News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Phil Wood is improving In
health.
Mrs. Stephen Sands is reported as
much better and improving daily.
John Sands reports that his wife
saw two robins Tuesday, Feb. 25.
The ladies realized about $25 from
their dinner at the church Tuesday.
They are grateful for the liberal pat
ronage given them.
Mrs. Lotus Bugbee, who has been
at the Pie nix for several days, re-
turned to her home at Weymouth
Heights, Mass, yesterday.
Miss Sawyer entertained the "Whist
Club" last Thursday evening and on
Tuesday evening they were taken
care of by Resell Page.
M. D. Whitney of Granville, N. Y,
spent few days here the first of the
week, calling on old friends, all of
whom were glad to see Mark.
1t is said that Fl. A. Moves contem-
plates moving back to Hyde Park,
having uotified g A. Wilkins that he
wants his house by the middle of
April.
Fred Keller is giving attention to
hotel business at st. Johnsbury these
days. He is getting things into reg
ulation shape at the st. Johnsbury
House.
Will O3good, who has lived on Mrs.
Aliens place on the north road for
the past year or two, will move to
the village-having rented a part of
l.. 7. Jackson's house.
The annual meeting of the Hyde
Park Cemetery Association will Ebe
held at the residence of Mrs. LIS.
Small on Tuesday, March IL, at 2
o'eelnck 2. N Emma (. Wiswell, Sec
The big thaw of last week was we'll
taken care Of by Street Commissioner
Stevens as far as the village was con-
cerned. Cutters were opened and the
surface water went eff in good shape.
NJ. D. Whitney entertained his
former Sunday school class Tuesday
afternoon at Gov. Pages and gave
them a supper at the Phe nix. 1t
was happy reunion and pleasant
event.
School at the Academy opened it's
spring term to-day with the usual
attendance. The term will be IL
weeks in all departments, except the
Primary, which has a four weeks
term ana does not begin until April.
John Scofield and wife went to AL
bany Monday, called there by the Sc
rious illness OF Mrs. T. o Andrus,
Mrs. Scofeld's mother. MIR. Schofeld
returned Tuesday, but Mrs. Scotield
will remain there for the present.
March came in like a lamb and
may go cavorting out like lion. All
the same there is no doubt but that
everybody was well pleased with the
thermometer at so last Saturday
something the "Oldest inhabitant"
fails to remember.
Basket ball at the "Gym" is very
popular and not more so tnan with
the young ladies, who enjoy the sport
to a high degree. We understand
bhe OOFtIuOI COllUcln ptdU6S pubUiuS
gallery over the stairs, which will
be greatly appreciated byspectators.
John Fnnegan, for several years in
the employ of Gov. Page, has leased
and taken possession of G. E. Denio's
farm, down on the river, adjoining
the Finnegan homestead, John is
natural farmer and will make sue
cess of his new venture. All the same,
his many friends in the village regret
to have him leave. Mr.. Denio will re-
main there awhile and then move to
the village.
The last meeting of the Home Cul-
ture Club had very interesting ses-
sion at Mrs. c. A. Knights. "Ire-
land" was the subject and much
was gathered concerning
the Emerald Isle. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served.
For the entertainment the club feel
highly grateful to Mrs. Knight. The
next meeting occurs Thursday of this
week with Mrs. f. G. Taylor.