News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22
HYDE PARK.


over his meat-market.
Remember Prof Cornell's concert
next Monday evening.
Consult the advertising columns of
this paper for bargains.
A. J. Bowers of Worcester, Mass,
is in town for a short visit.
Sunday, Sept. 16, is the probable
date for dedicating the new church.
Col. Sawyer and R. W. Hulburd at
tended the rally at Burlington Tues
day.
Fred Gale has returned to Chicago,
after a couple of weeks vacation
here.
The sign "Hotel Ptenix" again
adorns the outer wall of that hos
telry.
Miss Ella Kinsley spent several
days the past week with friends at
Lowell.
s. W. Corse and family of Mont.
pelier were recent visitors at A. V,
Wiswell's.
Nothing the matter with this
weather; like the Republican party
it's all right.
Clarence Foster has gone to Barre
where he has position to learn the
barber's trade.
Mrs. Grace Stevens and child o.
Hartland are at E. L. Noyes' tor q
few weeks sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, B. Waite were called
to Bakersfield Saturday to attend
the funeral of a cousin.
Mrs. S. B. Waite and daughter
Lilah, are spending a few days with
friends at Queen City Park.
F. P. Hill spent Sunday with his
family at Highgate Springs. He
went overland" " with a bike.
Miss Lucy Wicker of New York. is
spending a few days here with heI
college mate, Miss Alice Page.
Fl. M. Mcfarland and wife are
spending a few days at Old Orchard
They will return next Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Stevens and her sister
Mrs. Brown. are spending a few days
in Burlington and Queen City Park.
A. L. Goddard is improving his res
idence by building two large veranda'
thereon. A. Fl. Manley is doing tht
job.
Mrs. JOANNA, Griswold leaves to
morrow for Greene, Me-, where sh,
will spend several weeks with reIa
tives.
G.. A. Knight has commenced th'
erection of a green house on hil
premises. 1t will be up-to-date in al
respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Knight and Mrs
A. H. Copley start on their western
trip next Saturday; they will be alb
sent several weeks.
R. W. HuIburd speaks at No. Troy
Thursday evening and at Franklin
Friday evening. He has been invited
to speak at st. Adams.
Miss Alice Page gave a party to {
few of her friends last Wednesday
evening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Edith Patch, of Boston.
Mrs. Ferdinand Gauthier entertain
ed number of her friends very pleas
antly last Saturday evening, serving
refreshments on the lawn.
Mrs. Newton Leach, nee Patti
Woodwork, visited at W. HI. Harris
last week, returning to her home a
Enosburg Falls Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Slayton returned Satur
day from a several days visit will
her sister at Worcester. A. A. Bills
accompanied her, returning Sunday
Leigh Wellman, with his wife ant
child, from Lowell, spent several day
here the past week with M. P. Chene,
and family and L. c. Andrews ant
wife.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt flag
newly lettered and put in shape TO
the CO campaign, now waves majestical
ly over the street in front of tn
Phoenix.
Mrs. c. j. Patch and daughte
Edith, who have been spending sew
eral weeks in this vicinity, returned
to their home at Dorchester, Mass.
Tuesday.
H.C. Lanpher has fled nomination
papers for Representative. The pa
pers are signed by +. L. Liley, Har
rison Grout, E. V. Lilley, H. j. Lille
and Geo. Brown.
Charles Riley and his son, Maste
Cornell, from Proctor, and JohI
Riley, Charles father, from Salt LAX
City, made a brief visit here witt
relatives last week.
Cushing Nichols visited his daugh
ter at the State Asylum at Water
bury last Thursday. He found he
in quite good health and contentec
with the surroundings.
Mrs. Flora Mitchell of Charleston
ILL.,, who is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l. c. Vaughan has gone t,
Boston for a short stay. She will re
turn here before going West.
Misses A. d. Sawyer, Wilma Leach
Alma Bugbee and perhaps other
from Gov. Pages Office, 60 to WindC
mere Point, Eden Lake, Friday, t
spend few days as guests OF Mrs. l