News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-02
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Sugaring is on the wane. Nearly all
are out of wood. Those who are not are
out of sap.
A1vah Jones has rented a farm in Ell
more and moved thereto. Sumner Bal
ley is to occupy Mr.. Jones' farm the
present season.
J. c. Masure is making some needed
repairs on his Main Street tenement
these days.
The sick and feeble minded in this
vicinity are getting along nicely at
present, considering the weather and
what we have to eat.
| Harry Parker's address is now No. I
Park Street instead of ODER Hill, Eden.
He now occupies the tenement lately
vacated by Mr.. Tibbetts, who recently
moved to Morristown.
It is astonishing what an amount of
mud there is scattered around in the
roads in this vicinity at the present
time; don't suppose it's so anywhere
else.
w. D. Manning has again resumed
business at his new sawmill. Don't be
discouraged William, she may not burst,
settle or blow away again for several
| days. Its always the darkest just be-
| fore dawn"
We desire to thank the correspondent
of the Morrisville Messenger from Par
ad1se Valley No. 2, South Eden, for
compliments extended to DR.. Prentiss
and Sewell in last weeks issue. Pie
and honey, beauty and truthfulness, a
combination of perfection. We have
had the whooping cough but once was
pleased when we got over it. Never
before did we realize that our beauty
saved us from an untimely grave, The
idea that No should accuse us of being
truthful in connection with our esteem
ed friend, DR.. Prentiss of Johnson.
There has scarcely been a day during
the past 40 years but that we have been
accused of being one of the most sublime
liars of this generation. We have never
denied lest we might lie in SO doing,
and further, we have been accused of
stealing quite often. AS yet there has
not been proof positive enough to con-
vict. Thanks, again, mo. D." Call
again if you can think of anything that
will add to our political success; or, if
you can't, take the News AND CITIZEN,
vote for Mccullough, shun the whoop-
ing cough and be happy and keep out
of the mud.
Easter was observed by the Congre-
gationa1 church last Sunday with spec
ial services under the direction of Miss
Eddy. The program for the afternoon
was as follows Organ voluntary, Mr..
Bailey Hail Easter Day " Choir
Scripture reading and prayer; hymn,
Jesus Lives" Congregation awake
Awake " Bernice Atwe11 Song Pri-
mary Class; "Little Heartsease," Lizzie
Gallup; Song, Marjory Atwell Offering,
Junior Endeavor Society; "The Res
urrection," Beulah Kneeland; Song,
Helen Croker, Eva Adams, Alice Foss;
" The Easter Message" Josie Mudgett,
Menta Smith; "Swing Ajar o Gates of
Morn," Choir; Sermon, John 2o;I5,
"Whom seekest thou?" Closing prayer
and hymn. The church was beautifully
decorated with plants and flowers. The
service was attended by large congre-
cation. The evening service was also
we'll attended. This was in charge Of
the c. E. Society, Miss Gilmore leading.
There was special instrumental music
at this service. All the services of the
day were especially impressive as every
thing seemed to lead to personal rec
ignition of the presence now and here
of the Risen Lord. The Easter COM
mittee wish to express their gratitude
to all who helped to make this possible
both by their aid in the program and i'll
decoration.