lily and earnestly into the spirit of
the occasion.
"MORRELL LIQUOR CURE
The meeting last Thursday evening
in the interest of the "Morrell Liquor
Cure" was we'll attended. d. L.
Griggs of Brattleboro, the secretary,
spoke of the evils of intemperanc9
and gave an account of the ways
and methods of working by the in
stitution. He also gave a graphic
description of several cures effected
by this treatment. AS a result of
Mr.. Griggs' visit a branch of the
"Morrell Cure Company" has heen
established here, The necessary stock
has been subscribed and as soon as
the medicine arrives, business will be
commenced. DR.. Genge is to be the
physician in charge and any infOr-
nation desired may be obtained of
him or the secretary. Read the ad-
vertisement elsewhere, and watch it
from week to week, as important an
nouncements will be made therein.
There are, doubtless, many in this
county who are anxious to get rid of
the liquor appetite, and to them will
this institute be of especial benefit. |
From pamphlet issued by the man
ayers Of the cure, we take the fol
lowing paragraph regarding the
length of time necessary to effect a
cure; "The treatment for the liquor
habit requires three weeks, the pa
font to Linz thrno ininnt innc % dnu