News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22
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1uNlGduIOuS are OuU announcing the
approaching wedding of William
Wilson Thorpe and Miss Isadore
Darling Noyes. The event occurs
Wednesday, Sept. 5, at the residence
of E. L. Noyes.
Street Commissioner Stevens is do
ing good work on the village streets.
For several days be has had a gang
of men with teams graveling Main
and Railroad streets, making great
impr proVements thereon.
V. L. Blodgett is building a meat
cart for H. R. Jones over at Coco
suck Farm" in Morristown. The
"riot act" may be read should the
new cart do business in Incorporate
limits of Hyde Park village.
c. L. Gates and F. H. Mcfarland,
School Director and Superintendent,
have been actively engaged the past
few days in changing text books and
renovating the blackboards in the
various school houses in town.
Since becoming sole proprietor of
"Windemere Point" at Eden, P. T.
DEMO has driven a well on the prem
ises and will make many other i'm
provements thereon. He intends to
have a model summer home there.
Mrs. A. L. Goddard has gone to
South birmingham, Mass, to spend
a few weeks with her son Charles.
Her husband will Join her there this
week and take short vacation, leav-
ing affairs at the Hide House in
charge of the boys.
Russell S. Page sailed from New
York last Saturday on the astoria"
for Glasgow, Scotland. He will spend
several weeks on the other side, TAX
ing in the Paris exposition and other
points of interest Business will be
combined with pleasure.
The Republicans of Hyde Park will
have another rally here before the
campaign closes. The time is fixed
for Saturday evening, Sept. l. The
speakers will be F. G. Fleetwood,
Esq of Morrisville and Hon. R. W.
Hulburd of this place. Further par
ticulars next week.
W. E Johnson, Esq, the Commits
sioner in the case OF Fl, M. Mcfarland,
A. D. Robbins complainant, has filed
his report. He finds that the charges
ag9inst Mcfarland are not true and
that in all the matters complained
of, respondent acted in good faith.
This settles the famous case and fully
exhonorates Mcfarland.
Invitations have been received here
by various parties to the wedding of
DR.. Victor c. Petersen and Winni-
fred L. Hartley. The event takes
place at Gouverneur, n. Y, Sept. 4.
DR.. Petersen has many friends here
who extend hearty congratulation
and trust that his matrimonial life
may be full of Joy and happiness.
A scrub game of base ball Saturday
afternoon last created considerable
amusement. Thorpe and Eaton
were the battery for one side with
Cheney and Grimes on the other.
Geo. Parker, I'd, acted as umpire and
his decisions proved him to be well
up with the rules of the game. The
score was 6 to in favor of Cheney's
side.
On Monday evening next Prof. C.
S. Cornell, the well, known baritone
soloist of Holyoke, Mass, will give
concert here at the Town Hall, assist
ed by Miss Marion Cornell, as pianist.
Mr.. Cornell is an excellent singer and
as the entertainment is for the bene-
fit of the Ladies' Aid, a liberal pat
ronage is desired. We bespeak for
them full house.
All the schools in town commence
Tuesday, September 4. Here are tie
instructors: Academy, E. L. Ingalls,,
Mrs. E. L. Ingalls,, Miss Blanche Brig
ham: North Hyde Park, Miss Ettie
Gray, Miss Alice Holbrook; Wiswell
district, Miss K. Malony; Centerville,
Wilson Leach; Centre, Miss Vivian
Billiard; Garfield, Miss Winnie Room
ey; Plains, Miss Carrie Laraway
Bundy district, E. Horner; McKins-
try, Miss Hosmer; Barnes district,
Miss Davis.
A party was given last Friday af-
ternoon by Miss Anna Gauthier to
her little cousin Miss Regina 0 Brien,
who, with her parents and grand
mother, are visiting here. The in
vited guests were the Misses Marion
SIayton, Frances and Elmira Noble,
and Marjorie Hulburd, Masters Car
roll and Proctor Page, Harold Noble
and Freddie Child. The young peo-
pie played games, after which refresh
ments were served on the lawn. The
afternoon wound up with a grand
promenade and "cake walk" by the
little ones, which was very amusing.
DIR. and Mrs. WV. Genge invited all
the children in the village between the
ages of four and twelve to party at
their house last Thursday afternoon,
given in honor of the seventh birth
day of their son, Master Valleau
Genge. About fifty responded
and spent the afternoon at the
doctors home. There were games
and a general good time, which all
greatly enjoyed Dainty refresh
ments were served. Master Valleau
was presented with a purse of FIVE
dollars from his friends. The entire
company were photographed by the
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