News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-30
HYDE PARK.
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Don't bank on it too much.
F. R. Child transacted business at
Hardwick Monday.
DR.. Stayton and wife are expected
to return next week.
Gov. Page made a business trip to
Montpelier Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Knight returned Satur-
day evening from her Boston visit.
V. L. Blodgett has moved into his
newly acquired residence on Willow
Ave.
W. D. Strong went to Brattleboro
yesterday, looking for fall and winter
fruit.
DR.. Melvin and wife of Bakersfield
visited friends here the first of the
week.
Mrs. NJ. Perham of Lestershire,
N. Y, was visitor at j. S. Leach's
last week.
Rand Trudo of Sheldon, an expert
blacksmith, is now employed at Put
nam's shop.
The time of Thursday evening serv-
ice at the Cong'l church is changed
to Z o'clock.
Mrs. Wilma Hanley of Essex has
been spending couple OF days at the
paternal home.
The new church is very nicely
adapted for a wedding, as proved to
be the case tuesday.
Francis White OF Eden was among
those who transacted business at the
county seat Tuesday.
j. M. Jackson and family of Nor
risville were guests of W. D. Strong
and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. Priscilla Dimon of Sheldon,
VT, has been the guest of Mrs. ii. q.
Lanpher the past week.
Paymaster Hanley returned from
his vacation Monday and has resum-
ed duties in Gov. Pages office.
R. W. Hulburd was elected a Vice
President of the Bar Association at
it's meeting in Montpelier last week.
Geo. Hicks has sold to Bert Bennett
a twenty-acre wood lot up near
Thompson's mill at No. Hyde Park,
The L. c. A. and Peoples Academy
| football teams are expected to meet
on the gridiron here next Saturday
afternoon.
Little Frances Noble attended the
wedding yesterday and when asked
what occurred, said, Maud speaked
a prayer"
Don't fail to read the opening chap
ters of "Sweet Revenge" a thrilling
romance of the Civil War, which is
commenced in this issue.
Mrs. T. W. Hyde expects to leave
the latter part of next month for
Kansas City, Mo-, where she will
spend the winter with her brother.
The two higher departments of the
l.. c. A. are to have a Halloween
sociable at the town hall Thursday
evening. 1t will not be a public af-
fair.
Miss Helen Wood was taken sud
denly i'll last Sunday evening with an
attack of indigestion. She has rap
idly recovered and is now quite her
self again.
Will Lance, who played rlghtguard
on the Hardwick football team here
| last Saturday, shot himself accident.
ly Monday evening and died from the
effects in a short time.
Mrs. Fits, who has been away on
a visit for several months, has re.
turned to Hyde Park and will make
her home here this winter With her
brother, Lester Boomhower.
Z. M. Campbell and wife and Master
VIM. E. Campbell of Lyndonville,
parents and brother OF f. NJ. Camp,
bell we're among those not mention
ed elsewhere, in attendance upon the
wedding yesterday.
c. N. Sinclair has gone to Boston.
He was called there as a witness in q
suit brought by two ladies against
the Boston Street Railway Co. for in
juries received in an accident on a
car in which Sinclair was motorman.
John Forster is not John if he ism {
fixing up about his premises or max
ing improvements that better facili-
tate his workshop accommodations,
Now he is at work moving his barn
back several feet from the road so as
to join his shop. This will improve
his premises and make good annex
to his bakery.
f. r. Child has disposed of his in
terest in the Cambridge Lumber Co.
to i. S. Morse of Jeffersonville. Mr.,
Morse also buys the Geo. Morse in
terest in the same, selling bis inter
est in the Morse Manufacturing Co,
of Wolcott to George. The Cam
bridge Lumber Company had q ses-
sion of about two weeks here settling
up matters and bringing about the
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