News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-22
HYDE PARK.

al d discount.
Sheriff Robbins was in Craftsbury
the past week.
Noyes Wood and family spent last
Sunday at Wolcott.
Daniel Perkins of Newport made a
short visit here last week.
Capt. Waite has fine line of robes,
blankets, etc. See notice.
VIM. Page is growing weaker and
can last but short time.
Miss Anna Lilley started to-day for
Colorado, where she will spend the
winter. ,,
Mrs. Rollen Burdick of Sterling was
a recent visitor at her sisters, Mrs.
+. P. True's..
| F. Fl. Mcfarland, who has been
having serious time with sciatica,
is much better.
Strong & Foss are showing some
fine goods in their shoe line for both
ladies and gents.
Advertised letters at the Hyde Park
post-office OFT. 20, 1902: Harry
Wilson, Mrs. John Hill.
Carroll Mudgett left Monday morn.
ing for Pasadena, Cal, where he will
spend the winter with S. B. DOty.
The special village meeting for last
Monday evening was adjourned for
three weeks, until Monday evening,
Nov. 8.
The smallpox patient at the Center
is improving. DR.. Slayton Is of the
opinion that there will be no spread
OF the disease.
Mrs. f. L. Lilley and Miss Margaret
Sullivan are in Montpelier for few
days, enjoying the social functions OF
"ladies' week."
E 0. Leonard, of the Lyndonville
Journal, visited his friend, Frank
Harris, at this place last week, and
also paid his respects to the News
and Citizen.
The ladies Club will meet with
Mrs. Hulburd tomorrow evening to
make further arrangements regard
ing Gentlemen's night. Dome fail
to come.
Rummage Sale at town hall begin
ming Nov. 4 Contributions from
outside the village will be sent for if
necessary on notifying any member
of the association.
Arthur Grimes goes to Montpelier
next week to seek admission to the
bar. He has been an Industrious
student and will no doubt pass a
successful examination.
DR.. and Mrs. Genge returned from
their Philadelphia visit last Satur-
day. The Doctor allows Philadelphia
to be large and fine town, but says,
give me Hyde Park for all that"
The next meeting of the Home Cul,
ture Club occurs Oct. 20. The occa-
sion is "gentlemen's night" and the
event will probably be held in Odd
Fellows Hall, which is very good
place for just such gathering.
We publish on page two of this pa
Der a very interesting article from
Judge Sherwin concerning our village
cemetery. 1t is not only we'll worthy
of perusal, but has suggestions that
ought to be given serious cOnsldera-
ton.
A. C. HameI, the Morrisville ice
man. still continues to supply our
people with the CONCEALED article, al
. though quite a number OF patrons
have dropped off. Bert says he will
come as long as there is demand,
no matter how the weather may be.
F., L. Lilley, with Messrs. Calkins,
Tillotson and White of Cady's Falls,
have gone to the wilds of Montgom'
prv. where they will put in ten days
. hunting for deer and bears. They
have a modern camping outfit and Il
. thew get no game will have a good
time all the same.
Representative Lilley was at home
: over Sunday. He reports that the
= "work of the cattle commission" is
receiving great attention at Mont
I heller these days-more than the liz
nor ouestion-and is of the opinion
that something will be done towards
: curtailing the present powers OF the
2 commission.
: There is talk OLA rural delivery
It route to start from the post-oftict
here and go to Centerville, then OF
{ IN mast Chester Holbrook's to Nc
d Kinstry Hill, coming back via Towle,l
d and Albert Whitconlb's, down by ID
e F. Hurlburt's and out to this village
= bv B. G. Rooney's. This would be {
n great accommodation to many taml
~ lies.
a Rev. Mr.. Hager is delivering som
k very interesting as well as practica
o sermons these days-in fact, he al
;. ways does-and those who wish t.
is hear a discourse from which they cal
receive much benefit can always flint
a it in this preachers twenty minut
> sermons. Last Sunday his sublec
nos uNTan His Own Critic" and