News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-01
HYDE PARK.
Fish stories are ripe.
Now shut up those hens.

Wluu Eu6uudllSIu.
The Academy students are on the
last half of the term.
Mrs. G. W. Brown is selling out her
millinery stock at cost.
Lewis Whittemore has returned
from his visit to Belvidere.
Mrs. Mary Jordan visited her son
Earl at Hardwick last week.
Frank Sawyer has taken up his
abode with his son Lawrence.
H.M.Cornell, County Commissioner,
was in the place last Saturday.
Walter Strong has sold thirteen
head of choice young stock to Levi
Smile.
Mrs. E. G. Page and sons have gone
to Proctor to spend few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Hubbell and children of
Wolcott visited at Charles Merrill's
last week.
W. F. Angel and family of Hard
wick were at Geo. Browns part of
last week.
Il. F. Graham, Esq of Craftsbury
was here on professional business
asst Friday.
J. S. Leach and wife spent Sunday
at Essex with their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Hanley.
Mrs. Nellie Finnegan and daughter
have gone to Hinesburg to spend a
few weeks with relatives.
Emil Paul, for the past year chef at
the Phoenix, completed his engage
ment there Monday evening.
Miss Mary Finnegan returned last
week from New York City, where she
has been the past three months.
Miss Elizabeth Young of Enosburg
Falls, is spending a week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Young.
We haven't been troubled much
with April showers, but May flowers
will come right along all the same.
Mrs. D. G. Robinson of Fletcher and
Mrs. Thomas Hanley OF Essex were
visitors at J. S. Leach's Thursday.
Miss Winnie Rooney returned Fri
day evening from Burlington, where
she has been spending the winter with
an aunt.
Mrs. G. M. Small returned from
Elmira, New York, Monday evening
and is again dOmiciled in her home
on Main st.
Rev. Fr. Lachance is an expert
bicyclist and takes considerable com
fort in riding about, both on pleasure
and pastoral trips.
Clarence Foster of Barre came to
town Monday for a few days visit at
the old home. The tonsorial profes-
sion agrees with him.
Mrs. E. L. Noyes returned Monday
evening from Lebanon, N. H., where
she has been with her daughter Mrs
Stevens, for several weeks.
Newton Camp returned from Rich.
ford last Saturday and is spending
this week in EImore. He expects tC
resume work next Monday.
Giblett has moved his household
effects to Morristown and will shortly
"go on the road"-at least that is
what he now expects to do.
Because of i'll health, j. G. Peck
offers for sale his farm at Garfield
1t is in a good state of cultivation
aud is a good trade for somebody.
An interesting game of ball was
played on the campus last Saturday
between the Academy and villag,
mines. The former won by score o
10 to 16.
Contractor Manley was here Satur
day. He hasn't closed any trades
yet about those new buildings, but
he has quite a number of things or
the string.
Mrs. Keeler's millinery shop is tht
Mecca for ladies these days. She hat
a large trade and people from thii
and adjoining towns find her an up
to-date milliner.
The familiar face of Judge Waite i,
seen again about the village. ThC
Judges three months visit in Massa
chusetts makes him all the more at
tached to Vermont.
f. S. Platt, Inspector of Finance
paid an official visit to the Lamoill,
County Savings Bank last Thursday
He found everything o. K, which
might have been expected.
T. Whitcomb of Jacksonville, who
has the general agency of a bool
publishing house, was here Saturday
looking for agents He informs III
that he has good work at good pa!
for several.
Perry Foster, with a gang of No.
artists, is renovating the exterior o
several houses. He has Just com
pleted r. W. Hulburd's and is work
ing on Mrs. E. G. Pages, after whicl
come S. B. Waite's, G.. A. Knight
and Others.
The Odd Fellows lodge goes tt
Hardwick next Monday evening tC
take part in the instituting of I
lodge there. This lodge will worl
the first degree and in order to do i
as it should be, rehearsals are fire
quent this week.
Geo. Parker and wife visited thei
son "Nit" at Burlington last week