News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20
HYDE PARK.
Miss Algie Place is spending a few
days in Irasburgh.

days in Irasburgh.
A. E. Young spent Sunday with
relatives at Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. True have been
visiting friends in Canada.
j. Y. Stevens of Waterville, trans
acted business here Monday.
R. W. Hulburd and DR.. Slayton
were in Waterbury Monday.
The post-office block has been
frightened up by coat of paint.
Mrs. Joanna Griswold is spending a
few weeks with friends ia Hard wick.
DR.. FL. D. Martin, the oculist, can
be consulted at Hotel Phoenix June
%.
Mrs. Cora Thomas of Jacksonville
was visitor in the place last
Monday.
Miss Clara Arnold has gone to her
home in Benson for couple of weeks
vacation.
The Odd Fellows worked the initia-
tory degree upon FL. P. Waite last
Friday evening.
Miss Helen Smaley of Waterbury
is spending a week here with her aunt
Mrs. W N Putnam.
E. L. Noyes, wife and son and Mrs
A. P. Smalley visited relatives in
Craftsbury the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Fitz of New
Haven, Conn, are here to spend the
summer at Lester Boophower's.
Currier has recently added another
bicycle buggy and a cushion tire
wagon to his livery, besides other
new wagons.
But two from this place availeC
themselves of the opportunity tC
visit AuSable Chasm Monday. Toe
much of an undertaking for single
day.
Rev. FIR. Rand and Miss Rand spent
last week at st. Johnsbury. There
was meeting of the clergy there
after which few days outing was
enjoyed.
Owing to ill health, Miss Cora Fair
banks, the efficient clerk in Col. Nc
FarIand's office, has been obliged tC
temporarily Withdraw from ACTIVE
duty there.
Fud Gauthier has had his house or
Church street painted, which greatly
adds to the appearance thereof. The
premises, which are nicely kept up
make very attractive home.
About 80 from this place took il
"Neighbor lakewood" at Morris
vile last Thursday evening. Tn,
play was very well liked, but it's ex
treme length made it a trife tiresome
The Democratic convention a
Montpelier last week took gooC
notice of Hyde Park Democracy. c
L. Gates is placed upon the stat,
committee and II. NJ. Noyes on tn,
congressional.
John Gray is having a serious tim,
with blood poisoning in his left hand
A couple of weeks ago while butcher
ing, he cut finger slightly and sine
tLen the hand has given him consid
cradle trouble.
The chairs for the vestry of the new
church have arrived and will be useC
for the first time next Sunday. Th
work of vanishing the pews is nov
under way, and in a short time the,
will be ready for use.
Frank True completed work las
week for the c. M. Strong Co. HI
has been there seven years and dur
ing that time has lost but three days
A very good record. The concern il
to be closed out in order to settle VI
the estate.
One of the best appointed stores il
town is that of Noyes q. Wood. Hi
stock is complete in every depart
ment and everything is new and up
to. date. Read his advertisement
each week for special announcements
and go to his store for bargains.
Rev. VIM. Hazen, a former teache
in the Academy, was in town the lat
ter part of last week. He expects tC
leave Vermont the last of July fo
Europe and will take bicycle triI
through England and Scotland, anC
later will go to India, where he viii
engage in missionary work.