News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-12-12
HYDE PARK.

Court rerort on page4.
Bert Spicer was home from Bur
liDgton the first of the week.
Miss Stella Hill returned to her
home at Morse's Line Monday.
The regular bank and warehouse
NEE tings were held last Thursday.
Miss Lottie CowIes Of Craftshury
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
Sheriff Stevens was in St. Johns
bury Tuesday subpeniDg witnesses.
Deputy Sheriff R. w. Cowles of
Crattsbury was in town a short time
last Saturday.
E1w. Bullard left Tuesday evening
for Toledo, Ohio, to spend the winter
with his children.
Tprrnnce Finncgan isgetting along
nicely from his recent injuries and
will soon be himself again.
At Foss' drug store may be found
a fine assortment of up-to date holi-
day goods at reasonable prices. See
advt.
Electric lights in the streets of Hyde
Park ! 1t is a great transformation
from the Egyptian darkness of SO
many years.
Odd Fellows attention: work on
first degree and nomination of Of
fcers FOR ensuing year Friday night.
All turn out.
Jack Sackett, for anumber of years
the etficientte tion boss for his part
Of the b. & W., has c0upl t d his la
bors III that capacity
The power house il connected with
the hotel by telephone. he handsome
fixtures behind the PhGuix couDter
making quite an attractive wall deco
ration.
". n. Putnam has been appointed
liquor agent for this town, to succeed
Il. b. Foss, whose mission Eek.
pired December l. The appointment
is good one.
Marvin Goddard left Saturday
evening for Chicago. Rumor has il
hat he has the "gold fever" and
that Cripple Greek, Colo, will soon be
visited by him.
De- Church and wifp, late of Stowe
we're the guests of Mrs. V. l.. Blod
gett last week. The doctor leaves
soon for New York, where he will fur
ther pursue his studies.
Oliver Emerson, while riding on q
load of wood last Saturday, fell off
di>locatiDg his left shoulder. The ex
treme age of Mr.. Emerson makes his
injury a very severe one.
f. =. Barnes, representing The
Stanley Electric Co., was in toNr
Tuesday ia consultation with vari
Gus business men who contemplate
putting in elerGIic motors.
Christmas is only two weeks dis
tant. lfyou have anything the peo
pie want, advertise it now. Every
dollar invested in good advertising
will bring you twenty five.
Mrs. d. C. Hardy, who was so bad
y injured by falling DOWN fight 0
stairs recently, continues to gain
She was taken home to Morrisvilli
tbis-W ednesGay-mornlng.
| Word received from Ed st, vens an
nouuces bis sickness and that he has
been confined to his bed for severa
threa tened with a fever. His
friends here hope his illness may bt
of short duration.
The sociable Friday evening last
proved a success. The hot, fragrant
tlap-jacks served were disposed OF il
a manner that attested to their X
cellent quality, and the literary pro
gramme was very entertaining.
Mrs. Fannie Bailey of Bozrahville
Conn, is in town assisting her father
Albert Spicer, in getting ready tc
leave the home farm. MIR. Spicel
gives possession January l. and vii
go to Connecticut to make his iutur,
home with his daughter
There are now the largest number
of students in attendance at tht
Academy there has been for years
Good work is being done under th'
present efficient board of instructors
We have an institution of which The
the town may well be proud.
The Sabbath school is making
arrangements for the usual Christ
mas festivities. Special music for thr
occasion is now being rehearsed
which together with the usual recita
tions and of course the Christmat
tree, will make up an excellent pro
Eramme.
The Woman's Club at it's last meet
ing organized for the season by elect
ing Mrs. G. S, Page president, Mrs. Il
B. Sawyer vice president, Mrs, n. G
Wood secretary. The meeting thi'
week will be held at Mrs. c. S. Page
| Thursday at 2:30 p, IN. Curren
i topics Wilt discussed.