News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-04
HYDE PARK,

R. P. Putnam transacted business
up at Walden Monday.
Miss Helen Gale is spending a
couple of weeks at Surrey, N. Fl.
Mrs. 0. A. Camp of Hardwick, Wis
tied at Judge Kelley's last week.
Miss Marion Cornell of Jeff4rson-
vile, visited friends here Monday.
James Kelley of Swanton was up
this way last week on a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bassett spent
Tuesday with friends at Craftsbury.
Misses Margaret and Nellie Sullivan
are spending a few days in Hardwick.
G. W. Brown and wife have been
visiting up Hardwick way the past
few days.
DR.. F. c. Page and family leave
tonight for their home in Wood
stock, Ill.
Mrs. Mary Smalley and children of
Stowe were recent visitors at W. N.
Putnam's.
Mrs. W. D. Welcome and son of
st. Johnsbury were at the Phoenix
over Sunday.
Mrs. Kelley of Waterville spent
Sunday here with her daughter, Mrs.
S. R. Miller, Jr.
Miss Martha Sawyer of Boston, is
at her fathers, Col. Sawyer's, on a
short vacation.
DR.. Genge is still in c6mp at Eden,
but comes down occasionally to look
after his business.
Mrs. Geo. Brill and two of her
children, Milo and Doris, spent Sun
day with relatives in Fairfield.
Will Land and Wilt Moore left to-
day for Montreal, where they enter
upon another year Of college work.
Leslie Phelps and wife and daugh-
ter of Newport spent several days
here the past week with F. B. Noble.
A. J. Sackett has been down in the
south part of the state looking up a
farm. He found nothing satisfactory.
III. NJ. Noyes has sufficiently recov-
cred from his illness so as to give
partial attention to Selectmen duties.
Mrs. C. M. Small leaves tomorrow
for Elmira, N. Y, where she will spend
several weeks with her nephew, II. A,
Noyes.
Mrs. Mary Parker who has been the
guest of Mrs. Small for several weeks
returns to her home at Bethel to.
morrow.
Judge White and wife went to
Montpelier Saturday, where they re,
manned until Monday, visiting theiI
son Geo. White.
Miss Lucy Sawyer leaves tomorrow
for st. JohDsbury, at which place
next week she enters upon her duties
as a teacher there.
S. B. Waite left yesterday for Bos
ton, where he is in attendance upoI
the annual session of Massachusetts
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
$40" Reed of Swanton, the we'll
known engineer, with his wife anC
son, were guests of R. P. Putnam anC
wife at "Knickerbocker Farm" ovel
Sunday.
Mrs. O. M. Graves and Mrs. C. NJ
Cooley and son, who have been a.
Addison Holbrook's for severa
weeks, have returned to their hom,
in Connecticut.
The banks were closed Monday OF
account of Labor Day. The Acade
my kept school that day in orde
that the students might have Tues
day for baseball.
Leon Griswold and Cassius Gray
two l.. C. A. graduates, left Monda.
for Albany, where they will put in tn
next few months in studying stenog
raphy at the Albany Business Col
lege.
A. o. Palmer of Burlington and +
+. TeFrill of Jericho, Modern Wood
men, officials, were here last evening
and assisted the organization in in
stalling several new members in thei
order.
H. H. Ward and family, who hav
been visiting relatives in this count.
for the past few weeks, returned t.
their homein Delaware Monday. Mrs
Ward was Stella Lewis, formerly wei
, known hereabouts.
Owing to temporary illness Rev
Mr.. Taylor was unable to preach las
:, Sunday morning. His place wa
! filed by Rev. Mr.. Hager, who ais
: conducted the evening meeting
:, Both services were largely ATTENDED
! Miss Minnie Partridge and he
1 mother from Claremont, n. H., spen
4 several days here the past weel
Miss Partridge was former musi