News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-09-27
HYDE PARK.


Capt. Waite assisted F. N. Keeler
on the pay train last week.
Miss Dora Fairbanks was home
from her school over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finnegan are
taking weeks vacation in Franklin
county.
DR.. Walter Heath and wife of Rich
mOnd were guests of Prof. Ingalls,
last Wednesday.
Miss Marion Cornell of Jefferson
vile was guest at L. R. Fairbanks
the first of the week.
Mrs. John Underwood, who has
been rusticeting at Lakeport, n. H.,
returned home Monday.
Many of the young people attended
husking at j. P. Burbank's Friday
evening, and report a fine time.
Dennis Finnegan, in company with
friends from Lowell, went to New
York Tuesday on the excursion.
Miss Mary Gale received a few of
her friends Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wood.
Mrs. Colby George of Newport and
Mrs. Lizzie Burnap of Ohio spent
Wednesday last with Mrs. G. W.
Brown.
H. S. Haskins has traded the War
rem farm near bis mill with Moses
Newcity for the Portuguese place on
the hill.
Mrs. T. W. Hyde contemplates
spending the winter with relatives in
Missouri and will go some time in
October.
X. J. Whit, better known as
"klondike," has gone to Jericho,
where he has job with the Roscoe
Publishing Co.
Mrs. Fannie Carter and Mrs. Sher-
man Bennett and child of Montgom-
cry were guests of NJ. P. Cheney's
family last week.
The scaffolding was taken down
from the church tower Saturday and
the spire and pinnacles now stand
out in all their glory.
Miss Anna Lilley returned to Bur-
lington Tuesday to continue her col
legiate course in Vermont University,
this being her second year.
Among those reported by the Free
Press as being in Burlington Satur.
day were "F. C. Currier and wife
and q. Hall of Hyde Park"
A curiosity from the Minor farm is
on exhibition at Sherwin's store. Ii
is potato grown in a root, so firmly
embpdde1 is it that the root is spill
open.
Ed Mann of Waterville is reno
waiting County Clerk Waite's office in
the court house, making needed re
pairs and putting it in up to-datt
SHAPE.
&. H. Guernsey of Montpelier, ar
chitect of the new church was here
last Friday looking over the work
He pronounced everything as salts
factory.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer, one of Gov
Pages efficient bookkeepers, leaves
tomorrow for a visit of severa
weeks with relatives in Boston anC
) vicinity.
The veteran mail carrier, Cusf
3 Nichols, has been off duty for a few
days because of illness The hote
team carried the mail during hi,
absence.
A very pretty fireplace, entirely o
brick, has been built in the new an
mex to the court house. Will Tillot
son did the work and very credita
BILE job it is.
The officers OF Charity Rebekat
Lodge are requested to meet at Ode
Fellows Hall Tuesday evening next
at 1856 sharp for practice. j. r
Denio, N. G.
Chellis Kinsley of Georgia, VT, un
Gle of Miss Ella Kinsley, spent three
or four days with her the past week
He is 90 years old, but as young as
, many of 70.
Mrs. Lewis Boyes of Twin Noun
tain, n. H., has presented a hal
dozen chairs to the new church yes
try, for which gift the ladies return
many thanks.
Walter Freudenberg of Weinheim
, Germany, is to arrive in town thi,
: week to enter the employ of Gov
, Page. He comes to learn the tactics
of the hide and skin business.
Marshall Shattuck of Worcester
Mass, is spending a couple of weeks
here and at his old home in Eden
Marsh" is on his annual pilgrimage
and will have his usual good time. :
: Eight or ten Masons from thi.
place attended the special Masoni,
meeting at Morrisville last Wednes
: day evening, at which time W. W
Thorp was made a Master Mason.
E About a dozen of the friends o
, Miss Eta Blodgett were entertained
at her home last Saturday evening
Whist, refreshments and a socia
hour made it a very pleasant occa
sion.
Mrs. j. Il Harris returned to hel
Burlington home Monday morning
, after stay of nearly three month";
at the Phoenix. Although unfortu