News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-19
HYDE PARK.

Oh, for a street sprinkler!
Rollie Roddy came home Saturday
evening.
W. E. Clement and wife visited rel
atives here to-day.
The 2 nine, "Victors, are playing
great ball these days.
Gov. Page leaves onight for few
days sojOurn in Boston.
Alma Leland of Jeffersonville visit
ed in town the past week.
An influx of summer boarders are
expected at "The Elms."
Miss Edith Badger has a fine new
piano of the Franklin make.
Mrs. F. P. True returned from her
Boston visit last Friday evening.
W. N. Putnam and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Waterbury.
Miss Alice Page is home from Smith
College for the summer vacation.
Judge Waite has gone up to Eden
to spend short vacation at the old
farm.
c. NJ. Fletcher of Canaan, was the
guest of Glenn Wilkins last Monday
night.
Misses Helen and Alice Rogers of
Troy were recent visitors at THE
Elms."
Onpage two will be found an inter
esting account of the Peter Agin will
contest.
P. j. Hodgkins and wife of Hard.
wick visited friends and relatives here
last week.
Miss Gertrude Fife of Wolcott spent
Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs.
Nora Wood.
Thos. Hanley and wife of Essex
we're visitors at j. S. Leach's a few
days the past week.
S. B. Waite made an official visit
to the Odd Fellows lodge at Enos-
burgh Falls Tuesday.
A. l.. Goddard and wife took a lit
tie vacation and spent Sunday with
relatives III DelVlueFe.
A. H. Keller and wife and L. H.
Noyes and Miss Etwell spent last
Thursday at Elmore Pond.
R. W. Hulburd is taking little res
pite from legal and official duties by
spending few days, at the Club"
Miss Ella kinsley leaves tomorrow
for months vacation, the most of
which time will be spent in Franklin
county.
Prof Tupper of Burlington and
Geo. Brown OF Baltimore, out on a
bicycle trip, spent Sunday at the
PbRnix.
Orders for coal are "in order" now.
The longer the delay the greater the
advance in price-so says the local
dealers.
Elmer Crowell of Lowell, Mass,
was here yesterday to attend the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Crowell.
Mrs. o. A. Griswold is visiting
friends in Northfeld; before return
ing she will spend some little time at
Swanton.
II. A. Noyes with his wife and
daughter returned to their home at
Elmira, N Z. Monday, after months
visit here.
Advertised letters: Elroy Horner,
Geo. A. Matters, Mrs. Addie S. Sever.
ance, Mrs. Geo. Russ, Rev. VIM. II.
Robinson.
Judge White and wife spent Sunday
at Hardwood Flats, the guests of
Geo. White and Geo. Elmore, who
we're in camp there.
Sarah Phillips and Mrs. E. p. Smith
of Swanton, are guests of Mrs. Eli
Wiswell. Miss Phillips will spend the
summer here with her aunt.
Several from here attended the bac-
calaureate service at Johnson last
Sunday evening, reporting Principal
Alger's discourse as very fine.
Bernard Maxfeld finished up a
years work at n. G. Woods store
last Saturday and is now giving at
tention to agricultural matters.
Messrs. Bernard Fairbanks, Roy
Eaton and Bernard Maxfeld visited
Mount Mansfield the first of the
week. The trip was made with BIZ
cycles.
Will McGinnis and John jackson
assisted the johnson boys yesterday
in game of ball with Bakersfield at
the latter.place. The Johnson boys
| won by one score.