News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-11-22
HYDE PARK.

Dewey dd0leV Is taking q week Oh
from duty at Gov. Pages.
Russell Page is away on a business
trip to Boston and New York.
E. W. Kent of Randolph spent sew.
eral days at II. j. Lilley's the past
week.
Good skating on Roddy's pond
and the young people are enjoying it.
The village is billed for a "bioscope"
show at Town Hall for Thursday
evening.
Miss Is adore Noyes will entertain a
number of young people at whist this
evening.
L. C. Moody of Waterbury was in
the place Tuesday on professional
business.
B. E. Merriam and wife of Hard
wick, were at Judge Kelley's last
Saturday.
M. D. Whitney is spending a couple
of weeks at his home in Granville, N.
T., recuperating.
Remember the supper and prone
made to be given by the Senior class
next Friday evening.
A game of foot ball may be expected
here next Saturday between the Nor
risville Academy and the l.. c. A.
Martin Ovitt of Hardwick, has
moved into apartments in the brick
block and will work for L. W. Minor.
The popularity of the Lilley wagons
is extending beyond the limits of
Vermont. A late order comes from
Boston.
Work in the Woman's Club is being
very promptly done. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. A. V. Lilley Nov
ember 20.
The Bassett family have moved
from the Lilley tenement to apart
ments in Mrs. John Halls house on
Eden street.
Misses Ella Kinsley and Lucy Saw
yer are to have general charge of the
Christmas exercises in connection
with the Sunday school.
Gov. Page will issue no calendar
for 1900. While many will regret
this, the Governor for various rea-
sons thinks it best not to.
Rev. F. G. Taylor and L. Boom
hover represent the church at this
place at the installation of the new
naafpr a T. Stpma IN pimhL
Prof Ingalls, will spend his vacation
in hol ling teachers examinations
throughout the county. See notice
elsewhere for time and places.
Geo. Allen, the hustling business
man from the north village, has re-
Gently added one of the famous Lilley
wagons to his business outfit.
Rev. L. H. Elliot of Waterbury,
wos in the place short time Monday
and while here inspected the new
church, reporting it to be just about
right.
A '. Wiswell, one of the best poul-
try fdnciers in this section, is erecting
a poultry house which is to be equip
ped with all the up to-date improve
ments.
The shooting-star display was not
what it was advertised to be. People
who sat up several nights to see it
are u1tified in demanding the return
OF their money.
James F. Kelley's many friends
here will be pleased to learn that be
has about recovered from his pro-
longed and serious illness. He is able
to be about every day.
John Ovitt picked up in the road
yesterday morning a bird. Some say
it is loon, Others not. At any rate
it is handsome fellow about the size
of a half grown chicken.
The fall term at the Academy closes
this week. The attendance has been
good throughout the term and good
progress made The winter term
commences Monday, Dec. 4.
Aunique entertainment promised
the Rebekahs at their meeting next
Tuesday evening. Great prepsra.
tions have been made for the event
and all members of the order should
be present.
The final meeting of the credit ors
OF B. F. Morse was held at the county
clerks office Tuesday afternoon be-
fore Referee D. E Porter of st. Johns
bury. A dividend of about five cent:
was declared and the discharge of the
bankrupt recommended.
The infant daughter of Rev. Mr.
Baxendale, a Methodist minister at
Peacham. was brought here for bur.
ial last Thursday. 1t was a month
old and died of whooping cough
The mother is the daughter of the
late o. NJ. Fitch who is buried here.
Peter Parrin delivered his temper
ance lecture, or "little tall" as he
calls it, here last Sunday evening to
a full house. The lecture treats upon
high license, personal experience and
the evil effects of intemperance, and
was delivered in Parrin's inimitablt
and interesting way. He spoke an
hour anda half AMI held the undi
vided attention of his hearers.
w. H. Stearns, the hustling cream
cry man at East johnson, contem
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