News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-26
HYDE PARK.

VIM. DOrr spent Sunday at his
home in Essex.
R. W. Hulburd will speak at YER
gennes Memorial Day.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer visited in Bur-
lingtOn several days lately.
g. w. Brown and wife visited the
Baldwin camp at Greensboro last
week.
The sociable at the vestry last Fri
day evening was enjoyed by all who
attended.
j. T, Stevens has been appointed
Superintendent of Streets by the Viii
lage Trustees.
Mrs. Moses Goodhue and mother,
Mrs. Blair, are visiting in Franklin
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. F. R. Child, Mrs. r. W. HUI
burd and Mrs. G. A. Knight were re-
cent visitors at the Queen City.
Miss Belle Morse of Randolph, a
i. V. M. student, spent Sunday in
town with her friend Miss Maginnas.
{. r. Page returned last week from
l}U> ton, where he had been for several
weeks with a lot of his fine driving
horses.
Silas KeeIpr cont amplates moving
"a Eaosburg Falls. His many friends
hop- he will change his mind andsta
jere.
Johnny Sands, who has been dan
gerously sick tor the past four weeks,
Is recovering under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. GeDge.
Selectman G. B. Allen left on Mon
day for Dennison, Iowa. He goes
with . lot Of fine Young stock, which
he will dispose Of there.
J. w. Noble is giving some atten-
ton these DAYS to life insurance of
the New York Mutual Life kiud-one
of the best of companies.
Word received from T. H. Page
announces that he is improving in
health. He will remain at Ashville,
n. g., few weeks longer.
Myron Cheney returned to Cam
bridge Monday after lay-off of sew
eral weeks. and will resume charge of
the Child & Waite mill there.
Conductor Martin Manning spent
Sunday in town, visiting relatives
and listening to his brother Georges
Memorial sermon at No. Hyde Park.
Have you got your eye on those
long, slick linen busters the "boys"
are wearing? To be in the push you
must ircase your form in at once.
The orchestra has accepted an in
vitation to furnish music for the
graduating exercises of the Norris
vile Academy next Wednesday eve
ming.
Supt. F. H. Mcfarland has COM
pleted his spring visitation of the
public schools. He reports good
schools, good teachers and good
work.
Sheriff Stevens and COL Sawyer
went to Waterbury to-day to bring
over a lot of lingering" trout,
which are to be used for stocking pur-
poses in their preserves.
Miss Florence Parker has received
a fattering offer from a concert com
pany to travel with them and act as
organist. She left to-day for Lyn.
donville to investigate the offer.
The annual corporation meeting
occurs next Tuesday evening. The
meeting will be an important one
and all interested (and that means
every taxpayer should be present.
There are advertised letters at the
post-office for the following: Miss
Gertrude Cobb, Mr.. I. G. Grant, Mr..
Andrew Robinson, Mr.. Walter Nor
way, Mr.. Edwin Graves, Miss Effie !
Kiser and Miss Margaret Herkley.
The band by way of getting it's
hand in for Decoration Day gave a
fine open-air concert Monday evening.
The band plays at Morrisville Satur-
day during the day and in the eve
ming dispenses melody at Wolcott.
The Messrs. LaPage have a large
field of Strawberries in a handsome |
state of cultivation, and indications
are now that they will have a fine
crop. For next years picking they
have set out 2600 plants, covering
over three acres.
The Selectmen have decided to sell |
all of the Keller farm not necessary
for the new school grounds. at public
auction next Wednesday, June 2, at
10 o'clock. The buildings which are
to be removed will also be sold. See
bills for particulars.
At meeting of the Cong'l church
of this place last Sunday, H. NJ.
Mcfarland, ii. M. Noyes, Mrs. V. l..
BIodgett and Miss Belle Havens were
elected delegates to the County Con-
ference, and Rev. F. c. Taylor and l..
H. Lewis delegates to the State Con-
vention.
VIII Dorr cut quite a picturesque
figure for a brief moment Monday
afternoon. While riding along Main
st. on a bicycle he encountered the
picket fence in front of the LaPage |
residence, knocked off half dozen
pickets and executed a mid-air flip |
flap, landing on the other side head |
down and heels up. Bicycle and rider
undamaged.
The real estate sold by Silas Keller |