News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-19
NORTH HYDE PARK.

We have heard Of no cattle, sheep or other
stock being trozi N to death by reason of the
late cold wave.
Mrs. Priest and daughters and Miss Agie
Place were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs sanford
Place the present week.
Thesis Robbins is visiting his relatives and
former schOolmates in this vicinity. He is
now practicing law in Boston.
1t now looks as though hoeinR, having.
harvesting, fair time and campmeeting would
get ripe about the same time this wear
A little daughter OF Ira ODER had the mis-
fortune to break its arm one day last week
DR.. Genge of Hyde Park reduced the fracture.
Frank Stone, from No Troy, arrived last
Saturday, to spend a few DAYS with his aged
parents and make some needed repairs on the
buildings.
Several from this place are ENJOYING the
beauties of the Queen City the present week.
Don't go near the water, boys, then you
won't get wet.
We yet live, move and notice some little
things that trauspire from day to day. Some
are quite interesting; Others run on the line
of sorrow and sadness
The past week has been a record breaker
for accidents in this vicinity. Orman Adams
had the misfortune to break his right leg
in two places between his knee and ankle Last
Sunday evening. DR.. Goodwin of Johnson is
in attendance.
Prof. Parren returned from his Orleans
county trip on time, and reports a kindly re-
ception all around, tul houses and rood feed
He is booked tor the east part of LamoiIIe
county the 22d inst. He speaks in Wocott
first Temperance is his topic.
If reports be true Gilman Garland has
taken unto himself a wife by the name of
Blanche Emerson, North HYDE Park Iadv
n q Mr q 10 H.,
| can guess) is 60 years. May Gods blessings
attend them on the journey of life is the wish
of their many friends.
Rosie Currier of HYDE Park and Miss
Minnie Parker of johnson committed tho
crime OF matrimOny one day last week at the
| home OF the brides father, G. H. Parker
May their lifes pathway be strewn with pretty
posses ana many other pretty and useful
| things, is the wish of ALL
The ball game No Hyde Park vs.. HYDE
Park, came of Saturday last as Der agree
| msnt The weather was delightful and the
| audience well behaved. The result of the
| game, to 2, was decided success-in favor
| OF the Hyde Park bOys-nOt only in science
but in argument. Come again, gentlemen.
and be happy.
The three or four year old daughter of Mr..
| Comstock, who lives on the Almon Balch
| farm about a mile west of the village acct
uenCly leh luto Tue Old Well about 20 feet
| deep near the house. Mr. C. was about 100
rods from the house at tle time. He arrived
| aud got to the bottom of the well in time to
save his child from being drowned and no
time to spare. We won't try to picture the
anguish and anxiety of the poor mother dur
ing the trying scene.
Vernon WestOver while riding his bike last
| Sunday evening, struck a bridge near the
| electric light plant in Hyde Park, which threw
| him up and off and over. When he came to,
he discovered he was injured internally. Sew
eral ribs seemed to be floating inside of him
| and there we're bruises outside which be could
discern with the naked eve. The bike was
| also wreck. Vern is all grit, and after shak-
ing himself and placing his ribs and things
inside as best he could with what be had to
do with, he started for home, hoping some
body would become insane enough to raise
said bridge three-fourths of an inch higher.
as then no one would eyer attempt to get on
| or of it again.