News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-04-04
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Nary Ives is imtrlving.

Lovely weather Is lovely, and has been
most all day.
MIS- Smith Of Waterville is here taking care
Of her husband, E. W. smith.
G.. A. Martin took trip to Craftsbury
Tuesday, returning Wedbesday.
1t is reported that Berton Hogaboom has
purchased farm on Cooper Hill.
Some are CONNER eng to search for their
sugar places these cold sunny days.
Mrs. Sewell Newton returned with her
effects, to her former abode, Monday
Il L. Hogaboom has bought the farm |
known as the Walker place, OF Hallst Hurl |
but and is moving there.
VIM Bennett and Mrs. r. g. Jones of Iras-
burg visited her daughter, Mrs. E. L. aoga-
boom several days last week
The farmers of this place wi ! be interested
in the article esew here entitled To the
Farm rs OF Johnson and vicinity.
Several from here attended J NJ. Foss' show
at Eden Mills last Wednesday evening. Mr.
Foss can't be eXcelled as a Snowman.
David Trudeau and family spent thr e
days in Coventry, last week visiting his
father and other friends in that vicinity
g. b. Allen can go TO I he head as a loggist
He has captured most all there are in this vi
Guilty aud in Eden and finished last Wednes-
day. ~
MI c. W Smith has been and now is quite
sick with apr endictis. At present the
chances are in his favor, so says DR.. Prentiss
Of ohrsDn
Sanford Place had the misfortune to diso-
cate one of his thumbs, while running the
edger in Z A. Wedges mill last week De-
Z istman fixed it so it will be all right in time.
Bracket & Eaton of MoIrisville, enter.
tanned fair audience at the Congregational
10 81
with &c merry What Would Jesus DO if
Tempted as we are"
| Frank Locke, Eddie Westover and Vernon
Balch closed their laboIs in Stowe where
they have been the past winter drawing logs,
returned last week aud were cordially vel
come by their families so far as we known.
Mrs Lottie Foss, son Cigar and little
| Alec have gone to Worcester, VT, to spend
f-w We ks with her brother, Mr. Charles
| Pratt Mss Evelyn Foss and her brother
Arthur have charge OF business here during
| their absence.
| f A. Wedge has commenced to cut his
stock of logs with fill gang of help. He is
anxious to get them cut before they shrink
so there will be naupht but the bark and
holes lett. Ed is a h. stIer aud knows how to
run saw-mill and make it pay.
Ms A. A. Niles of MorrisvilIe has been
spending several days in the interests of the
| Woman's Relief Corps, with fair success as
she organized lodge last Thursday in this
place. Several from johnson aud Morrisville
were present, All-behaved nicely as far as we
have heard,
Some time ago there was a piece in the
| paper TO the effect that G. NJ. Hogaboom 3
hound had left him; but it was insured. The
canine has not as yet returned. Now Gill is
| trying to find out in what company Segell
has his property insured, as his has re-
turned to him all right. He concludes it
must be in the Mutual
Charles Parker can go to the head on large
sap holders Carlos Eastman has Lately
built him one to hold about four hundred
paiIuS. painted inside and out, with pictures
of many of our ilustrious men or the inside
drawn by our home artist. Mr.. Eastman
was out of the shop at the time or there
would have been a change in some of the
characters.
Our village creamery has started up for the
season with fair prospect of some success
yet some of the milk producers are wondering
Il since seeing Mr. Stearns late statement o
facts, why it is that North Hyde Park mill
should increase in value from two to FIVE cents
per hundred pounds in carting four or five
miles. Perhaps the proprietor of the Norti
Hyde Park creamery can explain.
+ Micheal Kinds returned from his two weeks
vacation last week Wednesday. The kindnes
he received while absent was simply immense
, He makes special mention of his reception
while at Vim. Gamers at Fairfield, also hi
: visit at Mrs. COleman's at st. Adams, ant
I other friends, besides going to the shows an,
seeing the cars and making the acquaintance
of some of the policemen and other noted gen
tlemen of Franklin County. The finger h
cut off while working in Stearns Bro. 3 bo
:. shop, which was the cause of his vacation
got nearly well while he was absent.
The Aaron Keller W. R. c., No. 81 wa
instituted by Department President Clar
Bradley Niles, Department Treasurer Ida A
l.. Town, Department Secretary Olive I
: Luce and other members of j NJ. Warner "
r. C.. No. 81 of Morrsvile, and Old Brigad
l. W. II. C. No. 10 of johnson. The iollowin
officers WIRE elected: Pres, Mary c. Miles
/ S. V. P, Lurana A. Butts; j. v P, Alvir
Gilmore; Treasurer, JuliaS Blake Chaplain
Eliza W Croker; Conductor, Anna Gilmore
o Guard, Matte f. Westover, Secretary, Lon
NJ. Allen; Assistant Conductor, Elizabeth
r Stone; Assistant Guard, Lorena Furgusor
e Regular meeting of Aaron Keller W. X.
Saturday afternoon April 7, at . O'Clock.
: feel hurt yes, sighted, turned dow
3 and out. All my neighbours regardless
color, creed, sex or condition, have got the
garden leeds and | am left. Is it possible m
friend Powers has forgotten me, after havin
voted for him ever since | became of az
n Perhaps he thinks | don't keep a garden
perchance somebody has told him that "
= don't reside in District No. 1, therefore
has no hope of election anyway. We al
i willing to be forgiven for our past shor
u comings but we can't bear to be forgotten
forsaken in this our time of need. New
le mind now Judge, we will try and borrow
few seeds aud buy few if we can get trustee
y and get along some way till after the Distrt
Convention.