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

L ne OOcUOTS are Du3y.
Get ready for sugaring.
A great many are sick with colds
and sore throat.
Judge GriswoId of Cambridge was
in the place last Monday.
Sheriff Stevens was up Craftsbury
way Tuesday on official business.
Misses Hazel and Pearl Underwood
are visiting friends in st. Johnsbury.
Harrison Grout is somewhat "un-
der the weather" with a severe cold.
Miss Doris DEMO spent several
days last week with friends in John
son.
Miss LiIah Waite returned Monday
evening from a weeks visit to Bur
lington.
H. j. LjIley and p. T. Denio are
laying off from active duties because
OF illness.
Miss Annie Soule of East Fairfield
is acting as assistant to Station
Agent Brill.
Morton HIllreturned Monday even
ing from a visit of several days at
Morse's Line.
Frank Keeler of Burlington was in
town Monday, giving attention to
real estate matters.
Ernest Lilley made a trip to Shell
burn last week; he expects to get
work there soon.
F. L. Lilley is fixing up the Ora
WisweIl house preparatory to NOV
ing in about April /.
+. R. Child and wife and W. D.
Strong have gone to Boston,; busi-
ness and pleasure combined.
Miss Ella Kinsley was in Fletcher
over Sunday, returning Monday with
her ward, Gertrude McNalIy.
R. S. Page spent Sunday in Bur
lington. The Lieutenant has devel-
oped mysterious fondness for the
Queen-city.
R. W. Hulburd has been somewhat
indisposed for few days, which
ailment has necessitated his keeping
indoors for awhile.
Treasurer Strong has placed sub
stantial safe in Foss & Andrews
store; we suppose it is for the safe
keeping of the town money.
The Home Culture Club had an in
terestipg meeting last Wednesday at
the Phoenix. David Harum" was
the subject under elaboration.
C. Fl. Merrill has broken up house
keeping for the present. His family
have gone to Craftsbury to make an
extended visit there with relatives.
A. A. Spicer, who is living with his
daughter in Connecticut, in renewing
his subscription writes that he is we'll
and enjoying himself, but has not
had a sleigh ride this winter
The opening of school at the Acad-
emy is deferred until Monday next,
March 19-beeause of the illness OF
Prof. Ingalls,, who has been confined
to the house for number of days
with an attack of grip.
Twenty-three applicants for certi6-
Gates presented themselves at the
teachers examination here last week.
Owing to illness of Prof. Ingalls,, the
examination was conducted by Miss
Brigham and Mrs. Ingalls,.
By actual count As went from here
to the "Merry Milkmaids' opera at
johnson Friday evening. Saturday
evening a dozen or more went down
and all were highly delighted with it.
1t was a first-class entertainment.
V. L. Blodgett took the contract
to move F. r. Child's big safe from
the upper story of the printing office
block to the new office on Mainstreet.
Vern did the Job in A l shape in a
couple of days and made good wages.
By the will of Mrs. Nellie Land who
died in Chicago last week, her only
I child, Will Land boy of II is made
heir to her estate which is estimated
at about $4,000. Her brother,
Thomas Moore of this place is to be
the guardian.
w. Welch formerly of Johnson,
but now of Lebanon, N. H., was here
a day or two last week, transacting
business at the probate office. Mr..
/, Welch's many friends will be pleased
to learn that he meeting with good
, success in his new location.
J Do not forget the lecture to be de-
; lived by Rev. FIR. Rand next Satur.
} day evening, st. Patrick's Day, or
} "Catholcity the Main Factor il
} Forming the Irish Character" Tick
} cts are now on sale. Lecture com