News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1898-12-14
HYDE PARK.

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HYDE PARK.
F. r. Child was in Burlington last
Friday.
Governor Page is spending a few
days in Boston.
F. L. Lilley and bride returned
home last Friday.
Miss Gail Stevens is in Burlington
selecting holiday gifts.
C. P. Sawyer moved his household
goods to Hardwick last week.
Prof. Davis of Burlington is giving
piano instructions here weekly.
Lee Wellman wife of Lowell were
at NJ. P. Cheney's over Sunday.
The venerable Mrs. G. W. DEMO
has been quite ill, but is now some
better.
Owing to the stormy weather there
was no service at the church Sunday
evening.
The Odd Fellows nominate officers
for the coming year next Friday
evening.
The Grand Jury were successfully
photographed lastSaturday by L. E.
Brackett.
Miss Hattie Peck left Monday for
Topsfeld, Mass, where she has en-
ployment.
Comrades" were successfully pho
tographed in various attitudes by
K. H. Thomas.
A. ?. Stowe of East Hardwick
spent Sunday in town with Geo.
Eastman's family,
Rev. j. p. Rand is spending the
week in Burlington, going home to
doctor a severe cold.
Walter Strong visited his father at
Waterbury last week. Mr.. Strong's
condition remains about the same.
Special service was held at the Cath
olic church last Thursday, it being
the Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception."
Misses Alma and Anna Gauthier
leave next Monday for Toledo, Ohio,
where they will spend the holidays
with relatives.
DR.. Genge, who is becoming quite
an expert photographer, has recent
ly made some excellent pictures OF
the Academy building.
Miss Dora Fairbanks was home
from her school at Jeffersonville over
Sunday. Her friend, Miss Marion
Cornell, came with her.
Mrs. C. S. Page stepped on q needle
one day last week, breaking off a
part of it in her foot. The doctor
probed for it unsuccessfully.
May Jackson completed school on
Hyde Park Plains last Friday and
on Monday commenced en- eight
weeks term on Ober Hill in Eden.
Mr.. L. O. Cox of Lowell and Mrs
L. B. Worthen of Burlington, who
were married at Lowell last week, are
spendinga few days at B. NJ. Curriers'
E. Frank Moseley and daughter o
Montreal were in town last Saturday
While here Mr.. Moseley purchased
four carloads of calf skins of Gov
Page.
Advertised Letters B. f. Bur
ger, Stillman Allen, Geo. D. c. Now
er, E. l. Scott, K. M. Laseand, Phil
lippe Lamarn, Mr.. Murphy, JOSEPH
Barrette.
Miss Mann is out of the Academy
this week owing to the death of hel
grandmother, Mrs. Hulburd. Hel
place as teacher is being filed by Miss
Lilah Waite.
Herbert Miner, of Cady's Falls, The
well-known insurance agent, fell in al
epileptic fit on the court house steps
this morning, cutting a savage gasf
in his forehead.
The mother of r. w. Hulburd dice
at Waterville Monday night. Mrs
Hulburd was frequent visitor here
and made many friends who will re
gret to learn of her death.
The "Rebekahs" initiated tive
new members last evenings. There
was q large attendance aud after tn,
work a social hour was passed a
which refreshments were served.
Thos. Moore took trip to Under
hill last week and while there disposed
of farm he owned in that town
Tom wants nothing to detract iron
his interests in Greater Hyde Park.
Commencing January LIST ther
will be two mails daily between her
and Eden Mills, one trip via Center
vile and the other on the old rout