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

Miss Alice Page is home from her
school at Andover, Mass.
Mrs. O. A. Griswold and Miss Mat
tie have returned from Burlington.
That's a fine pair of grey colts that
Jimmy Kelley is driving these days.
Telephone communication can now
be had with johnson via the Citizens
line.
HYDE Park will be well represented
at the celebration at Morrisville the
Fourth.
Mount Mansfield will have pic mic
party from this place next Saturday,
if the weather is fine.
The showers last Thursday were
the greatest of the season. The fall
of water was simply immense.
Mrs. Grimes house on Church street
has been greatly improved by the
application of coat of paint.
F. Fl. Mcfarland has been in Or
leans county the past week on bust
ness for the Lamoille County NATL
Bank.
The roads about town are in pretty
good shape-considering the heavy
rains. Uncle Amos makes good
commissioner.
Misses Maud Bailey and Ellen Fitch
are spending several days at Wi
nooski, and also attending .. V. NJ
commencement.
Erastus Eaton, one of the cold
timers" but now a resident of Man
chester, n H., is among the recent
visitors in town.
Lewis Boyes of Twin Mountain
House, N. H., has been in town the
past week, looking up COWS for the
hotels at his place.
Capt. Waite made a flying trip to
Portland and other points of interest
down east recently-going Saturday
and returning Tuesday.
Miss Isadore Noyes went to Bur-
lington Saturday and is doing Com
mencement. She is the guest of her
sister, Miss Grace, who graduates.
Prof. Ingalls,, H. A. Noyes, R. S.
Page and Warren Noyes, are among
the "bOys" who are attending Com
mencement at Burlington this week.
A very handsome booklet, "The
First Year Out" being an account of
the doings of the class of '96 of the
u. V. NJ, has just been issued from
this Office.
The Hyde Park Flyer, that popu-
lar summer train, which enables you
to go somewhere and back the same
day, went on last Monday and is ex-
tensively patronzed.
Miss Lila Waite closed very sue
cessful term of school at Cleveland
Corners last Friday. This was the
young lady's first term and her meth
DDS are highly spoken of.
Owing to the heavy rains last
Thursday the evening express train
was delayed an hour or more; the
B. & L. failed to get through that
evening because of washouts.
Have you noticed the handsome
new cupola on MACS" barn? 1t
was designed by Buckham and built
by Blodgett. 1t is to be surmounteC
by an up-to-date weather vane.
Messrs. Will Barnard and Preston
Fairbanks arrived here from Chicago
last week and will spend a couple O
weeks herea bouts. The boys" are
looking well and evidently are de
eidedlV PROSPEROUS
FL. M. Mcfarland and family spent
a couple of days last week in Water
vile, going down to he present al
Capt. McFarland's 10th birthday
celebration. The captain is hale anC
hearty and bids fair to observe many
more birthdays.
Another pest has made its appear
ance in the form of a worm that at
tacks nothing but maple trees. Thu
worm resembles the apple tree worn
or tent caterpillar but differs in tina
it's back is spotted and not striped
and bristles appear on it's sides only
The entertainment by Frank Conk
lin, the dramatic reader and i'm
personator, given last Wednesda.
evening, was attended by a small bu
appreciative audience. 1t was on
of the best of the kind ever give
here, and should the professor agai
come this way he may be assured C
a full house.