News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
HYDE PARK.

Swift at Garfield.
4. H. Page was in Boston on busi-
ness the first of the week.
Herbert Slayton and wife of Calais
are visiting at A. Slayton's.
It's good plan when you get the
worst it to make the best of it.
Miss Frances Warner is spending a
I few weeks in st. Albans and vicinity.
Geo. Parker has opened a repair
shop in the basement of the brick
hotel.
NJ. B. Eaton is putting a large
sized Equator furnace in the court
house.
Ferd Gautheir and wife attended
the funeral of an aunt at Underhill
! Sunday.
Special services were held at the
Catholic church last Thursday, All
Saints Day.
Bear in mind Miss Gould dramatic
recital at Town Hall this evening,
assisted by the orchestra.
The ladies of this place have made
and forwarded two bedquilts to the
boys home at Westminster.
Several Masons from this place at
tended the dedication of the new hall
at Wolcott Tuesday evening.
A young lad named Fisher, town
charge, living in the east part of the
town, was buried last Thursday.
Judge White has gone to Mont
pelier to attend a meeting of the
Probate Judges, held there Thursday.
Advertised letters Miss Elizabeth
p. Elliott, Mrs. Wallace Freeman, M.
HI. Mael, Burt c. Lunt, Miss Theo.
Opedel.
A cablegram from Gov. Page an
nounced his arrival in London last
week. From there he went to Ant
werp, Belgium.
There will be five Thursdays and
five Fridays in November this year.
Thanksgiving comes next to the last
day in the month.
VIM. Putnam and wife and George
Foss and wife made a short sojourn
among friends in Richford the latter
part of last week.
M. w. Farnum of Westfeld, is to
deliver lecture here Wednesday eve,
Nov. 21. Topic and further notice
will be announced later.
j. C. Vaughan, who has been for
the past several weeks in various
; Massachusetts, points, returned the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Anna Peck continues very low,
in fact it is thought she can live but a
little while. A consultation of physi-
clans was held Monday.
Odd Fellows attention! Work on
the second degree next Friday night.
Full attendance desired. Visiting
brethren cordially welcomed.
A. B. Noyes & Co. of st. Johnsbury
have about completed the plumbing
in C. A. Knights new residence. 1t is
a fine Job. The firm has also finished
up a Job for L. H. Lewis and are at
work on one for R. W. Hulburd.
Judge T. E. Wales and DR.. L. N.
Bingham of Burlington were in town
last week on business connected with
the late Gov. Bnghams estate. We
understand that the Doctor has been
appointed administrator of the es-
tate.
The Halloween sprites were on
hand last Wednesday night, although
not in SO large numbers as on pre-
vious occasions. Aside from pulling
up a lamp post or two and taking
down some fences but little damage
was done.
A very pleasant, as well as service
ably built house, is that of p. G.
Woods, just completed on depot
street. There is not much filigree"
about it, but when comfort is taken
into consideration "Phil" has made
large provision for it.
Parties wishing tickets for the Nor
risville lecture course should make
application to c. A. Knight at once.
A number of choice seats will be re-
served for people from this place, but
they will not be held later than Nov.
16. We understand several con-
template going.
Frank L. Slayton, who for the past
eight years has resided here, has re-
moved with his family to Elmore,
where he has dressing mill. Frank
is an excellent neighbor and a good
citizen, aud while wishing him all sue
cess in his new field we are sorry to
lose him and his pleasant family.
N. G. Wood has laid out a fine
sidewalk in front of his residence at
the west end. If each property own
er would give a little attention to
this work our village would present
fine appearance. In this connec-
tion we are requested to ask drivers
of teams to exercise a little care to |
keep their horses off the walks.
w. A. Gilbert, for a year or
more employed as clerk at Foss'
pharmacy completed his labors there
Saturday last, having accepted re-
sponsible position in a st. Johns
bury drug store. Walters many
friends here regret his departure, but
wish lin success in his new place.
Chas. Riley takes Gilbert's posi-
tion at Foss'. ~
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