News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24
HYDE PARK.

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Book agents have been very con-
spicuous here the past week.
Mrs. Will harris and son have been
visiting at Enosburg Falls the past
week.
Misses Lila Waite and Alice Page
spent several days in camp at Gilmore
Pond last week.
Mrs. G. Fl. Crane left last Thursday
for visit of several weeks at her old
home, Napanee, Ont.
Mrs. Florence Solandt and child
returned to their home in Mortified,
Mass, last Thursday.
Mrs. O. A. Griswold has returned
from a visit of several weeks in the
western part of the state.
Mrs. E. L. Noyes and son, and Mrs.
Grace Stevens and SOD, returned Mon
day from their Mansonville visit.
Rev. Mr.. Mohr who is supplying at
Cambridge this summer, visited bis
seminary associate, Rev. Mr.. Hager,
last Thursday.
Forty took dinner at the Phoenix
last Sunday-and a royal dinner it
was. Chef Paul set up one of his
usual fine spreads.
Mrs. A. L. Goddard went Saturday
to Proctor for short visit and from
there goes to South birmingham,
where she will spend several weeks.
Y. R. Wright of Proctor is spending
short vacation in this vicinity.
The deacon" is looking well and
reports Proctor as agreeing with
first straight"
The hot weather of last week was
little too much for Glenn Wilkins and
for two or three days he had to sus-
pend business and go under the doc
tors care. He is himself again.
Rev. Mr.. Hager gave a very inter-
esting discourse last Sunday morning.
His theme was "The word of God in
Genesis" Next Sunday morning his
subject will be: Chow do we know the
Bible is True?"
W. W. Holbrook spent several days
last week in Boston, looking up the
meat business and other matters per-
tanning to market business. During
his absence his brother Harry looked
after affairs here.
Geo. Brown returned from his
prospecting trip up Canada way last
Thursday. He reports the outlook
good, but considers he has a better
cinch nearer home, referring of course
to his Eden mines.
James Borland of Lyndonville has
IAN article in last weeks st Adams
Messenger against prohibition. Ev-
erybody around here knows "Jim"
and all admit him to be good au-
thority on the liquor question.
Miss Lucy Sawyer has accepted
position as teacher in the graded
schools at st. Johnsbury and will
commence work there next fall. The
position is very important one and
in Miss Sawyer the committee will
find one competent to fill It.
Kite Tying was INDUCED In to quite
an extent last week by boys of older
as well as younger growth; most
prominent among the number were a
doctor, life insurance agent and a
hotel keeper. All enjoyed the sport
very much, even if the kites didn't
get up very high.
Addison Grimes of Hudson, Mass,
spent several days here the past week
visiting relatives and renewing old
acquaintance. addison" is Hyde
Park boy, but went from here several
years ago and engaged in the pro-
duce and commission business, in
which he has been very successful.
The Morrisville base ball club
passed through here last Saturday
night on their way home from vic
torious contest with the Cambridge
club. They were very particular to
let the ball club here know the result,
giving yell specially improvised for
the occasion, which strongly resem.
bIed the whoop of lot OF Comanche
Indians.