News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16
HYDE PARK.

f. ID. Rogers OF Troy transacted
business here last week.
Chas. Gregg and family spent Sun
day with friends in Elmore.
Barber Jackson's tonsorial parlor
is closed Thursday evenings.
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett has been on
the sick list for number of days.
Mrs. Carl Keeler of Elmore visited
Mrs. G. M. Small the first of the week.
Ned Shaw of Morrsvile succeeds
Gates as engineer at the steam mill.
Mrs. C. A. Knight left o.day for
few days sojourn with relatives at
Boston.
Clarence Foster came home from
} Barre Tuesday. He is not in the best
of health.
Swanton has a "Speak No Evil"
society. What's the matter with one
, for this place?
Harry Holbrook, an L. CA. gradu-
ate, went to Boston to-day, where he
: has situation in view.
Mrs. Mary Jordan has gone to
Hardwick, where she will remain
some time with her son.
Judge Waite, who has been at his
Summer home" in Eden for the past
: few months, came to town Saturday.
Miss Maud Bailey, for some time a
: stenographer in Gov. Pages office,
: closed her engagement there last Sat
urday.
n. D. Bundy is carving steaks and
roasts at HOlbrook's meat market
e during the absence of the boss at the
: Hub.
, The wholesale market quotations
for this week are Eggs 20cts; pO
tatoes Scots; butter 19cts. choice
lots 20cts.
u u Judge" Grimes is succeeded as
- driver of the "Oregon" by Myrtle
Il Dana, who handles the lines in a very
expert manner.
Gov. Page with his wife and mother
:. and r. W. Hulburd and wife have re
! turned from the "Pan." All repor
" very fine time.
+ Mrs. John Finnegan and daughter
" Miss Agnes Dover and Thomas Fin
negan are spending the week will
friends at Hinesburg.
~ |. C. Vaughan and wife expect tt
spend the winter with their son, DR.
>. Vaughan, at Chicago. They leav,
4 some time in November.
A number of the Academy young
70 ladies, with chaperOne, drove dowl
# to Johnson yesterday afternoon ant
q witnessed the football contest.
q The stores closed for the first tim
j. last evening at $50. 1t seemed {
little strange, but no one was yer,
m greatly Inconvenience thereby.
N Prof. Cook has moved into apart
IS ments in the Mrs. John Hall hous
q. on Eden street. He now fills a posi-
e. tion as night watchman at the stean
r mill.
Miss Mary Strong has returned t,
le the Wells House, Cambridge, wher
,t she will resume her work as cook
er Miss Strong makes friends whereve
1T she goes.
Or J. T. Jewett has more COWS an,
)r hay than he wants to winter and 81
5 will have an auction Thursday, Oct
le 81. good chance for bargains
See posters.
O. Jonas Stevens has already begun t.
N improve his new home. We may b
n. sure he will not be outdone by hi
ys neighbors in having an attractiv
of looking place.
30 W. D. Kimball. late manager of th
of hotel at Eden Mills, now enjoying
Dr. period of single solitude, has etore
Or his household effects in the brio
~ block at this place.
lg Newton Camp has the sale OF ticI
cts for this place for the Morrisvill
ht Lecture Course. While no conveyanc
he can be had by train, reasonable rate
's may be made by team.
is s. B. Waite has gone to New Yor
be to attend the meeting of the "Ns
ee tional Carriage aud Harness Reta
IS, Dealers Association" He says thi
IT. is strictly business trip.
re re Harold Bailey, brother of Mis-
VI VI Bailey and grandson of Mrs 7. "
~ Hyde, has been very i'll with typhoi
y fever at Pittsburg, Pa. Late report
y pronounce him as somewhat better.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Geo. Brill. Besides attendin
80 to station duties, he is giving a littl
~ a. time to the clothing business. II
81 81 takes orders for aChicago firm an
4e guarantees a good fit.
re- Do not forget the Catholic Fail
"a which comes the latter part of mex
n, week. There will be lots of prett
v things on sale, refreshments, etC
I'd The young people are rehearsing
he play which will be full of fun.
d. David Sweetser of Stowe, havin
g. served his fifteen days in jail for il
Nv toxication, was escorted to Rutlan
d. Monday by Deputy Sheriff Burt, fo
ill selling the ardent. He will sojour
there during the cold weather.