News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-07
HYDE PARK.

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See page four for report of yester-
days base ball.
f. NJ. Jordan of Hardwiek spent
Sunday at Jas. Eaton's.
Walter Strong's house looks very
fine in it's newly painted colors.
Noyes Wood is Offering great bar
gains in summer goods to close out.
Morton Hill left to-day for a few
days visit to relatives at Morse's
Line.
Better get on to your electric light
bills. The Trustees say "no pay, no
lights"
Rev. FIR. Lachance held his usual
bi-monthly services at Hardwick last
Sunday.
Miss l.. Louise Leland of Johnson
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. P.
7. DEMO.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Russell of Stowe
were at L. R. Fairbanks the first of
the week,
Mrs. George Foss and children
spent several days last week in camp
at Elmore.
Ira Whitney and two sons of
Nashua, n. H., Visited friends here
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stuff iebean
visited at Judge Whites several days
the past week.
The sewer tiling has arrived and the
work of laying the same will CON-
mence shortly.
III. s. Andrus has returned from his
Eden visit and is again domiciled at
Sheriff Robbins.
Mrs. Della Grover leaves Friday
morning for months sojourn at
Queen City Park.
Orange Houghton of Cambridge
spent Sunday here with his sister,
Mrs. G. A. Wilkins.
Modern Woodmen Camp No. 9914,
with good membership, will be or
ganized this evening.
Miss LilIis Mcclure has gone to
Acton, Mass, to spend couple OF
weeks with her sister.
A window in memory of the late
Mrs. Jane E. Noyes is to be placed in
the new Cong'l church.
|. G. Vaughan is building the White
Stevens-Lilley reservoir up at their
newly purchased spring.
Mrs. E. A. Smalley of Craftsbury
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs E.
l.. Noyes, the first of the week.
Rev. Jas. Goodrich, with his wife
and daughter. of Greenfield, Mass,
visited at Ell. j. Lilley's a part of last
week.
Judge Whites wife has nine and
one-halffoot hollyhock in her front
yard. This is the tlllest on record
so far.
III. M. Noyes is not quite as well as
last week. His physician hopes that
quiet and rest will soon bring him
about.
+. l.. Lilley and wife entertained q
few of their friends last Wednesday
evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs
Stevens.
Mrs. II. E. Whitcomb and children
from Pike Station, N. H., visited her
sister, Mrs G. S. Merrill the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Addie Moody Burnham of En-
field, N. H., spent few days the past
week with her old schoolmate, Miss
Belle Noyes.
Miss Clara Wheelock of Eden, is at
W. C. Max6eld's for week or two,
during which time she is being treat
ed by DR.. Genge.
Misses Helen Mcfarland, Eva
Wood and Ethel Strong are guests ot
Miss Doris DEMO at Windermere
Point this week.
The st. Albans Daily Messenger is
for sale on the street every night by
Harry Foss, and also may be found
at Foss & Strong's store.
F.. r, Child and family left yester-
day for a carriage drive to Lyme, N,
a.. where they will spend week or
more in visiting relatives.
Charles Bliss has been "under the
weather" the past week, but under
the skillful manipulation ofDr. Genge
is on the road to recovery.
The Hyde Park club and the um.
pires we're treated to ice cream and
cake by Mrs. l.. p. Jackson at the
close of the game yesterday.