News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-10
HYDE PARK.
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Mrs. j. S. Underwood was in st.
Johnsbury Monday.
Elial Darling of Albany transacted
business here Tuesday.
The John Forster case has been
continued another week.
Miss Jennie Minor is home from
Lebanon, N. H., for the summer.
Remember the show next Tuesday
night. 1t promises to be immense.
Clark Page and wife of Westford,
were guests of F. L. Lilley Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Sawyer spent several
days recently with her son at Hard
wick.
George Parker, Jr., is not getting
along very well; in fact, his case is
very serious.
James Martin and bride of Albany,
were the guests of Miss Lillis Mcclure
last Sunday.
F. G. Currier and his fancee have
gone to Montreal; will be absent
several days.
Miss Anna Gauthier returned Mon
dry from a visit of several days with
friends at Hardwick.
Preston Fairbanks and wife left
Tuesday for Chicago, taking in the
Pan-American en- route.
Edward LaBlanc of Bedford, P. @
spent several days recently with FIR.
Lachance at the rectory.
DR.. Slayton is in Burlington, in at
tendance upon the annual meeting OF
the health officers of the state.
Miss Edythe Etwell returns to her
homein Woodstock, Ont, to morrow.
Mrs. A. Fl. Keeler accompanies her.
Mrs. S. B. Waite and daughter are
expected to return tonight from
their months visit in Massachusetts.
A game of base ball is expected to
come off here next Saturday after
noon between Cambridge and Hyde
Park.
Teachers examination will be held
here Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug
ust 6 and 7 by County Examiner
Ingalls,.
Harold Waite is to finish his labors
at the Phplix about August l, when
he enters the employ OF N. g. Wood
as clerk.
A gasolene engine of modern make,
from the Waterbury Foundry, has
just been added to W. n. Putnam's
wheelwright shop.
Mrs. Ella Camp and son Byron
went to Burlington the fist of the
week, where the boys eyes were sue
cesstuIly operated upon to-day.
Glenn wilkins, the cold timer,
played great ball at Morrisville yes
terday; 'tis said he saved the day fol
the boys. AS a spTinter he's all right
Jacob Perlroth has the foundation
laid for his house, out on his farm
which he will move from up on the
hill to place down alongside the
road.
The work of completing the repairs
upon the court house has com
menced. The first work is that o
enlarging the cellar, which is now
we'll under way.
Fred White OF this Office is giving
special attention Just now to acouplC
of "Job's comfOrters. Fred allows
he has no great affection for com
forters of this sort.
There is nothing the matter with
this weather This weather is al
right. The farmers think SO and ar,
improving the time in getting in {
pretty good hay crop.
Charley Townsend, the well-knowr
travelling man, was in the place Mon
day, stopping long enough to tel
new story and sell whole lot o
pills and other things.
S. B. Waite, as Grand Master
makes an official visit at Ludlow to
morrow evening, and from there goel
to Jacksonville, at which place he in
stitutes a Rebekah lodge.
NJ. H. Manning, J. D. Button anC
A. L. Mower have taken advantage
of Uncle Sans Offer to deliver mai
at their premises and have PLACED
boxes along the roadside.
John Fem has vacated the Keelel
tenement, having moved back tt
st. Johnsbury. The apartments arr
now occupied by Arthur Wood, whC
moves there from the Will PaPortr
house.
At the meeting of the Vernon
Health Officers in Burlington yester
day, it was decided that local health
officers have the authority to abat,
nuisances against public health with
out the sanction of the local board
of health, and it is their duty tC
abate such nuisances even If tn
Selectmen or Village Trustees orde
otherwise" Why, of course