News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-28
HYDE PARK,

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une spent Sunday at the Poenix.
DR.. W. II. Lane of Ludlow is STOP
ping at the Phoenix for a few days.
Mrs. C. S. Page and daughter re-
turned from Boston last Saturday.
HIS. Thompson and wife of Boston
are spending a few days at the
Phoenix.
Miss Frances Little of Winooski
spent last Friday here with her
friend, Miss Lilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Cobb and daugh-
ter of Hardwick spent Sunday here
with G. W. Brown.
Miss Cleora Crowell and her sister,
Mrs. Streeter, have returned from
their Richford visit.
State Auditor Barber was in town
last Friday, settling accounts with
the Probate Judge and the County
Clerk.
HIS. Wilson and wife were in the
village short time the first of the
week. They start for their home in
Oregon Thursday.
HYDE Park presented a very de.
serted appearance Saturday-about
everybody went over to the ball.
game at Morrisville.
The Juveniles IS" of this place and
Morrisville played ball here last Fri
day. The home team was turned
down by score of 20 to 2.
Prof. Scribner leaves the last of the
week for Rochester, where he com
mences next week his third year as
principal of the high school there.
The Phoenix was we'll filled Sunday
with transients. These and the vii
lage people who dine there made thu
number at dinner upwards of fifty.
Fl. s. Beard of WatervilIe trans
acted business here the first of thu
week. "Homer" looks well, ant
bears the trying duties of life finely.
Roy Eaton and the Misses Heller
Burbank and Bessie Merrill pic-niceC
at Eden last Thursday. What wa
lacked in number was made up il
quality.
Mrs. F. P. Hill and son, Morton, re
turned last Thursday from Highgate
where they had been in camp severa
days. Mrs. Hill brought home a fiv
pound pickerel caught by her.
Bentley, the Morrisville photog
rapher, "photoed" the ball team
after the game last Saturday. Tn
result of the game is the cause of tn
broad grin on the face of every one G
them.
School at the Academy opene
Monday with large attendance i
all departments. In the Academi
department remarks were made b
Rev. Mr.. Hager, Col. Mcfarland an
R. W. Hulburd. Indications are tina
there will be a large school.
G. A. Knight returned last Satul
day from Cleveland, Ohio, where b
has been on business the past tw
months. DR.. f. G. Page of WOOD
stock, ILL.,, came with him and wi
spend a few weeks here with hi
family, who are visiting at G. A
Knights.
The ball team came off victoriou
at Jericho last Wednesday. The
had to play combination of severe
towns, but took the game all til
same by q score of IL to 7. Wilkir
retired after few innings because {
, sickness and Geo. Toss took his plat
and played with his old time alacrit,
The boys speak we'll of the entertain
f ment given them.
: The "Modern Woodmen" con
pleted their organization last Thur
2 day night and elected these Officers
H. l.. Fairbanks, Venerable Council
O. N. Campbell, Worthy Adviser
D. T. Hanley, Banker; A. Fl. Crime
8 Head Clerk; NJ. A. Douglas, Watc
] man; G. A. Wilkins, Escort; G.
J, Allen, Centre; DR.. W. W. GeDge, Hea
: Physician; G. A. Wilkins, DR.. W. '
Genge, D. T. Hanley, Manager
r Meetings are to be held once in tV
s weeks and for the present the TOW
j, hall will be used. Next meetin
+ Sept. Sd.
New Songs.