News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Miss Evelyn Foss has returned from
Massachusetts,.
Grace Parker is engaged to teach
school in Christy district the coming
term.
Mrs. J. c. Croker is reported as I'M
proving. We all trust the report will
prove true.
G. H. Sargent has a sick hog. Drs.
Allen, Pratt and Newton have charge of
the case at present.
Our village school commences next
Monday with Misses Rooney and Vivian
Bullatd as teachers.
Miss Giddings and Miss Ovitt of Ba-
kersfeld are the guests of J. NJ, Parker's
family for few days.
Mrs. Cora Parkhurst of Milton spent
a short time in this place calling on her
old friends in this vicinity.
The North Hyde Park baseball team
defeated the Craftsbury nine at Crafts
bury last Saturday by score Of 20 to 4.
mrs. H. E. Loehlin has returned Mr..
Loehlin will go to Chicago for three
weeks before returning to his pastoral
duties here.
Mrs. Stephen Palmer and MIS-. Thos.
Adams Of Worcester, Mass, and Charles
Harvey of Waterville visited at c. D.
Warren's recently.
Following are the officers of the base
ball club: anager, Leon B. Bailey;
captain, Arthur {. Foss treasurer,
Vernon A. Westover.
Give US free rum or not any, for the
reason that men will lie for the privi-
lege of getting sublimely drunk that
would not lie IN horse trade.
The Ocean Wave" in charge of Mr..
Green of Johnson passed by our cabin
last Friday, loaded with dolls of the
feminine gender, on their way to Lake
Eden.
Two Misses from Hyde Park spent
most of last week at the home of Edgar
Pratt; also Chas. Pratt of Worcester
was the guest of his brother Edgar over
Sunday.
Elder Gregory started on his vacation
trip Tuesday last. He intends to visit
Quebec and other places before he re-
turns. Elder Tabor of Morrisville fills
the pulpit here during his three weeks
absence.
Mrs. Nina Huntley, who recently
purchased the Hallett Hulburt farm
near this place, has received $1,000 in
surance money by the death of her late
husband, who died in Hardwick not
long since.
A goodly number attended the camp
meeting at MorrisvIlle last Sunday.
The day was lovely the audience was
large and well-behaved. Even the gate
keepers and police we're clean, we'll
dressed gentlemen. We hope to meet
them again next year.
The ocean Wave" has made three
| trips to Lake Eden since Friday morn
ing last, loaded to Overlooking with
Johnson people and their friends. They
were as fine looking, nicely dressed,
we'll behaved and happy set of travel
ers as ever passed over the Johnson,
Eden and Lowell highways.
DR.. Eastman says he don't just like to
have his pants, hat and whiskers used
for bee hive by city people or country
men, as was the case last week. The
doctor is yet alive and as pleasant as
ever. He says there is peculiar SEN
sation about the sting of a bee that
tends to make even doctor unhappy.
George Lackey of Worcester, VT,
presented his smiling countenance to
the people of this vicinity one day last
week, partly on business, the rest on
pleasure. He is constable and collector
for the above named town-therefore a
good fellow. He also takes the News
and Citizen, which tends to make any
body we'll, happy and contented.
The following from the Hardwick
Gazette will interest many persons in
North Hyde Park; Hattie A., wife of
A. J. West, died at her home here rather
suddenly Thursday, August IS. Mrs.
West was 4S years old Besides her
husband, she leaves one daughter. A
short service was conducted at the house
Friday, and the body was taken to North
Hyde Park, at which place funeral serv-
ices were held Saturday"