News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-15
HYDE PARK.

from Cnlcago.
Mrs. Geo. Seymour is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Jennie Emery of Eden spent
Sunday with Miss Doris Denio.
Il. M. Mcfarland and wife have
been in Montpelier the past few days
W. W. Holbrook has moved into
the lower part of his new house on
Church street.
James Finnegan returned last week
from New York, where he has been
spending a couple of months.
L. Boomhower and daughter Mir
lam left to-day for a ten days visit
with relatives in Franklin county.
Remember the adjourned village
meeting comes next Monday evening.
Lots of important business to be
transacted.
Miss Blonde Seymour went to Ran
dolph yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of a cousin. The event took
place to-day.
C. A. Knight and wife went to Bos-
ton last Wednesday. Mr.. Knight re-
turned Monday; Mrs. Knight will
come tomorrow.
The Home Culture Club meets with
Miss Blanche Brigham, instead OF
Mrs. Julia Mcfarland as noted last
week, this evening.
Among those who went on the Bos-
ton excursion to-day were F R. Child
and wife, W. D. Strong and wife, W.
n. Putnam and wife.
Martin Finnegan, who has been
confined to the house the past two
weeks with an attack of pleurisy, is
some better at this time.
Mrs. c. s. Page left last night for
Boston. From there she goes to
Woodstock, H., to spend a few weeks
with DR.. Page and family.
During the absence OF the treasurer
and his assistant in Boston the past
week, Mrs. l. K. SIay ton gave at.
tention to affairs aI the Savings
Bank.
Remember the Rummage Sale to
he held at the Town Hall beginning
Nov. 4. Contributions of anything
that may be useful to any body are
earnestly solicited.
Mrs. L. A. Todd aud daughter,
Mrs. Alice Norton, and two grand
daughters, Vera and Hazel Norton,
all OF Proctorsville, VT, are guests OF
r. P. Putnam and wife.
Gov. Page left Saturday night for
few days sojourn in New York and
Boston, and from there he goes on
an extended western trip, going as
far as Arizona. He will be gone two
or three weeks.
Advertised Lei at the Hyde
Park post office Oct. IA, 1902: F. L.
Temple, Hyde & Co., Geo. Kelley,
Geo. B. Stewart, Frank l.. Jacobs,
F. G. Bedell, Oscar Gray, Jos. Lam
bert, Frank Ladoo, Burton Lam
pber, D. D. Whitney.
Newton Camp will again take up
the management of Pages Perfected
Poultry Food" In d short time, the
fall campaign will be on and indica-
tioDs are that more extensive busi
ness than ever will be done with this
popular brand of poultry food.
A prominent young law student of
this place, who already wears the
title OF "Jndge,' and well-known
young lady of Hyde Park are now
ready to receive congratulations. At
least we suppose so, as she has a
handsome new diamond which she
wears on the left hand.
Lyman Minor has sold his milk
route to B. B. Bennett, who has taken
possession. MIR. Minor has been en-.
gagged in the milk business for the
past six years and in all sorts of
weather, has not failed to supply his
customers. His milk wagon could
always be relied upon and was as
regular as a clock. Lyman has
worked hard and is now "going to
take rest" and will devote his time
exclusively to the care of Meadow
brook Farm" one of the best farms
in this town.