News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-04-24
HYDE PARK.


Mrs Bennett of Highgate Springs,
is visiting at Mrs. Griswold's.
Rev. Mr.. Miller of Alburg was here
a few days the first OF the week.
N. G. Wood and wife returned from
their Boston trip last Friday.
Miss Margaret Sullivan is doing
stenographic work for Fl. j. Lilley &
Co.
Rev. J. T. BaxendaIe of Milton was
the guest of Mrs. 0. A. Griswold re-
Gently.
F. E Sawyer will sell his personal
property at private sale. See bust
ness notice.
Fred Child has carload of buggies
that he wants to get rid of. See bus
mess notice.
FL. s. Spaulding, a reporter of the
st. Adams Messenger, was in town
last Friday.
Noyes Wood has lots of new goods,
all seasonable and -to-date. Call
in and see them.
Mrs. J. f. Argue of Toronto, Ont,
is spending a few days here with her
uncle, c. A. Knight.
Devotees of the piscatorial art are
getting their fishing tackle into regu-
lation shape for May LIST.
Fred Keller was in st. Johnsbury
Monday; first time he had been up
there for most three weeks"
The fragrant arbutus is here and
parties to the Wintergreen, where it
is very prolific, are in fashion.
Henry Ward, the artistic painter
from Johnson, has entered the en-
ploy of P. B. Foster of this place.
Newton Camp called on friends here
last week. He expects to be able to
resume work in about two weeks.
The steam mill finished dressing
the hardwood lumber on hand last
week and is now shut down for a
time.
Anyone desiring a good position
should call on 7. Whitcomb at hotel
Phenix next Saturday. See business
notice.
L. w. Minor has been "Off duty"
several weeks because of illness, but
his friends will be pleased to learn
that he is better.
DR.. SlaytOn has commenced repairs
upon his premises, most noticeable
of which will be raising the barn to a
level with the house.
A. V. Wiswell and Geo. Jackson
have commenced fixing up in the vii
lage cemetery, under the direction of
the Cemetery Commission.
The funeral of Mrs. Hugh Savage
of MOrristown, took place from st.
Teresa's church last Saturday. The
burial was in the new cemetery.
Jacob Perlroth has had quite a
serious time with blood poisoning in
his right hand. DR.. Genge has it in
charge and will bring it out o. k.
Giblet, the shoemaker and harness
manipulator, has serious intentions
of moving away. We pope not, be-
cause he is a first-class workman.
Edwin BulIard, who has been out
in Iowa the past year or two, came
to town last Saturday. He will re.
main here throughout the summer.
Levi Smile of Cambridge trans.
acted business here Monday. Time
deals lightly with Levi and he retains
his good looks to a remarkable de-
gree.
A handsome boy arrived in the
family of DR.. Slayton last Saturday
Mother and child are doing well, anC
there are hopes of the doctors ulti
mate recovery.
Miss Edith Patch left here Tuesday
evening for Vassar College. Mrs
Patch and Miss Gertrude go to Hard
wick this evening and tomorrow re
turn to Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Young, the accom-
plished post-office clerk, has beer
confined to the house several days
the past week by illness. Her place
was filled by Miss Bessie Davis.
The circulars distributed abou
town Tuesday, advertising a mag
netic doctor, have picture thereon
which strongly resembles Louil
StroDg-at least that is what man,
say.
w. o. Clement of Hardwick, II
Jackson of Milton, Will Whipple o
Boston, A. E, Clement and W. E. Gil
bert of Burlington attended th
funeral of c. j. Patch at this plae
last Monday.
Rumor has it that the Hyde Parl
Flyer, which was very popular few
years ago, is to be put on again thi
summer. No news yet regarding tn
Morrisville and Hyde Park train
being restored.
A. G. Leach of Fort Payne, Ala,
visited his nephew, j. S. Leach, tn
past week. Mr.. Leach has traveleu
extensively throughout the Soutl
and West and allows that For
Payne is about right for climate.
The contemplated pond on the cas-
of the road, opposite W. II. Pease'
house, is pronounced by many a
very feasible. Much interest is bein
taken in the matter and il possible
stock company may be organize