News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-14
HYDE PARK.
Harold Noble of Hardwick is visit
ing relatives in town.

+. IL. Lllley and wife spent several
days at Caspian Lake last week.
Mrs. M. j. Parke of Napanee, Ont.,
is the guest of Dr.. Genge's people.
Isaac Rock and wife of Moors, N.
T., are visiting at Sheriff Robbins.
Miss Darling of Morrisville, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Jos. Young.
Miss Ella Kinsley is at Burlington,
where she will remain several weeks.
Fl. ]. Lilley and wife spent Sunday
with friends at Caspian Lake, Green's
boro.
Miss Maud Bailey returned Tuesday
from few days sojourn in Bur
lington.
Miss Agnes Crowley of South Bur-
linton has been visiting relatives in
this place.
Mark Campbell, having served his
Jail sentence, was released from Gus.
tody Tuesday.
Several from this place visited the
Ithiel Falls Camp meeting at John
son last Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Miner commences Sep
tember l as assistant dressmaker for
Mrs. Glenn wilkins.
A "Modern Woodmen's" lodge was
organized here last Thursday evening
with eight members.
Miss Lilly Bassett is helping. out"
as clerk atSherwin's store during the
illness of Mrs. Mudgett.
Homer Grimes and Gordon Grimes
have each purchased handsome top
buggies from s. B. Waite.
A. H. Cheney of Stowe, and Mrs.
Geo. Fowler of South Framingham,
Mass, were in town Monday.
&c. Wells was up this way from
Cambridge last Monday, looking up
horses, He had very good luck.
Geo. FIintom "fi9w the coop" last
week and returned to Cambridge.
Currier has as his successor Homer
Calkins.
Misses Pearl and Hazel Underwood
and their cousin, Miss Mary Mute,
spent Sunday last with friends in
Wolcott.
Somebody, or something, made d
raid on Gauther's hen-house last
night and took off "a hens and
chickens.
Mrs. James Eaton, who has been in
poor health for nearly a year, went
to the hospital at Burlington Tues.
day for treatment.
DR.. G. 3. Maurice, G. S. Carpenter
and Miss Jennie Carpenter of Water,
vile, we're guests of G. A. Wilkins
and wife last week.
Gov. Page and r. W. Hulburd at
tended the "old home week" boat
ride at Burlington to-day, given il
honor of the Boston visitors.
Read the advertisement of the
LamoiIle Central Academy. Those
interested in schools may find some
thing there of interest to them.
Miss Edith Badger has accepted 6
position as stenographer with the
Ringset Co. of Boston, and will entel
upon her duties about October 1.
Miss Pearl Underwood entertained
q number of young friends at whis
Monday evening, in honor of bel
cousin, Miss Mary Mute of st. Johns
bury.
Keeler's hardware store is nov
illuminated with patent gasolenr
lamps, which give a decidedly bril-
liant light and greatly pales elec
tricity.
An order from the west for 10000
caIfskins was received by Gov. Pagt
Monday. The combined weight o
these will exceed 100000 pounds anC
will fill six cars.
Rev. A. G. Mohr, of New York City
who is supplying the Cong'l church a
Cambridge this summer, will preacl
here next Sunday in exchange will
Rev. Mr.. Hager.
Mrs. Edward Dwyer and Mrs. Ed
ward Hines of Burlington, and Mis-
Mary Sullivan of Orange, N. j., spen
several days the past week with Mis-
Margaret Sullivan.
The baseball club goes to Jericht
next Wednesday to play with tn
local club there-that event bein,
among the Woodmen's field da,
sports at that place.
Miss Alma Bugbee, assistant book
keeper in the National bank, is ava,
on two weeks vacation, most O
which will be spent in Franklin AM
Chittenden counties.
Hyde Park isn't "oficially" cele
brating Old Home Week this week
but all former townspeople who ma,
return now or at any time will re
ceive q hearty welcome.
Five tickets were sold from thi
place for the Lake Champlain excur
sion Monday. The total number G
excursionists from along the line wa
Ill. They report a very pleasan
time.
Capt. Leach and wife of Cambridge
have been visiting their son, j.
Leach. Mrs. II. D. Kendall of Enos
burg Falls, and Mrs. D. II. Bailey G
ST Alhans. were also recent visitor