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

Jack Tibbitts is a guest at Mrs. D A. Foss'.
Carlos Eastman is visiting in New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs Calvin Warren has been visiting friends
in SwantOn.
L. f. Harrington and wife of Jacksonville
are in town "a
Jos Gallup has sold all of bis real estateto
Ira ODER of Eden. -
Rev. Mr. Gregory and wife have returned
from their Canadian trip.
A number of young people attended thee.
f. convention at Stove Monday.
Leon Bailey, the efficient clerk at E W.
Smiths, Is away on his summer vacation.
W. H. Emery of Eden has leased the Valley
House and will take possession next week.
Mrs. Buxton is in very critical condition,
and two of Carlos Eastman's children are.
very sick.
Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks assisted Rev. Mr.. Greg
ory in the services at the new church last Sun
day morning
c. II. Souther, E. A. Wedge and Stephen
Miles are all making extensive repairs upon
| their buildings.
Joseph Boyes has purchased the house oe-
| copied by c. M Parker, and George &. Smith
the Bucklin place on Ferry street.
The W. R. c. entertained the memberslo of
the Post on Saturday afternoon Reiaesh-
ments were served and good time was en-
| joyed by all.
Mrs W. Warren spent several days in,
| Franklin county with her sister.
Cuisine Smith and family of Belvidere spent
| the Fourth in this place visiting friends and
| relatives.
Gilman Hogaboom has purchased of VIM.
| Foss his residence on Maple street. Consider
alton $3.50. Good trade for both parties.
The North HYDE Parkers play ball with the
| Hyde Park nine at North Hyde Park on
Saturday, the 14th This will be the rubber
game. They also play the Johnsons the list
on their grounds here
The Fourth of July passed off quietly Con
ventions and caucuses havegone into history,
| so we honest yoemenry can devote our time
to potato bugs and mosquitoes till Repie'
sentative time, which draweth nigh. "a
| S. K. Vaughan, while on his way to Canaaas
recently, found a copper mine in or beside the
| road which excells in richness etc, anything
| of the kind ever discovered by mortal man.
| We speak from what we have heard, notwhat
| we have seen.
J Mrs. Mary Ives, who has been sick so long,
passed away on the night of the 4th inst
| The funeral services were held on Saturday,
Rev Mr.. Taylor officiating. The remains
were inferred in the Centerville cemetery.
Mrs Ives was a lady only to be known to be
respected.
Our village school closed the Friday before
the Fourth. 1t was a very successful
term, taught byMss Whitcomb ofCambridge
and Miss Efie Gray of Hyde Park. The fol-
lowing are the names of those having no alb
sent or tardy marks in Miss Gray's depart
ment:. Leo Allen, Nate Allen, Earl Gray,
Viola Kneeand, Marion Kneeland, Rnoda
Ober, Bernice Bidwell, Maggie Eastman.
Its nice to be resident of johnson and be
classed with the beauties as proclaimed by
the Citizen OF last week Please accept the
thanks of the gallant twelve who had every
thing their own way on that eventful day
The delegation referred to we're elected by the
good people of johnson expressly for business
rather than show. Had Johnson selected
twelve of her prettiest men on that occasion,
they would have astonished the world and
perchance have broken up the convention
Again accept our thanks for compliments.