News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-04
HYDE PARK.

The editor is in New York, on bust
ness and pleasure bent.
Daniel Perkins from Newport is
stopping in town for few days.
Bert Smith has moved his family
to Wolcott, where he has a lumber
job.
DR.. Geo. B. Hulburd and wife from
Waterville were in town over Sun
day.
Hon. F. H. Page and wife of Wash
ingtOn, D. c., were recent guests at
Gov. Pages.
Don't forget to pay your taxes be-
fore the 1st day of November, and
thus save the four per cent discount.
Nelson Minor of Tilton, N. H.,
father of Mrs. Anthony Gautheir, is
spending a few weeks with his rela-
tives.
A Mr.. Jarvis of Bakersfield had
charge of the hardware business of
N. c. Dixon 4 Co. during Mr.. Keeler's
recent absence in Ottawa.
Misses Belle Slayton and Hattie
Peck returned last week from Lake
Placid, n. T., where they have been
during the summer months.
Pauline Hall, who appeared at the
opera house in Burlington in dor
cas-" the latter part of last week, at
tracted several from this place.
Mrs. Geo. Brown is in Boston do
ing her fall marketing and willdoubt-
less soon have on band a stock of
millinery goods that will cause the
reluctant purse strings of many a
Benedict to loosen up.
The new pump for the waterworks
has arrived, and will be gotten into
working shape as soon as practical
BILE. As soon as it is in operation
there will be an abundance of water
in the reservoir to supply all,
Frederick Collins, who has charge
of c. S. Pages tallow department,
has purchased a building lot of F. L.
Slayton, west of |. c. Vaughan's res
idence, with the intention of erecting
a house thereon in the near future.
S. B. Waite is in Worcester, Mass,
this week, having gone there to at
tend the wedding of his brother,
Martin, which occurs at that place
to-day Wednesday,. "Smithy -
will also do the Hub" before return
ing,
The funeral of Francis Minor, an
old man of so years, who died at the
poor farm last week, occurred at the
Catholic church here Saturday and
the remains we're taken to the Cath
Ole cemetery in Johnson for inter
ment.
The remains of Ellery Holhrook, a
young man of %, who died in Cam
bridge last Friday, were brought
here Sunday for interment in the
Holbrook cemetery. He was a son
of Cornelius Holbrook, a former
Hyde Park resident.
Representative Davis rendered a
terpsichorean party to a large num-
Der of his constituency on Thursday
evening of last week. A jolly good
time was had and all who attended
are unanimously of the opinion that
Amos aud wife are royal entertain
ers.
Mrs. F. N. Keller is in possession of
several pieces of wood carving sent
her by friends in charge of the Re-
form School. The workmanship,
which is very neat and tasty, indi-
Gates that the inmates are being
taught something practical and
useful.
We are little tardy in announcing
it, but perhaps the time worn adage
may hold true. A bounc ng girl
baby arrived in the family of B. B.
Bennett Wednesday morning last, in
consequence of which Bavard" is
stepping around with an exceedingly
light and elastic tread
H. M. Mcfarland made some very
interesting remarks at the G. A. r.
meeting Saturday evening, but one
lady at least was very much shocked
-disgusted, in fact-to hear him re-
fer to his father as ian old lying
Democrat" Macs words in reality
were "an old line Democrat"
The Phila May Grand Concert Co.
of Boston will appear here Tuesday
evening, October %, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid Society. The
proceeds will go toward the fund for
painting the church. This company
needs little recommendation, as it
has been here before and will be fav-
vorably remembered.
The new time card which went into
effect Monday last does not mate
rally change the time of trains, ex-
cept that the Hyde Park flyer" is
taken off and the Hyde Park mixed
is back on old time, leaving here at
430 a. NJ. and reaching st. Johns
bury at $50 a. m. This train leaves
st. Johnsbury at 450 p. M, arriving
here al S:55 p. m. The express goes
west in the morning at 9:40 and east
at p. IN, while there is no change in
the mail train.
In the death of Charles Reed, which
occurred at his home Wednesday last
of acute bronchitis at the advanced
age of 10 years, Hyde Park loses
another old and respected resident.