News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06
HYDE PARK,

7YOE FAF1Ns
DR.. Martin, the oculist, spent Sun
day here.
Cotillion party at the Phenix Fri
day night.
The spring term at the Academy
opens next Monday.
Glenn Wilkins has brand new
dog; it's Jim-dandy.
Bert Noyes has been spending
few days in Lebanon, N. II.
The little daughter of F. H. Strong
is very i'll with canker-rash.
Contractor Manley was in town
last week on professional business.
Mrs. E. L. Ingalls, is spending few
days at her home in West Charleston.
Ex-Sheriff Stevens will soon move
into apartments in Mrs. Cobleigh's
house.
Judge White is on the "grip" list,
but manages to be about his busi-
ness daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P Keller left this
morning for two weeks business
trip in Boston.
Harold Bailey returned from his
poultry food expedition down in
Maine last week.
Mrs. Stephen Sands has so much
improved in health as to be able to
ride ont occasionally.
The many friends of Fl. D. W. Doty
will be panied to learn of his serious
illness. He has been very i'll a long
time.
The condition of G. j. Patch of
Boston is very serious. Gov. and
Mrs. Page are still with him.
Col. Mcfarland and E. L. Noyes
were at Troy last week on business
in connection with the NATL Bank.
The Cemetery Association received
$4,000 from their town meeting day
dinner, for which liberal patronage
they are duly thankful.
R. W. Hulburd and F. H. McFar-
land we're in Burlington last week,
and while there they were admitted
to practice in the y. S. District Court.
Mrs. R. S. Page, who has been
quite ill with the grip, is now better.
Mrs. Stiles, the nurse, is assisted by
Miss Bertha Thurston in caring for
her.
The late G. r. Page held two life in
surance policies, amounting to about
$4,000, in the Natl Life Insurance
Co. They were taken out several
years ago.
Typography Hall was well filled
Saturday night by an informal whist
party. Monday evening the regular
gathering of the Sociality Club was
held at the same place, with an at
tendance of forty-tour.
The annual meeting of the Village
of Hyde Park Cemetery Association
for the election of officers and other
necessary business, will be held at the
residence of Col. e. B. Sawyer Tues
day, Mar. II, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
S. B. Waite, besides giving atten-
tion to County Clerk duties, Old
Fellowship and various other things,
has sold since Jan 1, seven saving
machines and has the sale of a lot of
farm implements ION the string"
Smith is hustler.
Teachers examinations here last
Saturday and Monday were attended
by fifteen applicants. Mrs. Ingalls,
was in charge, while the Prof. con-
Quoted like examinations at Stowe
at the same time. At the latter place
thirteen presented themselves.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor preached very
interesting as well as practical dis
course last Sunday morning from the
text, "Let the redeemed of the Lord
say So" Mr.. Taylor is giving his
people some very excellent discourses !;
they are worthy of large congrega-
tion.
The Hyde Park train has been
added to the discontinued list for
want of business. The change went
into effect to-day. 1t is hoped the
early spring will find both this train
and the Morrisville train restored.
They are very convenient for the
local trade.
A letter from Frank Newcity to his
folks, written Jan. !, states that be
is still in the Philippines on an island
by the name of Tobacco. He states
that % of them went out one night
and captured couple of Filipinos.
He is enjoying good health, but says
the weather is very hot. They are
not allowed to go out from IL a. m.
| to l. p. m.