News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
HYDE PARK,

HYDE PARK.
DR.. M, F. Minard and daughter of
Waterbury were in this place Tues
day.
Mrs. A. B. Noyes of st. Johnsbury
visited relatives here the latter part
of last week.
The Selectmen will draw orders
next Saturday to pay watering
trough rents.
The &c. A. and Hardwick students
will meet on the football gridlron at
this place next Saturday afternoon.
Cassius Gray, of the Albany Bust
ness College, is the latest addition to
the stenographic force at Gov Pages.
F.P. Hill is having bath tub, law
atory, etc., placed in his residence.
Keeler the local plumber is doing the
job.
Jesse Bishop, the Boston trolley
starter, is up here on a short vaca-
ton. Helooks as if the Hub agreed
with him.
ADsel Boyes has moved his bouse-
hold effects from Music Hall to
suit of rooms in the Perlroth cottage
on Creamery Ave.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an impor-
tant business meeting at the church
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Full attendance desired.
Mrs. Charlotte Brown, widow of
the late C. G. Brown of Belvidere has
moved into Judge Whites, her broth
er's, house on Church street.
Geo. Flintom, for the 99th time
has returned to this place and is
again at Curriers' liYery-that is he
was when We wrote this item.
The Academy boys and the John
son chaps had another football bout
here yesterday afternoon. The home
team were victorious Is to 0.
Myrtle Dana has gone to Williams
town for a short stay. During her
absence, Homer Calkins will drive the
Cleveland Corners school team.
A large number of the little folks of
the village were entertained at the
Cong'l parsonage last Friday after
noon by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Wood.
They enjoyed themselves hugely.
The Campbell Bailey wedding comes
off at the Cong'l church next Tues
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. There
will be four bridesmaids, a maid of
honor, best man and four ushers.
engagements and marriages seem
to be in the air just now. Let the
good work go on incidentally, we
might mention that we turn out very
fine wedding invitations and an
nouncements.
The fall term at the Academy will
close Nov. Is. There will be a two
weeks vacation. On the evening of
the 18th an entertainment will he
given, due notice of which will be
given in these columns.
Geo. B. Allen, the hustling merchant
from the North village, transacted
business here the first OF the week.
George is a hustler and has more busi-
ness to the square inch than almost
any other man hereabouts.
"NimbIe Foot, the Deer-slayer, -
and his associate cold Sleuth," put
in the greater part of Tuesday on
Sterling mountain in search OF the
much coveted deer. They got onto
several trails but, "only that and
nothing more"
The little daughter of Clarence Saw
yerat Hardwick has been dangerous
ly ill with bronchial pneumonia. Al
though still a very sick child, she is
now considered out of danger. Little
Helen is a great favorite here and
many friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Oscar Stygles hitched his horse in
front of Ed. Lilley's house Monday
afternoon. The animal became
frightened and broke away, left the
wagon, jumped over fence or two
and came down to Curriers' livery.
No harm other than the breaking of
q cross bar resulted.
Messrs. f. L. Lilley, will Tillotson
and Andrew Calkins left Monday for
weeks, hunting in the woods on
Montgomery mountain. They took
a acomplete camping outfit and besides
having a good time will use their
best efforts to bring home several
deer, Small game is not what they
are after.