News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01
HYDE PARK.

Wilson Leach is spending q few
days at Burlington.
Miss Blanche Brigham was in Bur.
lington over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Sawyer has been visiting
friends in Burlington.
The "Strlking Oil" troupe were
photographed Monday.
F. II. Mcfarland hasreturned from
an extended busines trip up north.
Elegant mornings these for a con-
stitutional tramp before breakfast.
Milo Brill of Franklin spent last
Thursday here with his son, Geo. E,
c. E. Bragg and wife of WaterviIle
were guests of g. A. Wilkins last
week.
Miss Mann of the Academy is spend
ing her vacation at her home in Wat
erville.
NJ. D. Whitney has gone to Weth-
erstield to attend the wedding of a
cousin.
Rev. NJ. J. Carmody of Richmond
visited his friend, FIR. Rand, last
Thursday.
DR.. A. N. Church of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, was recent guest at J. S. I'm
derwood's.
Sheriff Stevens was in Troy the first
OF the week attending to some of his
official duties.
Miss Matte kimball has been off
duty from Pages office for few days
because Of illness.
B. R. Houghton of Waterville is
spending few days with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wilkins.
Communion at the Cong'l church
next Sunday; preparatory lecture
tomorrow evening.
Seventeen presented themselves for
examination at the Teachers Exam
ination mere last Friday,
W. Brigham is quite poorly these
days; it is hoped the advent of spring
will bring him renewed health.
f. H. Strong and A. C. Davis are
in Burlington, drawn thither as Jury
men in the United States court.
Mrs. Elmer Smalley and son Her
bert from Craftsbury spent couple
of days among friends here the first
of the week.
Miss Alice Page gave a delightful
whist party to a few of ber friends
last Friday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Mignon Lothian of BOs-
ton.
Prof. Ingalls, held teachers exami-
nations at Jeffersonville Tuesday
and Wednesday and will be at Stowe
Friday and Saturday for the same
purpose.
Miss Ella Kinsley, who has been
with her mother at Fletcher during
the winter, expects to resume steno-
graphic work in Page office in about
two weeks.
A telegram received here Tuesday
announced the death of Lewis &.
Boyes at Twin Mountain House, n.
H. The remains will probably reach
here this evening.
Gov. Page has been extended an
invitation to give an address before
the Board of Trade of NOrthtield at
their first annual banquet to be held
in the near future.
Messrs. j. S. Leach and Prof. H.
gals have placed dozen handsome
chairs in the church for use of the
choir. This is very handsome gift
appreciated alike by both choir and
congregation.
Mrs. 7. H. Page has received notice
of her appointment as pOstmistress,
the bonds have been furnished, the
necessary papers filed out and sent
back to Washington and in a short
time she will enter upon the official
duties.
C. M. Strong was taken back to
Waterbury last Thursday. He was
brought here several weeks ago with
the hope that the change might be
beneficial to him. At times he ap-
ppared quite like himself, and then
again he was very violent.
The ladies of the Cemetery Associa-
ton will serve hot dinners at the ves-
try town meeting day. The meeting
will probably adjourn for dinner same
as last year. Come everybody and
get bang.up meal and all you can
eat for the small sum of 10 cents.
The work of drawing stone for the
new church is still going on. A large
number of our townspeople are draw
ing gratuitously and Others have
promised. Tomorrow several teams
from Centervile will draw. Stone is
now being drawn from Chas. Noyes'
farm, he, like D. f. Fletcher, giving
the same. II you have team and
would like to aid in this direction by
drawing one day or part of a day,
please report to f. G. Taylor.
The l.. G. A. entertainment given
by the Juniors last Thursday even
ing drew full house. The exercises
opened with a piano duet by Misses
Waite and Jackson. This was fol-
lowed by an address by Chester
Harris and then the farce, Blighted
Buds" was given by Misses Vivian
Bullard, Rose Rooney, Eta Blod-
gett and Catherine Maloney. and
Messrs. Wilson Leach, Ben Eaton,
BARNARD Maxfpld and Tommy Fin