News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-28
NORTH HYDE PARK.
The sick are improving.
Lovely weather these DAVIS

Ernest Page. is working for E. w.
Smith.
Sad, sad, indeed, was the Eden
calamity of last Sunday.
Mrs. Peninna Lewis is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ephriam Foss.
F. S. Hazard is making much-needed
repairs on his store by new single, &c.
David Mulligan has moved into the
Mellicent Page tenement on Main st.
Rolla Holbrook is spending his vaca-
ton at home with his family the past
week.
Mrs. Colby is again working for J. c.
Croker after vacation of several
weeks.
Ali nature seems joyous and happy
these days, except human nature, which
is variable.
Don't forget the ball game next Fri
day afternoon-No. H. P. VS.. johnson on
the No. H. P. grounds.
Miss Patten who has been caring for
Mrs. Midget, has returned to Bur-
lington. Mrs. Mudgett lis rapidly i'm
proving in health. lBd
Memorial services in Advent church
Sunday forenoon were we'll attended.
Elder Daniel Gregory preached very
interesting discourse.
Frank Peck, who went west last fall
in pursuit of health, wealth and happi-
ness, returned last week. He says west
ern water don't agree with him.
Joseph Foss broke his wrist last Sat
urday while ascending ladder. DR..
Prentiss of Johnson was called to make
repairs on the wrist, not the ladder.
John Ferguson visited friends in
Greensboro a part of last week. We
mistrust he took his fsh-hooks with
him. John knows what to bait with.
Mrs. VIM. Hodges, afterseveral weeks
stay in Eden taking care of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Atwell, who has been out of
health, returned to her home last week.
]. L. Barney of Bakersfield, is stop
ping at the, Valley House for few days.
He has the tools and knows how to re-
pair any Kind of clock or watch. Try
him.
The Ladies' Mite Society met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Souther
last Wednesday evening and goodly
number were in attendance and a good
time enjoyed.
Mrs. Joseph Boyes, widow of the late
Joseph Boyes, is moving into the tene-
ment lately vacated by David Mulligan.
Her son Joseph and wife are to reside
with her for the present. l-
Hartley Souther and wife entertained
house full of relatives the first of the
week. Mr.. H. says they were not near
all present either. Hartley knows how
tO m a ke hic friends hapDv
Mrs. Bertha Sargent, who recently
went to Massachusetts,, returned last
week. She speaks highly of the people
she became acquainted with while alb
sent, but likes Vermont people and Gus
toms the best.
Prof Parrin is booked to give a tenn
perance lecture in what is known as the
Geo. Blake grove in Hyde Park on the
afternoon of Sunday, June IS, at
O'Clock. Make no mistake in date or
attendance, weather being favorable.
Cortez Foss had the misfortune to jam
his other foot last week while at work
in Manning's mill also Harry Baker
got his right foot mixed up with pile
of mill-logs while working in the Parker
mill on Ober Hill last week. He, too,
is doing some beautiful limping these
days. Both boys are too proud to use
clutches or wear cane.
We hear good deal said about Mr..
Mccullough being born in Delaware.
How silly How could he help it?
His mother was there on that occasion.
Could he forsake his mother, the best
friend child can have on earth Had
he done so on that event, our Proctor
friends would have been shouting cow
ard, traitor, and other pet names.
The Cong'1 church was we'll filled
Sunday afternoon to listen to Miss
Eddy's farewell address flor the pres
enD. Miss Eddy has made many friends
during her stay here, who regret her
departure. What is our loss may be the
gain of others, therefore we respectfully
submit to the one that ruleth and doeth
all things we'll. Rev. Mr.. Clapp of Mas
sachusetts is expected to occupy the
desk next Sunday. He has been here
before; his return is cordially welcomed
by all,