News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-03-14
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Irwin Smith is on the sick list
We are having weather that is more than
cold
Miss Julia McAulff was home Sunday for
visit
Mrs. Felix Foss has been visiting in Nor
risvie several days.
Frank Chaffee has recently lost valuable
colt, by sickness.
Miss Flora Cheney of Hyde Park visited
Mrs. John Ferguson last week.
New baby No. at thehome of Irwin Whip
pie. All doiGg well, considering the weather
Miss Alice skinner of Lowell Vt, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hartly Souther, for
fe days
Mr., and Mrs. John Ferguson, who have
been in very poor health for some time, are
gaining slowly.
Mrs. Mary Ives is quite poorly also DR..
VIM. Foss is unable to get around as be used
to 60 or 20 years ago.
Miss Grace Oodding, who has been visiting
at Calvin Warren's for two weeks, returned
to her home last Friday.
The weather since March began has been
variable enough to satisfy the most fastidi-
GUS weather GROWER in this vicinity.
We are little late this week, The weather,
the Merry Mkmaids. March meeting and
household cares have. absorbed our spare
moments.
Elder James Gregory of MorrisviIle has be-
come resident OF this place. He has rented
what is known as the E. Donald residence on
lower Main street.
Henry Adams has sold his ODER Hill farm
to Arthur Lampher. Mr.. Adams has moved
to Stowe, where he will reside for the present.
Mr.. Lampher has taken possession of his
recent purchase.
Rumor says Harry Parker has bought of
| James Parker bui ding lot in the village OF
| North Hyde Park, where he intends to build
in the spring. We must be incorporated up
| here and that right away.
Guy Newton and E E. Hogaboon went
| to Crattsbury and returned Tuesday with
goods for G. A. Martin, who is moving into
| Mrs. Thompson's house. Mrs. Martin and
family came Friday and visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hogaboon, and her brothers and sisters.
| Michael McAuliff of Fairfield, has been Wis.,
ting in Lamoille County for the past few
! days calling upon his sister-in-law, Mrs. Dan
lei McAulitf at North Hyde Park, aud his
| nieces, Mrs. W. Il. Laport ofHyde Park. Mrs.
d. D. File cher of Johnson and Mrs. E. T.
| Ryder of MOrrisville.
Cortez Foss, one of our esteemed young
men, lately joined hands with one of Eden s
fair daughters by the name of Emery. He
promised to love, cherish and protect said
| young lady till death doth them sever. Cor
| tez will do it, too. He has already paid the
cigars to an immense crowd, who wish them
a long, happy, useful lite while here on earth
and kindly admiUtance into the world to
come.
Quite a number from this place attended
the opera at johnson Opera House last Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Undoubtedly
| had they known that Sewell was to be one OF
the characters represented in that grandest
of all plays ever presented to a civilized
people, everybody would have been present
regardless OF weather or expense 1t is sad
indeed, that we can't know what we are going
to lose till after we have lost it. The play
was frst-cass.
We wish to apologize and correct the sad
mistake we made or weeks since in reIa
ton to the new baby which arrived at Mr.
Fay's about that time. 1t appeared in print
as Arthur Toss child instead of Fay's. Ii
was an accident Oh our part, if we did it, We
had no grudge against the kid as we haC
never seen it. Mr.. Foss and Mr.. Fay are both
good fellows and we trust will get along with
out further trouble over the matter. Forgive
us.