News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-14
HYDE PARK.
Not very good fishing weather.

Read Brill's new clothing adv't.
F. L. Lilley was in Burlington
Tuesday.
F. B. Noble spent Sunday with his
brother at Hard wick.
Mrs. F. P Hill returned from High
gate Monday evening.
Fred Currer sold horse to down
country parties ys Jay.
Silas Keeler is - serious time
with erysipelas in his left foot.
John Nichols is acting as an all
round man at Forster's Bakery.
Mrs. E. L. Noyes is spending few
days with relatives at Mansonville,
Pc
A goodly Dumber from this place
attended the prohibition rally at
Morrisville last evening.
A bevy of young ladies, chaperoned
by Mrs. Currier, "took in" the open
air concert at MorrisviIle last evening.
About time for the Village Trus-
tees to issue their annual notice re-
garding bicycle riding on the side
walks.
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett has gone to
Lyndon to spend short time with her
sister Mrs. LaPorte, who is quite
poorly.
The Civil Authority had an inter-
esting session Tuesday. All differ
ences regarding lists were amicably
adjusted.
III. R. Jones' meat cart, resplendent
in brilliant coIors, perambulated thro'
the village to-day, dispensing choice
steaks, &c.
Miss Anna Lilley, who has been at
home several days because of i'll
health, returned to the U. V. M.
Tuesday very much BETTER
F. 81. Mcfarland is giving atten-
tion these days to business interests
in the western part of this county,
as we'll as in Franklin County.
F. r. Child has a very fine assort-
ment of pleasure and business wagons
of all kinds and anybody desiring a
new wagon will do well to see him.
Letters advertised, Mrs. Isaac Col
Inns, Mrs. Lottie Davis Mrs. John
Jewett, Mr.. W. D. Kimball, Nettie
Merriam, Manor House, Mrs. A. j.
Perry.
Russell Page is s pending the week
in Boston and at Northampton,
Mass, giving attention to various
matters in which he is especially in
terested.
Hyde Park Markets-Butter 1Sc to
Ole. eggs 15c, potatoes 75c, beans
50 90, maple sugar &c, fancy lots in
small cans Sc, maple syrup 75c, pork
dressed Sc.
The wall for Holbrook's new house
on Church Street is now being laid.
Wyatt Hurlburt is boss mason with
Frank Boyes as close second. They
are doing a good job.
Robert P. Putnam, having sold his
farm, will take up his abode here with
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. G.
Wood. We are glad to welcome
Robert and his estimable wife again
to our village.
Oliver Ladam, one of the plumbers
at work at McFarland's, was con-
fined to his room at the Phgnix the
past week with a severe attack of
rheumatism in his foot. He went to
his home at Burlington Monday.
Will Gabaree, an employee at SEQ
fields mill, was seriously injured last
Friday. He was moving a truck of
lumber when it slipped and one of the
handles struck him in the groin, in
juring him internally. DR.. GeDge was
called and pronounced the wound a
very serious one. His wound was
dressed and he was taken to his
boarding place, Newcity's at the
Falls. Late reports from him are
favorable for his speedy recovery.
He is about thirty years old; his wife
died a few years ago and he has one
child. A few days before the accident
he took out an accident policy OF $50
per month.
We have serious doubts if anyone
ever saw a more disagreeable day in
Nav than that of last Friday. 1t was
more like a bleak November day
rain, snow and wind all combining to
make it decidedly uncomfortable.
Fur coats and buffalo robes we're not
out of place with those compelled to
travel with team. 1t continued
cold all day and at night the ther-
dropped to 260, causing a
general freeze.up of all early vegeta-
ton, and the leaves which had got
we'll started were severely nipped. 1t
has continued cold ever since, but the
knowing ones say the indications
are that we will have warm weather
soon. We hope SO, as the month of
May thus far has not been up to her
usual good record.
l.. q. Notes.