News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-07
HYDE PARK.
Election Is over.

IACCDlOh ONOl.
Now get ready for Thanksgiving.
Thos. Ahern and bride of Burling-
ton are at John Finuegan's.
Misses Adine and Lima Minor are
visiting relatives in Fletcher.
Miss Margaret McEIroy is spending
few days at Geo. Eastman's.
R. L. Fairbanks shipped a car load
of stock to Boston markets Monday.
N. G. Wood was in Burlington
Thursday looking after his coal in
terests.
Miss Halle Kelton of st. Adams
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Lee
Andrews.
Mrs. P. T. Denio is in attendance
upon a district meeting of Rebekahs
at Portland.
Dewey Hanley returned Monday
from visit of several days in Chit
tenden county.
Bert Wells and wife of Plainfeld,
VT, were visitors at H. J. Lilley's
part of last week.
Miss Helen Smalley of Waterbury
is here to spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. W. N. Putnam.
The Odd Fellows worked the third
degree upon Melvin G. Morse of
Hardwick last Friday night.
H. NJ. Noyes went to Montpelier
and F. n. Keller to Burlington for
comfort from election returns.
The papers have been signed and
the Odd Fellows have a perpetual
lease of the upper floor of the town
hall.
Mrs. Alice Rogers and Mrs. Lizzie
Brown of North Troy were guests at
"The Elms" several days the past
week.
The youngest child ofRev.and Mrs.
Taylor had severe attack of erysip.
elias last week, but is much better
now.
Harry Foss was thrown from his
bicycle one day last week, receiving
injuries that laid him up for a few
days.
Myron Flanders and wife of Tun-
bridge spent several days here the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Lilley.
Prof. Ingalls, visited several towns
in the county last Saturday on busi-
ness pertaining to the County Super
visorship.
Bert Noyes now acts as agent for
the MorrisviIle laundry. All work
entrusted to him will begiven prompt
attention.
The young people held a "prom"
at the town hall Friday evening.
There was a good attendance and a
good time.
Samuel Cinnamon, who represented
this town in the Legislature of 1878,
died Saturday at Johnson, where he
had been living for some time.
The remains of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gauthier were removed Tuesday
from the old Catholic cemetery in
johnson to the new one in this viii
lage.
Let's see. Nothing been heard OF
or said about that panther for Q
couple of weeks. Guess he got wind
of Boards being on his trail and so
skipped out.
C. A. Knights greenhouse is up
and enclosed and the steam fittings
are about completed. In connection
with the greenhouse, he is to have an
up-to-date hennery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dover of Hinesburg,
VT, made short visit here last week
with tf1eir daughters, Mrs. John Fin
negan and Miss Agnes Dover, re.
turning home Monday.
H. C. Whitehill and wife of Water.
bury visited in the place last Friday
MIR. Whitehill is the hustling editor
of the Waterbury Record, one of Yer.
mont's progressive papers.
Geo. Brill has just added to his
armory outfit Colts army revolver
This gives him a complete assort
ment of "weapons of defence" ano
he is now ready for any sort o
burglar.
E. L. Noyes, wife and son, and F
N. Keller and wife visited Mt. Mans
field fish pond the first of the week
When full, the pond will cover l25
acres, making one of the largest and
best trout ponds in the state.
Election returns were received al
the depot, at which place a large
crowd assembled. Returns were 9
long time coming in and not unit
after midnight was anything OF i'm
portance heard. The news by tele
phone from Morrisville was the best
i by far.