News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
HYDE PARK.


John Button is putting up a fine
large barn.
See page 2 for additional Hyde
Park locals.
G. NJ. Strong is putting new roof
upon his buildings.
Services were held at st. Teresa s
church Sunday last.
Communion services at the church
next Sunday morning.
$. M. Pennock and wife of Boston
are guests at the Phoenix.
r. W. Hulburd was at the state
capital on business Monday.
Will Harris of Enosburgh spent a
few days with his family here lately.
Miss Hattie Peck of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Seymore.
The Board of Civil Authority meets
Thursday for the abatement of taxes.
The band has accepted an Offer to
furnish music at Underhill next Sat-
urday.
Two carloads of mixed stock were
shipped by r. L. Fairbanks Monday
morning.
The circus at Morrisville last week
was literally patronized by Hyde
Park people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bennett OF
Montgomery were recent visitors at
M. P. Cheney's.
Miss Sophia Cowles of Johnson Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of her
nephew, E. H. Cowles.
Raymond Vaughan is acting as
first assistant truckman and general
utility man at c. NJ. Strong's.
Along with the close of school at
Cleveland Corners last Friday was a
picnic, which erybody who attended
| greatly enjoyed.
I Judge Churchill of Elmore was in
town Tuesday on business connected
with the repairs to be made on the
county buildings.
Grand Master H. M. Mcfarland at
tended the organization meeting o
the Gill Odd Fellows Home at Lud
low the first OF the week.
Miss Berta Cheney returned home
from Proctor Monday, where she has
| just finished successful years teach
ing in the graded school.
"Wid" Reed and family of Swantor
were guests at N. 6. Woods last Sat
urday. Their many friends here were
glad as ever to SEE Them.
Chas. Kramer has opened his new
barber shop i'll the brick block. Ht
has a fine new outfit from BostoI
and everything is in up-to-date style
Among those in attendance at. U
Y. NJ. commencement this week arr
d. M. Mcfarland and wife, +. l.
NOyes and wife, and X. W. Hulburd
There are advertised letters at tht
post-office for Jay W. Hosford Co., T
f. Lewis, Mrs. Henry Williams, Mr.
Cyrus D. Webster, Mr.. c. D. Webster
Miss Mary Taylor, late teacher il
the academy here, has accepted {
position in the graded schools o
Palmer, Mass, at "a salary OF $40 PEI
week.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick set up {
fine monument on the Riley lot in thl
village cemetery last week and alsC
placed a stone on the Ora Wiswal
grave.
The school building committee meet
to-day Wednesday-to to consider bids
tor erecting the new academy. There
are numerous bids and they are from
all sections of the state.
Herbert Cristy is decidedly happ,
over the arrival of a daughter in hlt
family last Sunday. Heretofore Viii
lie has had everything his own way
now he will have to divide.
Hiram Bishop is filling up the ponC
on his premises, much to the sorrow
of the patrons of the Valley Skating
Rink. But then, another place can bt
found for next winters sport.
The heavy rain of last Thursday
tore and quilted out the hill roads
about town in very bad shape. In
some places the roadbed was scoopeC
out SO as to be almost impossible.
No. Hyde Park is contemplating
electriciby. What's the matter with
our plant furnishing it? We have
plenty of power, the distance is even
less than TO this village and the ser.
vice is of the best.
The first native berries of the sea-
son were brought to the village last
week. They were from the LaPage
fields and went like hot cakes. A lit.
tie warm weather and for the next
two or three weeks there will be lots
of them.
Miss Nellie Maginnis, who has beer
on G. S. Pages stenographic force fol
the past five months, returned to hel
home at Randolph to-day. During
her stay here Miss Maginnis made