News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-26
HYDE PARK.

L. e., is IN town.
Has the bottom fallen out of the
chair factory scheme?
If pleasant this evening, the orches-
ira will occupy the band stand.
Capt. Waite left Monday for a few
weeks sojourn on the coast of Maine.
Eat sparingly these days. Arise
early and enjoy the best part of the
day.
Miss Linnie Holbrook of Albany,
N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Gray.
Strong & Wood are offering bar
gains in butter tubs and butter
boxes.
Miss Sadie Hubbell of Wolcott was
the guest of friends at the Phoenix re-
Gently.
Mrs. A. Barber Noyes and family
of st. Johnsbury are rusticating at
the Phoenix.
Miss Florence Hyde of Pottsville,
Pa, is sojourning for few weeks at
the Phoenix.
Mrs. H. W. Goodrich and children
from Montpelier are stopping at F.
H. Strong's.
1t was Bert Bundy, not Harvey,
who was arrested for illegal trout
fishing recently.
r. w. Hulburd attended the meet
ing of the young Republicans at
Montpelier Tuesday.
Advertised Letters Wallace Free
man, Orville j. Converse, Chas. Har-
yey, George Fl. Hall.
Rev. +. C. Taylor spent several
days the past week at his fathers
home in Massachusetts,.
Wallace Gilbert of st. Adams is
spending his vacation with his broth
er Walter at this place.
Mountain parties are popular just
now. Several went up on Mt. Mans
field Monday and others are planning
to go.
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg of the Cong'l
church at Morrisville will preach
here next Sunday in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
Manley, the contractor, has a good
force of carpenters at work on c. A.
Knights new house and the building
is progressing rapidly.
T. H. Page and Edw. Stevens.went
down to Swanton Tuesday to help
the Johnsons play the Swanton
baseball club. Swanton won, IA to 5.
There was great rejoicing in the
family of H. L. Fairbanks last Sat
urday over the arrival of an S-pound
boy. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
A little judicious care in riding BIZ
cycles on the sidewalks should be ex-
ercised. Pedestrians have the right
of way and the wheel should always
give them the preference.
Mrs. Hannah Merrill, Miss Fannie
Merrill and Richard Merrill I'd of
Littleton, N. H., and Henry Dean of
New Jersey were guests at A. ?.
Smalley's the first of the week.
The elite camping party pulled into
town to-day. Their weeks outing
at Camp Bacon was very rhecher-
che affair and highly enjoyed by the
party and their occasional visitors.
The weather last Thursday and
Friday was the hottest for years
the mercury going we'll up into the
nineties and at some points touching
100. The refreshing rain of Satur-
day lowered the temperature consid-
erably, making Sunday an ideal sum-
mer day.
H. c. Lanpher exhibits at the post
office an extra tall stalk of corn. 1t
was grown on land fertilized with
Cleveland potato phospatp and sixty
eight days after planting measured
eight feet, seven inches. Had it been
taken up by the roots it would easily
have measured nine feet.
Solon Whitcomb of Claremont, N.
H., was a pleasant caller at this office
last week. He has been spending
some time with relatives in this vicin-
ity, this being his first visit to his
native town for nine years. Mr..
Whitcomb is a staunch Republican
and reports Cleveland stock away
below par in New Hampshire.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Vaughan and
child of Chicago are among the Wis
itors here, the guests of his father, l.
G. Vaughan. The Doctor is one of
Hyde Parks plucky boys who is
fast making an enviable reputation
in his chosen profession, and both he
and his wife have many friends here
who are glad to see them once more.
Mrs. G. D. Mitchell, nee Flora
Vaughan, of Charleston, ILL.,, accom-
panied by her two children, arrived
here last week and are guests of her
father, l. C. Vaughan. She was also
accompanied by Mrs. HI. A. Blake OF
Abingdon, Mass, who after a few
days stop here LETT for visit among
friends in other parts of the State.
Mrs. Mitchell will remain several
weeks.
No little amusement was afforded
spectators Wednesday last by the
impromptu horse race between Jones,
the butcher, and John Cobleigh.