News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-16
HYDE PARK.

| returned nome ldSU week.
G. W. Willis of Waits6eld was at
F. L. Lilley's Friday last.
A. V. Wiswell made business trip
to the Queen City last week.
Mrs. p. T. Denio is spending quite
a little time at Queen City Park.
Mrs. Streeter of Richford is at her
mothers, Mrs. Arvilla CrowelPs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minott of Waterbury
we're recent guests at Elbridge Sher-
win.
Rev. L. X. Wilman of Waterbury
was in the place a short time last
week.
F. L. Lilly and P. T. Danio are
building boat to launch on Eden
Pond.
Nelson Bundy drove the bakery
cart about FIVE days and then grad
uated.
Mrs. c. A. Robbins of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
F. p. Hill.
Mrs. Geo. Sargent of Eden visited
his daughter, Mrs. E. C. White, the
first of the week.
W. H. Graves and Miss Eva Burley
of Springfield, Mass, are visiting at
A. j. Holbrook's.
Mrs. Ella Camp and son Byron are
spending a couple of weeks with rela-
tlves at Cambridge.
Miss Daisy johnson of Burlington,
a cIassmate of Miss Anna Lilly, is her
guest for a few days.
Miss Lizzie Rand of Burlington is
here to spend two or three weeks with
her brother, FIR. Rand.
Frank 2. Underwood from Char.
lOtte, Mich, is stopping a few days
here with his brother John.
G. H. Crane is still further improv-
ing his premises by raising up the ell
and putting a substantial wall under
it.
Several from here took in the "Cel-
ebrated Case" at Morrisville last Fri
day evening and we're highly pleased
with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lombard from
Portsmouth, N. H., are spending
their vacation with Mrs. Cynthia
Mudgett.
There will be a cotillion party at
the Phenix Friday evening. Dane
ing from s to II; light refreshments
will De served.
Misses Agnes Hulburd, Doris DEMO
and Helen Wood visited their friend,
Miss Gladys Stratton, in Burlington
the last week.
Luther Wiswell of Chicago and AL
bert Jones of Mansonville, p. O..
spent several days in town the past
week with relatives.
A very interesting letter from the
pen of J. E. Harris may be found or
page 2. 1t will be especially pleasing
to our Hyde Park readers.
Jack Frost hasn't ventured in tht
village yet, but he been lurking rounC
the edges. Keep an eye out for you
gardens. They may get nipped.
Sheriff Stevens is making som,
, necessary repairs upon the interior
of the jail Jonas always has an eyl
out for the comfort of his guests.
Twenty from here took in the OlC
Orchard excursion last Sunday. AL
, enjoyed it very much. They reached
r home at two o'clock Monday morn
} ing.
Capt. Waite left Friday for Port
land and will spend a week or so il
{ that vicinity, with a probable trip t.
} Nova Scotia. He is on a vacation
!, trip.
a The Blodgett house on Prospec
Avenue is being finished throughout
f preparatory to occupancy by F. I
{ Woodside OF Newport, q travelin'
4 salesman.
Mrs. Eli Wiswell who is spending
Y much of her time with a sick friend a
b Cambridge was up a couple OF day
the past week to look after her inter
4 ests here.
= The printing office building is IN
!. dergoing repairs; the block has bqs
Y raised up three feet and basemf
!. is to be put under the same for
It press room.
The many friends of James
D Kelley of Richford willregret to leg
e that he doesn't improve in hea
v His people are very much discoura
s concerning him.
e Prof J. T. Sturtevant and far
) of Milton are visiting at Y. l.. b
y gett's. The Professor has been
Milton three years, but goes I W
/ month to Hinesburg.
= Fred Gale of Chicago came in U
his friends here very nnexpect
J Monday. He is east on his vaca
+ and will spend several weeks
q We are all glad TO see him.
Heman Tucker, charged with
ting fire to the buildings of {
: Ward in Elmore, was baileG
8 week. The amount, $1,000, wa
q nished by Crattsbury parties.
: Advertised letters: Mrs. May
ris, Miss Dora A. Cushman, Will
y Whitney, Mrs. Hamden Knox, Oh