News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-29
HYDE PARK.
lille sunshine would be nice,

n TDE HAHNs
A little sunshine would be nice.
Benz. Kinsley of Lowell visited
friends here yesterday.
R. W. Hulburd delivers the Memo
rial Day Grafton at st. Adams.
Russell Page now drives fine bay
hore, recently imported from Under
hill.
W. P. Boomhower spent several
days in Burlington last week on
business.
c. D. Robinson and F. D. Luce of
Waterbury we're in town the first of
the week.
Mrs. Emma Bell of Franklin is
spending a few days with A. L. Col
dard's family.
Miss Ella Kinsley has returned from
her vacation and resumed stenO-
graphic duties.
DR.. A. S. Wrisley of Waterbury
Centre transacted business at the
Probate Office Tuesday.
Rob't DaDz of West Hoboken, N j.,
is spending few weeks at the Phenix
for the benefit of his health.
r. W. Hulburd read very able
sermon last Sunday morning by Rev.
DR.. Dewey on immortality"
Mrs. Ball and daughter Lillian of
Chicago are spending a few weeks at
Putnam's "Knickerbocker Farm"
Mrs. VIM. Putnam returned Mon
day from a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Hamilton, at Richford.
Beware the "enlarge-your-pho
| grapE.aen.n A Job he recently did
created great discord in family here
last week.
Lee Andrews finds his business n.
terests here wind up slowly, so that
he will probably not be able to get
away this week.
The Odd Fellows worked the second
degree last Friday night. Next Fri
day evening the third. All brothers
please remember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lachance o
Fairfield are at the rectory. where
they will spend a few weeks with theil
son, FIR. Lachance.
Mrs. Della Grover, who has beer
spending some time with her sister
Mrs. Chas. Shaw, is again at hel
home on Church Street.
Street Commissioner Stevens is Civ
ing attention these days, so far al
the weather will allow, to the streets
within the corporation.
The worms which were so prevalenr
a couple of years ago, appear to b.
; with US again this year; We hope no
as numerous as heretofore.
J Geo. Brown has taken down hi
livery sign. He has gone out of tina
business and gives his entire atten
ton to his mining interests.
) Have you an absent friend or rela
tive who enjoys hearing home news
, The News and Citizen is like week.,
letter from you brimfull of news.
John Finnegan, the general utilit,
man about Pages establishment, re
b turned with his family from his vaca
tion last week and is again on deck.
! Dandelions appear to be every
where this year; the crop is exceed
ingly large-much to the disgust O
those who take pride in their lawns.
!, The society with a long name nigh
: find business in its line if an inspeC
tion was made of the four-in-hand
, being driven about the village thes
days.
"Black Rockp and "Ten Night
in a Bar-room have been added t,
/ the town library. They were contri
: buted by the Vermont Anti-SalooI
League.
Twenty-four names have been sc
T cured for the organization of cam
!, of Modern Woodmen and we under
j stand the same will be instituted a
i about June 20.
! W. P. Smile, one of Cambridge
= well-to-do farmers, was here on bus
. ness Monday. Will lived here at on
;, time and has many friends who ar
always glad to meet him.
! DR.. Baker and wife of Burlingto
i have been the guests of DR.. Genge th
4 past few days. A little entertainment
was given in their honor by Herber
: Christy and wife Monday evening.
10 Fred Keller did a very handsom
q thing in trimming the lawn abou
. the church yesterday. 1t not onl
!, shows him to be an adept with th
n lawn mower, but liberal minded whe
o it comes to drawing the line betwee
Il his own lawn and that adjoining
d This is good example that Other
should follow.