News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-02-05
HYDE PARK,

Mrs. ). b. Waite Is spending a few
days at East Fairfield.
Mrs. Geo. Brill visited at her old
home in Fairfield last Thursday.
Mrs. E. G. Page entertained a large
number of her friends at whist last
evening.
Cushing Nichols, the veteran wealth
er prophet, predicts a tha8 about
the 10th.
Prof. Iagalls will attend a meeting
of county examiners at Montpelier
next Friday.
The Home Culture Club will meet
at the church parlors Thursday after
noon of this week.
R. W. Hulburd gave attention to
life insurance matters at Montpelier
the first of the week.
Miss Ella Kinsley has resumed
stenographic duties at Pages office
much improved in health.
Monday and Tuesday, February "a
and %, is the time set for Teachers
Examination at this place.
O. O Tillots0n has rented the
upper fl 1t in the K 4pler tenemen and
will soon move his family therein.
The machinery in the separator
station at this place has been taken
out. 1t is to be used at Swanton.
Judge ". P. Smith OF st. Johns
bury and Judge Tucker of Hardwick
transacted business here yesterday.
Several from here attended the
promenade and dance at Mount Nor
ris Hotel, Ellen Mills, last Friday eve.
H. j. LilIeY & Co. have finished off
q salesroom adjoining their office in
which they keep sample line of
coftias and caskets.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Hyde Park Warehouse
Company occurs tomorrow after
noon at three O'Clock.
Do you want to rent a good farm?
If SO, read the business notices this
week. There is one there that may
be just what you want.
There will be social hop at Hotel
Ph9 ak tomorrow evening, to which
all who delight in tripping the light
fantastic are cordially invited.
Mrs. A. Miller has returned to Bur
lington. Her husband, who is John
Scodeld's mill man, will stay here his
year out and board at Boomhower's.
Fred Gauthier succeeds Giblet as
general manager OF WaiUe's harness
establishment in the old church, His
leisure time will be put in in repairing
harnesses.
Capt. Waite visited ST. Johnsbury
yesterday and st. Adams to-day in
the interest of Odd Fellowship. Next
week he is to be down in Washing
ton county.
A goodly number from this place
attended the "kurious Kompany
entertainment at MorrisviIIe last
Thursday evening. 1t was not up to
expectation.
O8ing to want of more time and in
order to better perfect the arrange
ments, the Mother Goose cantata has
been put off two weeks, until Friday
evening, Feb. 81. Bear this in mind.
Prof. Norris D. Blake, son of Capt.
Blake of Eden, is to deliver the Me-
mortal Day address for Aaron Keeler
Post. IL will be a good one. The
exercises this year are to be at Eden.
Hyde Park was well represented at
the Masonic ball at Cambridge last
Thursday evening. AIlreport good
time-iust such time as Mine Host
Wells of the American knows how to
arrange.
Mrs. F. ?. Hill was called to High,
gate Springs last week Thursday by
the illness of her son Walter, who had
serious attack of grip and was
threatened with pneumonia. At pres
ent writing be is better.
February 20, at the Phe1ix will
occur "a matrimonial alliance" in
which a we'll known young lady
boarder and a bright young physi-
clan from the southern part of the
state will unite their destinies.
A party who lost his pockethook
lefG an advertisement for the same
with the News AND CITIZEN. Before
the paper was out, he called in and
said he had found it. Moral Adver.
tise in the News AND CITIZEN to get
best results.
Wilkins, the hustling accident in
surance agent, has recently paid the
following claims Frank Sbippey, OF
Morrisville, $11 &c; WV Holbrook,
Hyde Park, $40 90; Il. E. Grimes,
Hyde Park, $3.50 Arthur Wood,
Cambridge, So 90.
"Breezy Point" is the name A. Il.
Keeler has given his place out on
Prospect Avenue. Keeler is firm in
the belief that if there is any point in
this village where the wind Is sure II
make it's presence known it is at his
place-hence the name.
The annual preliminary meeting of
the Hyde Park Village Cemetery
Association is called to meet at the
home of A, V. Wiswell Tuesday, Feb.
Ill, at 2:30 p. m. Members are re-
quested TO be present, as business of
Importance is to be considered.
The Ladies' Aid Society are prepar-
iOO another of those good suDDers,