News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-28
HYDE PARK.
Charles Gregg has moved into Col.
McFarland's tenement.

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McFarland's 8 tenement.
The spring term at the Academy
commences Monday March II
Clarence Foster succeeds Ben Eaton,
as clerk in Kelley's meat market.
Some 25 couples attended the hop
at the PL9nlx last Wednesday even
ing.
Messrs. HuIburd and Waite we're in
Belvidere Monday on professional
business.
Mrs. f. l. Mann of WatervilIe spent
several days here the past week with
relatives.
j. p Kelley has hung out a price
list bulletin, giving current prices of
his goods.
Miss Esther Hathaway of Mont
pelier, is spending a few days at A.
v Wiswel's.
D. G. Robinson and wife and daugh-
ter, of Fletcher, were recent guests at
j. S. Leach's.
Prof. Iugalls and wife are spending
a week at West Charleston. They
return next Monday.
Will Thorp was called to st. Adams
last week to attend the funeral of his
father, Geo. W. Thorp.
Mrs. Geo. Parker hasgo to Enos-
burg Falls, to spend a week with her
daughter, Mrs. SOlandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Slayton and
little son from Calais, VT, visited
relatives here the first of the week.
Miss Winnie Hanley of Essex June
ton, spent part Of last week here
with her brothers, Dewey and Tom.
f. P. Hill and family are at Morse's
Line today, attending the wedding
of Miss Stella, daughter of James
Hill.
Mrs. Beatrice johnson and daUgh-
ter of Sheldon Junction, were guests
of Geo. Brill, several days the past
week.
Melvin Morse and Glenn Wilkins
have become partners as agents in
the life and accident insurance busi-
ness.
Foss has moved his stock of drugs
into the Foss & Andrews store and
will soon have everything in regula-
ton style.
John Miner has bought out a meat
market at Johnson, taking posses
sion Monday. He has hired Ben
Eaton to clerk for him.
The Gotham Comedy Co.," gave
an entertainment at the Town Hall
last Friday evening. The attend
ance was fair-the show ditto.
Mrs. Nina Cleveland of No. Adams,
Mass, and the Misses Bertha and
Mabel Nichols of Cambridge, VT,
were recent guests at Judge Whites.
Don't fail to attend the Rebekahs'
entertainment at the Town Hall this
evening. 1t will be "the event of the
season." and you cannot afford to
miss it.
P. T. DEMO cut off the end of a fin
ger on his left hand last Thursday
while, running a buzz saw. This is
cut No. 2. He cut the end off of an
other on planer not long ago.
Mr.. Seth Moxley died Feb. II, at
his home in Royalton, VT, where he
has lived for several years. He was
72 years of age and was a man who
was we'll known in Hyde Park.
Miss Mann of the Primary depart
ment at the Academy, having an
nounced that she would not teach
here another year, applications for
the position are already coming in
to the board of directors.
The usual dinner will be served at
the church vestry town meeting day,
and not only the voters, but every
body who wants a good dinner for
Is cents, will be carefully looked after
by the Ladies' Aid Society. Come
To-day being Ash Wednesday the
opening of Lent, Mass was said at
st. Teresa's Church at 9 O'Clock this
morning. There will be other special
services during the Lenten season of
which due notice will be given in this
paper.
News from c. NJ. Strong, who is at
the Waterbury Asylum is that he re-
mains about thesam His health is
quite good, but his memory is unre-
liable. In conversng with him he is
so forgetful that he cannot carry on
a conversation.
The large memorial windows have
been placed in the new church. They
are handsome and puta fine finish on
the appearance of the edifice. The
electrolier and other lights have been
placed in the auditorium and they
illuminate it very nicely.
Fred Lilley sis in the hands of his
friends" as an aspirant for both
Town Clerk and Treasurer. Fred il
one of our enterprising business men
and we'll qualified to FIJI the Office.
As to the Clerkship, N g. Wood has
held the position 8 years, served the
town faithfully, and would like to do
so some more. 1t is for the town to
decide.
John Finnegan, the genial all
round man at Pages Office has had
serious thoughts about engaging in