News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
HYDE PARK.


Mrs. C. P. Sawyer of Hardwick was
in the place last Friday.
Sheriff Robbins was in Newport
several days last week on business.
Miss Mabel Rooney is doing stem
ographic work for the County Clerk.
Harold Waite enters upon his
years clerkship at n. G. Woods to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Strong and Norma Wis
tied friends in Underhill the first of
the week.
Miss Sarah Finnegan of Lowell was
a guest at John Finnegan's part of
last week.
Mrs. G. c. Pond and son Bremen of
Winchester, Mass, are stopping at
"The Ems."
Gov. and Mrs. Page returned to-
day from an outing of several days
up on Mt. Mansfield.
Erwin Wright has rented a tenement
in MOrrisville and will move his house
hold effects there soon.
Miss Maud Walsh, who has been at
DR.. Genge's q couple of weeks, started
for Philadelphia to-day.
Prof. Ingalls, will conduct teachers
examinations here on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
Mrs. E. G. Page and children leave
next week for an extended visit with
relatives in Massachusetts.
Donald Scribner returns from Chi
cago this evening. His cousin, Miss
Mary Gale accompanies him.
Mrs. 0. A. GriswOld left to-day for
Greensboro, where she will spend q
few days in camp with friends.
Base ball Saturday afternoon next
between Hyde Park and North Hyde
Park Tuesday with Morrisville.
s. B. Waite has a portion of the
timber upon the ground for his new
storehouse on the old church grounds.
Judge Kelley is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence by putting
a bay window on the south side of it.
Mrs. Will Harris and son have re-
turned from Enosburg Falls, where
they have been spending several
days.
Mrs. Earl Jordan of Hardwick is
here assisting in caring for her moth
er, who is ill with appendicitis at
James Eaton's.
C. H. Crane went to Montreal Mon
day evening to meet his wife who re-
turned with him to-day from her
Canadian visit.
Misses Jennie Carpenter and Rosa
Day of the Industrial School at Mid
dletown, Conn.,, were guests of G. A.
Wilkins last week.
The Assistant Judges are to be
here next Friday to decide upon the
amount of repairs to be made upon
the county buildings.
The Misses Daisey and Marjorie
Johnson of Burlington have been
visiting their classmate, Miss Anna
Lilley, the past few days.
NJ. A. Boardman of Milwaukee
Wis, and his son, FL. G. Boardman, o.
Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of Mrs
c. NJ. Small, their cousin.
W. N. Putnam has his gasolene en-
gine set up and in running order. II
is slick one and greatly facilitates
work in that hustling shop.
L. Lilley and wife, DR.. Stevens
and wife and Mrs. Grace Gile anC
daughter went up on Mt. Mansfield
yesterday, returning to-day.
, Mrs. Grace Wilson, formerly Grace
Hyde, from The Dalles, Oregon, called
. on friends here Monday. She is "jus
az young as she used to be-"
Phil Clark and wife of Lyndonvile
also Mrs. Gile, nee Grace Allen, wifi
= of DR.. Gile of Mattapan, Mass, wer,
+ recent guests at the home OF F. L
= Lilley.
7 The new officers of the Y. P s. c. E
are: President, Morton Hill; Vice
President, Miss Ethel Strong; Secre
| tary, Miss Helen Mcfarland; Treas
} urer, Miss Eva Wood.
Florencia Torez, the Mexican palm
ist, 9TH daughter of a 7th daugh
. ter, born with a veil," will be a
: Phoenix Hotel Friday next. Consul
: her on business and love affairs, adv
l. Remember the lecture next Mon
b. day evening on woman Suffrage
by the we'll known speaker, Mrs. s. S
! Fessenden, who comes here under tn
auspices of the State Woman's Sui
: frage Association.
A certain young Miss, who is givel
, somewhat to somnambulism, walked
in her sleep the other night and ol
being asked what she wanted replied
81 want my elastics to give to Ber
Q Crane to fly his kite with"
= l.. NJ. Kelley of Richford and hi
friend, G. W. Beermort, from thes
place, are spending asfew days here
q Mr.. Kelley is son of j. f. Kelle,
and was "kid" known as "Duffer
: when his father kept hotel here.
n II. NJ. Noyes is confined to tn
: house by illness. He has been il
Q poor health all summer, but las
e week had to give up and take to hi
n bed. He is suffering from nervou
y prostration. Late reports pronounc