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

Hardwick part of last week.
Mrs. Dora Vaughan and children
from Chicago are at l. c. Vaughan's.
F. B. Noble and daughter spent
Sunday with relatives in Hardwick.
Miss Maud Walsh of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W.
Genge.
Mrs. Minnie Andrews of Randolph,
is a guest of MIR. and Mrs. NJ. P.
Cheney.
Advertised Letters-Prof. G. Salo-
mon, S. A. Douglas, Mabel Caunde,
Rodney Boyce.
The Jail bas but one occupant,
Philip Peterie, who appears to be
perfectly contented.
FL. L. Dean and daughter, Miss
Daisy, of Manchester, N. H., spent
Sunday at the Ph9nix.
Remember Jackson Sackett's auc-
tion next Saturday afternoon. Good
chance for great bargains.
Mrs. Jesse Bishop and child from
Boston came to town Saturday night
and are stopping at F. P. True's.
Clarence Sawyer of Hardwick was
in town last Saturday and took great
interest in the fat and lean base ball
match.
Mrs. P. T. DEMO and daughter and
Mrs. Ella Grimes and daughters are
spending the week at Windmere
Point.
Geo. E lstman is renovating his
house with patent paint, which
greatly improves the appearance oI
the same.
j. j. Flynn, A. O Humphrey and
Fl. E. Palmer of Burlington were 10
town to-day and visited the asbestos
mines in Eden.
The baseball club goes to Water.
vile next Saturday. Like the new
suits, which they will wear for the first
time, they will paint the game red.
Mrs. Mcfarland of North Montpel.
ier, widow of Nathan Mcfarland
spent several days here last week as
the guest of her nephew, Col. II. M.
F. E, Terrill of Jericho, was here yes.
terday in the interest of the" Modern
Woodmen," the organization of which
will be ecompleted Wednesday evening
July 81.
Mrs. FL. A. Jewett, two children
and her mother, Mrs. Whitney, o.
Dorchester, Mass, are spending sever
al weeks at the farm home of Jas. T
Jewett.
Rev. FIR. Rand of Winooski, was il
the place the first of the week, anC
received hearty greetings from many
of his friends and former parish
toner's.
Prof. Cornell of Holyoke, Mass
was in town to-day arranging for {
concert to be given here the latter
part of next week. He has quar-
tette of tirst-class musicians.
Boynton Cheney succeeds Harold
Waite as clerk at the Phenix and en-
tered upon his duties Monday. Har
old stays this week so as to shoV
"Tobe" how to handle grips, etc.
A"Y. P. s. C. E." has been organ
lied by the young people of the Cong
church. This society takes the plac
of those previously in existence ant
is confined strictly to young people.
Mrs. Carrie Dyer'of st. Paul, MINI.
is spending a week here with he
aunt, Mrs. E. B. Sawyer. From her
she goes to Boston, where she vii
spend some time with relatives.
/ Chas. Stearns of johnson was a
the county seat last Saturday. H
drove up in handsome top pneu
matte buggy, purchased of S. B
Waite. 1t is a first class vehicle il
every respect.
S. G. Wiley of Boston, who
spending his vacation at Watervillt
was in town Monday. Mr.. Wiley i
one of the administrators of th
estate of the late Robert Brigham
the Boston millionaire.
John Scofield has been making eX
tensive repairs upon his dry kiln
practically rebuilding the same. H
has put in larger and additions
pipes, laid new floors, re-sealed an
put it in first-class shape.
The hotel livery and the Pheni
are now connected by telephone
Rapid service is now assured-in fac
your team is at the door as soon a
the message is delivered-that's wha
head hostler Flintom says.
Mrs. s. S. Fessenden of Boston wi
lecture at this place Monday evening
Aug. 5, upon "Woman Suffrage.
She comes under the auspices of th
State Woman's Suffrage Association
and is noted speaker we'll worthy {
hearing.
Harry Clement of Hardwick sang /
the Cong'l choir last Sunday and rer
dered a baritone solo "The Unsee
Kingdom with thrilling effect. MI
Clement has studied music in Bosto
the past three years and his voiC
shows careful training.
A barrel of ale was sold off at tb
agency pretty rapidly last week.
came in quart bottles, instead {
pints as heretofore, and was billed q
the same price. AS soon asst becam
known that q quart of ale could /