News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-10-04
HYDE PARK,

HYDE PARK.
Sheriff Stevens was in Burlington
Tuesday.
H. A. Noyes returned to Elmira, N.
Y, Monday.
Mrs. &. W. Brown is spending a
week in Boston.
Rev. Fr. Rand is spending few
days in Burlington.
Edric Adams of Panton was in
town Friday and Saturday.
The banks hold their regular
monthly meetings tomorrow.
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett was in st.
Johnsbury part of last week.
Capt. Waite is assisting Station
Agent Brill at the depot this week.
Nelson Montague of Newport was
visitor at j. S. Leach's over Sun
day.
Loren Jackson and wife of Jericho
were guests at Judge Whites last
Thursday.
Miss Almeda Peo has gone to Bar
ton where she has a position in the
Peerless mills.
Mrs. Isaac Vaughan has spent
some time with her sister in Worces-
ter, who is quite ill.
Ben Eaton and Miss Eta Loomis
were at the latter's home in Albany
a few days last week.
Miss R. Jackson of Watertown, N.
Y, has come to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. d. FL. Keeler.
Col. and Mrs. II. NJ, Mcfarland are
expected to return from their trip
through the west tomorrow.
James Bailey (brother of Mrs. A.
NJ. Kelley and wife, of Ticonderoga,
N. Y, spent the past week at the
Judges.
Several in this place have received
invitations to act on the reception
committee at the Dewey celebration
at Montpelier.
Clarence Sinclair and Miss Jennie
McMichael, who have been visiting
at J. S. Waite's, have returned to
Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Mary Burns, who has teen at
the Catholi; rectory the past four
weeks, has returned to her home in
Burlington.
Owing to the lateness in getting
the new Catholic cemetery in order
the same will not be consecrated
until next spring.
Miss Maria Nichols, who has been
at st. Johnsbury for treatment, has
returned home very much improved
in health.
The Rebekahs have in contempla-
tion play to be given sometime
during the early winter. Those who
know, say it will be " the best yet"
A promenade and dance, under the
management of w. E. Grimes and G.
NJ. Stygles is announced for Friday
evening at Town Hall bill, 25 cents.
The winter "time table" went into
effect at the hide house Monday. By
taking only half hour incoming the
boys get in ten hours a day and quit
at $50.
One of the chimneys on the hotel
burnt out this morning, setting fire
to the roof. The flames we're speed
lily extinguished, doing little if any
damage.
The Office formerly occupied by R.
W. Huburd has been supplied with
proper equipments and converted
into an Office for the use of the post
mistress.
Mrs. Willis Griswold of Garfield
died last Sunday, ait'r a somewhat
protracted illness. The funeral was
held Tuesday at North Hyde Park,
Rev. DR.. Booth officiating,
The first snow of the season came
Sunday, the flakes being quite lively
at times. Mt. Mansfield, Sterling
aud other mountain peaks are quite
white with "the beautiful"
The Academy football eleven will
contest for honors with the Norris
vile Academy team Saturday after
noon next on the campus here. A
good game may be expected.
Several good bags Of game have
recently been brought in by some Of
the local lovers of the sport. Par
tridges seem to be abundant and
rabbits and gray squirrels are quite
plentiful.
4. l.. Lilley and wife are spending
a couple of weeks in the southern
part of the state. Last week they
attended the Woodstock fair, spend
! ing Sunday with friends at Hartland,