News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-21
NORTH HYDE PARK

V A. Gilmore has been granted an increase
in pension. .,..l. Cd s,ra. s.sg sso,5,t an,
New baby at Arthur Foss' It's boy,
without name as yet.
Arthur Lamphpr now resides in the Thomp--
son Block No. Trudeau st.
Bert Lampher has moved onto the DR..
Bucklin place No. n Maple st.
Another change in the weather. Sympathy
forthe Beers is on the increase.
Mrs. A. S. Thompson and George Seymour
were guests at q. A. Foss' last week Thurs
day.
Miss Evelyn Foss who has been indisposed
and unable to be out for several days is much
better.
Justice Foss had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite badly last Thursday while cutting
ice in the road.
Miss Anna Gilmore has a new organ Of the
Needham make She is entitled to many of
the blessings OF life.
G. B. Allen is the busiest man in Northern
Vt. Logs. logs coming from every point OF
the compass every day.
William Manning who lives on ODER Hill
buried his little daughter last Thursday. aged
months. She was sick but few days.
Village school closed last Friday, taught
by Miss Waite and Miss Gray, both giving
Lawrence Foss stood at the head as
shootst last Friday; don't know what he
hit, as we are unacquainted with the game.
Henry Adams has a large lumber Job in
Stove for Bert Bros. Eddie Westover and
Frank Locke with teams are assisting him in
the job.
The poor PHILIPPINE must be Encouraged
when they read the reports from Kentucky
and see how easy it is to become civilized or
Americanized and be happy.
W. D. Manning expects to finish his logging
job in about two weeks, at which time he will
vacate his Bear Brook residence and return
to his former home near his mill.
Most every body is saving their pennies
and making other arrangements to attend
the District Convention so as to see Gov.
Page nominated for member of Congress.
CA Martin of East Craftsbury, who has
been visiting friends in the place the past few
days, returned to his home Tuesday. Mrs.
Maud Hogaboom and daughter, accompany
ing him.
How still every body is keeping about Town
Meeting 1t now looks as though Towns
would be bothered to obtain great and good
men to sacrifice themselves for town honors.
1t is sad to see things lag 80 this slippery
weather.
Mrs. l.. p. Butts has gone to Stowe and
Waterbury, where she expects to spend
week or more visiting friends and relatives.
She is entitled to a vaCtion. Miss Anna Gill
more takes her place in the post during
| her absence.
The recent public debate held in E. Wedges
saw mill yard {. M. Gray VS. Frank Chatfee
| about lines. logs and trespass, ETC., was set
| tied in favor of Mr.. Gray at once, after he
| told Mr. Chaffee that he was not half the gen
| +hot mtnn Uo
was heart.reDding for Chaffee and filed
| Sewell's heart with cheer. Mr.. Z. has our
| sympathy.
Hon. E. B. Taft OF Burlington, is to give us
a free lecture next Friday evening, the 23rd
| He has Travelled in South America, Europe,
Mexico, the Holy Land, Japan, etc, and has
| a number of lectures prepared on lis travels
He comes to us through the influence OF MT
Vernon Billiard, who speaks highly OF bis
| ability as lecturer. 1t is free of expense tc
j US, except his entertainment. Come ana neal
him and give him a fall house.
Elmer Stuffiebean started last Thursday
for Boer-land, to assist the Beers IN relieving
| Lady-Smith. He took his gun with him anC
the chances are more than even he will stoI
off at Swanton Lime Kiln, Rutland anC
Windsor, as he has many friends at all o
| those places, besides leaving many here II
No. hyde Park Mr.. s. was a prominent
member of the No. Hyde Park Sporting Clui
lately organized for the benefit OF both mlnC
and body. He had made rapid strides as
shootist during the time he was mem per
Only last Saturday he was enabled to hit u
| W. Smiths 30 acre lot at a distance OF IL
rods, with one eye partly closed.
A young man by the name of Heal from
Battle Creek, Mich, aged 10 and yount
lady from Montreal, aged Is, met at tn
home of Mr.. Clark, on Maple Street las
Thursday evening and we're united in th
holy bonds of matrimony by Elder Loehiin
They were little short of certificate as thel
parents we're dead and they had no guardians
They did not feel like waiting for the legls
lature to convene next fall or call an extr'
session, as they wanted to set up housekeep
ing the next morning, which they did on tn
Loveland farm on Como Hill May God
blessing attend them till they become of age
is the wish of all we have heard speak of it.
Another event worthy of notice took plac
at the home Of Ira ManIey on Trudeau street
Thursday, Feb. 8. Elder Loehlin was pres
ent and united "Aunt Prudy," the widow o
Allan Stowell, to husband No. 4, by the name
of Lorenzo Qussell from Stowe Their unitet
age is about 40, weight between 500 anC
600 lbs They started for their Stowe HON
Thursday in the best of spirits and the bes
wish, OF their many friends attending them
| luey DOJH udu W pTOmIbb L0e Elder DeIOf
star ting that they would ''love, cherish ant
obey" each other until they found somebod
they liked better, or during the good behav
ior OF each.
We noticed in recent issue of the CITIzE
that we had been to Montpelier. We fee
grateful for the information. Yes, we went
and We will never forget it-especially the f.
more Pond part of it. We found our friend
well and happy so were we while with them
We saw Bryan and heard him expound tn
political situation. Tried to have him com
!, home with US; offered to take him down t
lJohnson and show him the new opera house
introduce him to G. II. Stearns, Peter Paret
I'll Raymore and other noted gentlemen VIII
) reside in Lamoie county. All our pleading
we're in vain, as his wife and children we're
Texas, and his duty called him thence. "
. made the acquaintance of the High Sheriff
4 Washington county, who very kindly shove
! US the new Jail, just completed at a cost
$23 500. Its dandy; accommodations fC
7 81 patrons besides the family. We heard Il
: band play and saw many people we never ga
before or ever expect to see again. One thin
: we did not behold from Elmore Pond to Wo
cester town line, that was roads, or any sig
: OF them, going or coming.
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