News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-20
NORTH HYDE PARK.

DIR. VIM. Foss is quite poorly these DAYS.
Miss Ethel Foss is assisting Mrs. ". FL. Nye
| OF johnson about her household cares
Miss Minnie Parker closed a very successful
term of school at Eden Corners last Friday.
Homer Kneeland has a horse that isn't feel
/ ing very well these days. Symptoms Indicate
death in the near future.
Candidates for town Offices are as scarce as
hens teeth as yet. The time draweth near
Don't forget the date, boys.
Rev. Nelson Parker from Mechanicsville. N .
l. Is visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity, of which he has many.
The asbestos scare in Eden, the panther
right and whooping cough terror in this
vicinity, have all subsidized for the present.
Most of the sick heretofore referred to are
on the gain and are all right, if they don't let
Their appetites get the advantage of them
food attendance at both churches Sun
DAY, regardless OF the forblding weather
Mrs Z. Foss led the sunday evening meeting
In the Cong'l church.
The weather the past few days was all that
could be desired, and more too We won't
try to describe it, least we make some mis-
take and have to apologize
There will be business meeting of S. W.
| Kinds Camp, No. 81, 5. of w. at their hall
Saturday evening, Feb. %, at 7:3O O'Clock
All members are requested to be present.
When person gets to that period in life
that he can't speak the truth about any,
thing or anybody under any circumstances,
| he better keep still and not say much OF
anything about it. 1--WE aren't talking much
| these days.)
Willie Fletcher, formerly a North HYDE
| Park boy, now one of the leading business
men of Springfield, Mass, spent a short time
last week calling on his old friends in this
vicinity Business called him home before he
saw half his friends.
The twenty-ffth wedding anniversary of
Deacon and Mrs. Sanford Place was very
| pleasantly celebrated Saturday evening, Feb.
y. very interesting paper, previously com.
posed by their oldest daughter Algie for the
occasion, was read by her. Oysters were
served, songs were sung, and after a late
hour, all went home very happy.
The twentieth anniversary at the home OF
John Amidon's on Ober hill was well attended
on the afternoon and evening of the 18th
inst, considering the weather which was sub.
timely terrible. The tokens of esteem pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs A. by Rev D. Gregory
on behalf of their friends and neighbors, to
the amount of twenty dollars, were kindly re.
sponded to by Mr.. A. and wife. We hope to
be present in the flesh instead of the spirit at
their next anniversary.
We desire to ask forgiveness and say we are
sorry for the error we made last week rela.
tive to the new baby which arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. / should have
said Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Allen, which
would have saved Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Allen
several sleepless nights, also Dea. l.. F. Allen
and wife much anxiety. They both are bust
ness men and know good thing when they
see it, but we're not prepared at this time fol
any calamity of that kind. Again we beg
pardon.
Found. Saturday, lost at Charlie Knee
lands, the little Frenchman named Dave, and
he wishes to say while he thinks of it that
Mr.. Sargent wants to hire a good man tc
drive team, and George being a man thai
likes good chew of tobacco, he wants mar
that has plenty of it. He must get up al
four O'Clock, take care of the team, milk Il
or 20 cows, feed as many head of young
Lstock, clean out stables, bring in wood, cut
up turnips, bring in water, and other things
too numerous to mention, and be ready fol-
breakfast at six o'clock sharp. Dave says ht
hopes some good man will see this 80 thai
Mr.. Sargent can hire him. George is willing
to pay $40 month; would pay $12 if mar
is willing to go to the agents for him and will
not objtc to being made boot-jack of.
- DAVE.