News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-07
HYDE PARK.

A. l.. Goddard spent last Sunday
with his son in Albany.
Walter Strong has renovated his
store by the application of a coat of
paint.
A handsome monument has been
set up on the Doty lot in the village
cemetery.
Miss Gertrude Fife of Wolcott,
spent Sunday here with her aunt,
Mrs. N. G. Wood.
c. A. Knight has sold to c. S. Page
the building lot on the east side of
the Catholic church.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the May dance at Morrisville
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. Guild and Master Walter
from Boston, were guests at f. l..
Lilley's several days the past week.
Edward Cornell of No. Craftsbury,
accompanied by lady friend, spent
last Saturday with his friend, Alba
Ferry.
G. A. Reed of Wolcott, transacted
business here last week. There are
those who think Cornelius would
make a good Assistant Judge.
The grounds about st. Teresa's rec
tory have been greatly improved by
the building of q new sidewalk and a
general fixing up about the premises.
Crane and Strorg returned from
Greensboro Friday, where they put
in short time fishing. They brought
back two trout-one weighing four
and one-half pounds, the other one
half pound.
Forster, the baker, is kept hust-
ling these days. Besides making
large quantities of cakes and pies,
he is doing a great bread business.
Last week he made $50 loaves and
the cry was for more.
Henry Holt of New York and F. L..
Temple of Westminster, with K. Pun
pelly and R. Pumpelly, Jr., two
expert biologists, from Newport,
R. l., were here over night Friday.
On Saturday they went to the mines
at Eden, where they will put in sew
eral days inspecting the asbestos in
that locality.
Arbor Day was observed by the set
tingout of severa maple trees in vari-
GUS parts of the village by Gov. Page.
The Governor has a great liking for
this day and many trees have been
set out hereabouts by him. Already
their beauty is being manifested and
in years to come will be all the more
appreciated.
A special car was put on the express
train at Cambridge Junction last
Wednesday evening in order to
accommodate the large number OF
fishermen bound for Greensboro
Large crowds focked there from all
directions and the largest number
ever known we're on hand May LIST.
The fishing has not as vet been very
great, owing to the rain and cold
weather.
The Waterbury High School base.
ball club failed to appear here last
Saturday. A nine, however, was pick
ed up to play the L. c. A. boys and
a good game was the result. At the
close of the ninth inning the score
was tie and another inning had to
be played to decide who were the best
men. The picked up team went to
bat first and succeeded in scoring and
therefore won the game.
Prof. and Mrs. Ingalls,, aided by
the assistant teachers of the L. G. A.,
entertained forty members of the
High School at the Gym" last Fri
day evening. The Gym" with the
annex rooms, were used and proved
very pleasant as well as commodi-
GUS place for such an event. The
evening was passed in singing, games
and prom, interspersed with social
visitation. Refreshments were served.
The students are loud in their praises
of the event andappreciate the efforts
of the "faculty" to give them an
evening of such great pleasure.