News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-11
HYDE PARK.

Clarence Foster is home from Barre
for short vacation.
W. W. Cowan of Bradford is in the
place for short visit.
Mrs. c. S. Page and Miss Alice spent
Tuesday in st. Johnsbury.
Barney Finnegan is in Eden survey
ing for the asbestos people.
See page two for more locals. We
have some there every week.
Curriers' livery has a new sign-the
handiwork OF Gushing Nichols.
The steam mill has shut down for
a couple days--all on account of the
Fair.
Advertised Letters w. H. Brown,
A. j, Mills, George Weston, j. B.
Stewart.
Miss Glee Gould ofMorrisvilespent
Sunday here with her friend, Miss
Maud Bailey.
Erwin Wright is acting as first as
sistant and driver for FOrster's bak-
cry this week.
Mrs. L. G. Andrews of Lyme, N. r.,
is here for a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Ellen Buck. A. L. Mowers
daughter, has returned to her home
in New Hampshire.
G. H Crane and wife "took a day
off" last Saturday and visited Mrs.
Cranes mother at Wolcott.
The North Hyde Park ball club
goes to Hardwick next Saturday. A
great game may be expected.
Parties interested in Geo. Browns
Canadian asbestos mines have been
here in consultation with him.
Dennis Finnegan is to take up the
study of dentistry and will shortly
enter dental college in Baltimore.
Mrs. F. N. Keeler left yesterday for
Arlington, Mass, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. John Hardy, Jr.
Perley Johnson of Burlington is
visiting his Hyde Park relatives and
will spend several days hereabouts.
The low water at the plant neces-
STATED shutting down the day pow
er a short time the first of the week.
Elbert Whitney and wife of Potion,
and P. O., Albert Blaisdell and wife of
Fairfax are visiting at F. 2. True's.
I. W. Hanley and wife of Essex are
here for few days, taking in the
Fair and visiting their immediate
friends.
P. T. Denio and family have re-
turned from Point Windermere, and
their camp at that place is closed for
the season.
The boarders at "The EIms" have
all departed and the season is closed.
The company there has been a very
pleasant one.
Miss Fannie Parkhurst, daughter
of the late Conductor Parkhurst of
st. Johnsbury, spent part of last
week here with friends.
Mrs. James Buckham and Master
Waldo, who have been here all sum-
mer, returned to their home at Mel
rose, Mass, yesterday.
Will LaPorte completes his years
work as gardener for G. A. Knight
Oct. ! and will then remove to his
home on Church street.
Miss Lois Whitney of Crystal Lake,
ILL.,, who is visiting relatives in this
county, spent few days here recently
with her cousin, Mrs. F. L. Lilley.
Capt. Waite returned from Boston,
where he has been in attendance
upon Grand Lodge, Monday night.
He reports very interesting time.
Nelson Bundy was laid up several
days last week by illness. He is now
himself again and once more occupies
a prominent place on his delivery
| team.
Owing to the ill-health of her moth,
er, Miss Alice Crane will not return to
Wellesley College. Sheand her mother
expect to spend the winter at the
Phoenix.
P.B. Foster and wife and the senior
Genge and wife spent last Thursday
with DR.. Genge's people in camp at
Lake Eden. 1t was a very enjoyable
occasion.
l.. B. Sherwin and wife went to
Burlington Saturday. The Judge re-
turned Monday Mrs. S. will spend
the week there with her son George
and family.
Col. Sawyer and Sheriff Robbins
transacted business at Woodbury.
Tuesday. The colonel allows Wood
bury to be fine place but the road
to West Woodbury. is like climbing
up Mansfield Mountain.