News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-27
HYDE PARK.
The grip is abating.

WOlcott last week.
Miss Sarah Flnnegan returned to
Lowell last Saturday.
Russell Page spent several days in
Massachusetts the past week.
Mrs. Rice of Cambridge is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fl. L. Fairbanks.
Mrs. P. T. Denio is recovering from
a grip illness of several days dura-
tiOn.
Mrs. D Ella Grover has gone to Cam
bridge to spend a short time with
friends.
Mss Mary Strong is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c, P. Newton, at Under
hill Center.
Lucy Maloney. adjudged insane,
was taken to the Waterbury Asylum
Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Stevens and child left
to-day for their new home at Leb-
anon, n. H.
Gov. and Mrs. Page went TO Boston
to-day; called there by the serious
illness of c. j. Patch.
National Bank Examiner Fish made
an official visit to the Lamoille Co.
Natl Bank last week.
The steam mill started up Monday
last. Indications are that it will have
a good run of business.
Rev. FIR. Lachance has house
keeper and now occupies the rectory
opposite st. Teresa's church.
About fifty from here took in the
"Black Diamonds" at MorrisvilIe
last week. All felt highly repaid.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer looked after
affairs at the Savings Bank last week
during the absence of c. A. Knight.
Misses Dorcas and Lucy Sawyer
entertained a few of their young lady
friends at tea last Wednesday even
ing.
L. c. Moody of Waterbury, Hon. P.
D. Pike and DR.. H. W. BarroWs
transacted business at the county
seat Tuesday.
Several travelling men stopped with
Mine Host Crane over Sunday. The
boys" figure to reach the Phoenix
Saturdayhights.
: Miss szI1.- 5troag leaves nex- Sat
urday for New York, where she will
spend a couple of weeks with her
uncle, r. S. Gernon.
F. R. Child has been confined to the
house several days with severe at
tack of the grip; little Freddie, Jr.,
has also had an attack of the same.
The Monday night meeting of the
Sociality Club at Typography Hall
had an attendance of about forty.
The usual good time was enjoyed by
all.
About thirty couples attended the
Washington's birthday dance at the
Pb9lix and greatly enjoyed the
event. Another cotillion is announced
for Friday, March 8.
The winter term at the Academy
closes Friday. In The evening the
school will give a musical and
literary entertainment, concluding
with the One-act comedy "A Re-
volving Wedge" Admission 15cts.
Everybody invited.
The late G. R. Page was at one
time postmaster at this place. 1t
was in the fifties and at the same
time he was in trade with Chas. Dut-
ton, now of st. Albans. The firm
name was Page & Dutton and they
held forth in the building now owned
by Judge Sherwin. After about two
years, Page sold out to B. N. Hyde
and the firm of Hyde & Dutton con-
tinued several years, or until Col.
Hyde entered the army.
Geo. Gage gave up his job here last
week to accept a better one as night
operator at Claremont, n. II. He
started for that pla2e last Tuesday,
but got as far as ST.. Johnsbury.
where he changed his mind and came
back. He ref f-cted on the offer few
days and on Monday decided to go.
He started for Claremont and we
guess it is a go this time, as he hasn't
yet returned. George is a good
operator and will fill the bill all right.
Miss Wilma H. Leach and Thomas
w. Hanley of this place were married
at MorrisviIle last Monday evening,
by Rev. |. p. Booth. Miss Mamie
Jackson and Walter Strong acted as
bridesmaid and groomsman. After
the ceremony, the happy couple went
to Stowe, where they remained un.
til Tuesday. That evening amid
showers of rice and cheers of a
multitude they took the train at
Hyde Park for their new home at
Essex, where Mr., Hanley is to engage
in farming. The bride, who is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j S.
Leach, is well known here, where she
has resided for several years. A
large part of that time she has been
employed in Gov, Pages office. Mr.
Hanley has resided here the past few
years, and he is indeed fortunate in
, securing this young lady tor his help
mate. The young couple were The
recipients of many presents, among
them being a handsome couch from
her office associates and other ac
) quaintances, and handsome purse
, of mo1ey from various friends. They
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