News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-09

HYDE PARK.
c. NJ Strong and wife we're in Bur-
lington last week.
Mrs. C. S. Page has returned from
her visit to Boston.
viii Thorp spent a few days lately
with relatives in st. Albans.
Dewey Hanley and Wilson Leach
spent Sunday in Cambridge.
H. r. Mack of Hardwick was doing
business in the village Friday of last
week.
Rollin Roddy has gone to Fairfield,
where he is to remain for several
weeks.
Fred White has rented and moved
into apartments in |. c. Yaughan's
house.
F. N. Keller was in attendance at
the Masonic meeting in Burlington
to-day.
Henry King has purchased new
Iver johnson racing wheel of Brown
Bros, Morrisville.
Frank Strong and family returned
Saturday evening from a visit with
friends in Montpelier.
The orchestra supplies music next
week for the Johnson Normal School
graduation exercises.
Harold Waite is learning practical
"board measurement = in one of his
| fathers mills in Elmore.
Prof IngalIs will hold down cleri-
cal position in G. S. Pages office dur
ing the summer vacation.
Rev F. C. Taylor and L. H. Lewis
are attending the annual meeting OF
the State Cong'l Association at Mid
dlebury.
H. NJ. Noyes and wife went to Bur
lington to-day to hear Hon. William
Jennings Bryan expound the doctrine
OF bimetalism.
Rev. q. n. Kellogg of Morrisville
preached at the Cong'l church last
Sunday morning, giving a most ex-
cellent sermon on the resurrection
j. W. Goodell of Burlington, has
set up a very handsome monument
in our village church yard to mark
the last resting place of Hon. L. S
Small
VIM. Sackett visited at home a
day or two the past week. At pres.
ent he is doing electrical work for G
H. AImon, with headquarters at
Montpelier.
Frank Stewart and wife and Miss
Maria Stewart of Tunbridge visited
in town the past week. Frank s
many friends hope he may soon re.
gain his health.
Coal dealers are already taking
orders for next winters supply
Prices are ten cents per ton higher
than "a year ago and it is said they
will be still higher.
Mr.. John Finnegan of Lowell made
his brother, Torrance, a visit the first
of the week and on Wednesday, with
his nephew John for company, went
to Burlington to hear Bryan on
silver.
Cranes store has been made the
central office for the Citizens Tele.
phone Co. here, and a handsome
switch board with all the necessary
"plugs," etc, has been put in posi-.
tion there.
Fourteen from this place attended
the Y. p. S. G. E. convention at Wa.
terville last Friday and all report a
good convention and splendid enter
tainment by the hospitable people OF
Waterville.
A change in the mail train occurs
next week, the mail from the west ar
irving at noon instead of ten a. m.
as now. The summer time table goes
into effect about two weeks later, at
which time the Hyde Park flier will
go on.
The following persons have each
bought one Of the Underwriters Fire
Extinguishers of NJ. W. Tucker, who
canvassed the place last week: III. M.
Mcfarland, G. S. Page, L. L. Noyes,
IL. M. Noyes, DR.. Genge, and l.. II.
Lewis.
We are requested to make the fol-
lowing corrections in the notice OF
the death of VIM. Crowell, as pub
lished last week: III. M. Noyes was
one of the pail bearers, and the re-
mains were inferred in the family lot
! at Johnson.