News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-02
HYDE PARK.

F. l. Lilley is out again after sew
eral DAYS confinement to the house
by illness.
Mrs. C. P. Sawyer and daughter of
Hardwick were guests of Mrs. Z. ID.
Crane over Sunday.
Mrs. Carroll Mobiles and daughter
of Morrisville were guests of Mrs. c. H.
Johnson a part of last week.
A very pretty monument of Hard
wick granite has been set up on the
Hicks plot in the village cemetery.
Those red caps worn by the L. G. A.
students of all grades and both gen
ders are natty as well as attractive.
Communion service at Cong'lchurch
next Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock;
preparatory lecture Thursday eve'g.
Mrs. Bertha Mudgett and children,
from Garfield, spent several days here
last week with her sister, Mrs. Merrill.
Miss Ella Kinsley has returned from
her summer vacation and resumed
stenographic duties at Gov. Pages
Office.
The rain Sunday was just what
was wanted. Considerable more is
needed to fill up the streams and
springs.
Miss Mamie Gale left Saturday
night for her home in Chicago, leev-
ing many friends here who regret
her departure.
Mrs. L. s. Small returned from
Elmira, N. Y, last Saturday and is
once more sat home" at her pleas
ant residence on Main street.
Russell Page spent Sunday in Bur
lington and from there wentto Buffa.
10, where he is now enjoying the
various attractions and pleasures of
the "Pan."
Miss Lila Waite entertained eight
of the young lady students of the L.
C. A. at tea last Wednesday evening.
The occasion was a very happy one
for both the host and her guests.
S. B. Waite, as Grand Master, Wis
isad Windsor last Friday evening,
at which time the Old Fellows OF
that place gave Winston Churchill,
the noted author, a degree in Odd
Fellowship.
c. F. Vince ock couldn't stand
notoriety of a public nature and so
has resigned as driver on the north
ern star route" He is succeeded by
James Seace. who is a very courteous
and efficient driver.
William S. Page and Mrs. Harriet
|. Wiswell were joined in holy matri.
mony last Wednesday evening. They
have moved to their new home at
Morristown Corners, where their
many friends will always find cor,
dial welcome.
Geo. Brill has moved into the
Keller tenement; j. T. Stevens has
taken possession of the house vacated
by Brill and we understand Mrs
John Cobleigh, who has been at
Morrisville some time, will again
! take possession of her house here.
The price for round-trip ticket
from this place for the excursion
through Crawford Notch to Bartlett
N. H., next Friday, is $3.50. The
trip is a fine one. Train leaves al
7.46 a. m. If you have never beer
over to the White Mountains this is 6
grand opportunity.
A. N. Camp has trotter that he il
giving considerable attention to al
present. He bought him at an auc
ton, and while not exactly the STYLE
of horse that Newton prefers, he il
of the opinion that when he "getl
some meat on him he will be a gooC
horse for somebody.
F. G. Currier and Myrtle Dana Wis
tied down in Williamstown last week
! On their way home Thursday thei
horse became frightened at an cleo
trio car near Barre. Both occupant
were thrown out and considerably
shaken up. Currier also had a bon
broken in the left ankle. He wa
able to come home, but will be OF
duty for a few weeks. The horse anC
wagon we're uninjured.