News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-09-15
HYDE PARK.

are visiting IN st. Adams.
Have you lost a pair of gold bowed
spectacles? If so, see business notice.
Mrs. Kate Miner is spending few
weeks with friends at Brockton,
Mass.
Rev. FIR. Rand was called to Hard
wick last week by the illness of a
parishioner.
Among those to enter the L. V. M.
this fall from here are Warren Noyes
and Barney Finnegan.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the Sheldon Fair last week
and as is always the case pronounced
it good.
Hicks, the section boss on this part
of the railroad, keeps his section of
the road in good repair and is agood
employe.
Several from here will attend the
Will Carleton entertainment at Nor
risville on Friday evening. The flyer
will be held.
The St. Johnsbury fair is well at
number will go up Thursday to see
the balloon ascension.
Mrs. III. M. Mcfarland is the dele
gate from the local Y. P. S. c. E. to
the state convention at Montpelier
the last of this month.
The hot weather of the past week
has been unprecedented for Septem-
Der. While dry and hot, it has been
great for ripening of corn and other
grain.
The Hyde Park flyer will probably
be taken off the first of next month.
AS we have said before, this train is a
great accommodation and ought to
be on the year round.
Avery Winslow of Westfeld was in
town last Thursday calling on old
friends. Mr.. Winslow looks just as
young as he did twenty years ago
when station agent at Johnson.
Hiram Bishop has an assistant in
T. P. Degree, who has moved into his
house. Between the ocean Wave"
and the corn harvester Hiram ex-
poets to have great business this fall.
Arrangements are being made with
A. Lincoln Kirk, we'll known reader
and impersonator, to give an enter
tainment here under the auspices of
the Y. p. S. c. E. early in October. A
good entertainment is assured.
The regular weekly meetings of the
n
September first. They are we'll at
tended for this season of the year.
With the advent of cool weather,
several petitions will be acted on.
We understand that the banquet
to be given on the occasion of the
list. Vt. regiment reunion here next
month, is to be prepared by the
Ladies Aid Society. This is sufficient
guarantee that it will be a fine
spread.
Joe Mobiles batted ball through
one of Cranes large front windows
the other day. This being Joe's "frst
offense" Crane let him off easily A
few days before ball went through
the lattice work on Judge Sherwin' Is
veranda. Main street is hardly a
proper place for ball playing.
P. T. DEMO, in connection with his
other manufacturing and repairing
business, will give considerable time
the coming fall and winter to the
manufacture of the Vaughan Horse
Hoe, one of the best implements made
for farmers use. This machine has
been tried by several farmers the
past season and is pronounced by all
to be the best thing of its kind yet
invented. 1t does it's work thor.
oughly, digs out the weeds in good
shape and leaves the plants undis
turbed. The machine is to be on ex
hibition at the fair next week and al
who are after labor saving devices
will do we'll to look at this.
The law which has protected the
deer Ct Vermont for so many years
relaxes it's stringency somewhat, sc
that with the coming OF October mex
sportsmen may again hunt them il
this state. Landlord Keller is in re
ceipt of a communication from {
Connecticut Nimrod, enquiring rates
at hotel, cost of guides, distance tt
the hunting grounds, etc., saying
that if the conditions are favorable
he wishes to engage quarters for
party of six or eight. So long has j
been since this kind of sport was in
dulged in Vermont, that we, in thi
particular section at least, are a littl
unused to the call for guides. If Their
is an active demand for followers c
this vocation, we doubt not Their
will be an adequate supply.
Chas. Bliss visited the Frankli
county fair last week, and being cor
siderable of a "home body" he had
nice lunch put up, not so much t
save half dollar as to avoid an al
tack of dyspepsia and other bodil
disarrangements that might resu
from the aggregation of stuff that
usually served up for dinner at
country fair. On reaching the depo
the box was laid down and in I'll
commotion and hustle to get O
board the train the box was forgo
ten and not until the cars were we
on toward johnson was it MISE,
Charles took everything good nj