News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-29
NORTH HYDE PARK.

NOlA II II LIE TAIlN'
]. c. Masure is in feeble health at
present writing.
Elder Gregory started for Boston last
Monday in the interest of the Advent
church.
Chas. Pratt and F. Newton have fin
ished their lumber job on the mountain
and returned to their homes
Mrs. Ephraim Foss is quite poorly
these days. Her daughter Mrs. Davis,
of Fair Haven, is with her.
Deacon Place, assisted by Miss Anna
Gilmore, supplied the desk of the Congl
church last Sunday afternoon.
The Sunday school convention at Nor
risville was we'll represented from this
place last week. Dea. Place and Miss
Anna Gilmore were delegates.
Mr.. George returned to his home in
Upper Bartlett, N. H., leaving his wife
and little daughter at the home of his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Masure's.
F! S. Hazard, G. Eastman, Lawrence
and Arthur Foss started for the noun
tains recently after venison with the
usual equipments for camping out. May
success attend their efforts
Business was booming at the Valley
House Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff White
from Eden spent the day with a gentle
man from Cambridge, who he had ar
rested for deceiving Hartly Souther in
horse trade. (That beats all.) For
further information enquire of Calvin
Foss or Chas. Kneeland.
If the ladies in this vicinity want to
look pretty and become fascinating and
! keep warm these cold days, they want
to call on Mrs. Wilkins at the Valley
House parlors and see her new invoice
of ladies hats and other fxings just ar
rived. You would be surprised to en-
quire her prices and see how little it
costs to be happy.
Guy Newton returned from his Boston
= and Worcester trip last Friday. He
complains of having very fine time
while absent. He saw lots of things he
never saw before. Among the many
curiosities, besides the folks on the side
p walks, was Bunker Hill Monument, and
l the ebb and flow of the tide twice in
J twenty-four hours. He don't try to ex-
plain the cause Also the elevated and
g subway railways were great wonder.
a He, also decided that Keith's Theatre
was ahead of the Johnson Opera House
in size if not in talent.
), Mrs. Wm, Hodges is spending a few days
with her daughter Mrs. Atwell, of Eden, who
is in fe,lbIe health. Miss Matte Hodges from
= Hard wick is looking after the temp oral wants
) of her father, while her mother is absent
pleasant surprise was that of last Satur
day evening, when So of the friends, neigh
l. bors and schoomates of miss Jennie Girls
W void, daughter of Hamln and Edith Girls
void, who reside on Ober Hill, celebrated hel
18th birthday. Singing feasting, and having
It a good time was the order Ipf exercises
q Jennie found herself the recipient of s ID worth
i of useful,and ornamental presents for which
l. she wishes to thank one and all for their kind
~ ly remembrance.
A. A NARROW ESCAPE W lille g. B. Allen anC
p wife were on their return from Morrisville las
Friday night with spirited team, Mr.. AlleI
thought he felt something strike the top o
10 his hat, when near the Fair Ground. He a
:; once slowed up, knowing it wasn't his imagi
VI nation that nearly deprived him of his derby
D. as he had not been taking anything. b
passed the reins to Mrs Allen and on goinl
back q few rods he discovered the trouble
III The wind had blown down the flagpole acros
n. the telephone wire. de at once rolled tn
n pole from the wire and up she went out of tn
way. II ad the wire been three inches lower
Mr.. Allen would have had broken neck o
an the telephone company broken wire. The
+y arrived home in due time without further az
~ cident, feeling thankful to the One who con
troeth the doings of men that they wer
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