News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-02
TERMS, $1.OO
HYDE PARK.

Joseph Heath of Albany was O.
recent guest at the home of r. p.
Putnam.
Morton Hill went to Burlington to-
daV to arrange about entering the
y. Y. NJ. next fall.
George Eastman returned from his
New Hampshire visit Monday night
and is again on deck at the Plant.
Alba Kellogg and wife of Newburg,
N. T., came to town to-day to spend
few days with friends at Centerville.
Mrs. VIM. Thorpe entertained a
party of eight at five o'clock tea"
last evening in honor of her friend,
Miss Waterman.
Mrs. Harriet Goodwin is stopping
at the Randall in Morrisville, where
she will give instruction in lace max
ing and embroidery.
The Hide House and Professionals
crossed bats on the Campus yester-
day afternoon. Result, II to II in
favor of Hide House.
R L. Boomhower and children, FL
mer, Frank and Blanche, of Laices-
ter, N. s., and John Ross of Oxford,
N. S., are the guests of Lester Boom
hover.
Prof. Scribner and the Misses Lucy
Sawyer and Blanche Brigham are at
tending the meeting of the National
Educational Association at Burling-
ton this week.
Rev: Mr.. Taylor has shipped his
household effects to Massachusetts
and he and his family will leave
this week. The best wishes of every
body go with them.
DR.. A. M, Goddard and family of
Albany were here a short time the
first of the week came down for a
visit of several days, but professional
business called them back.
Miss Flora Porter of Neporset,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Helen Nc
Farland. Miss Porter was one of
"our little girls" a few years ago,
when her parents resided here.
Frank True brought back about
fifty pounds of Canada lunge" last
week. For the United States name
of this ISL enquire of Ned Noyes, our
local piscatorlal encyclopa liza.
A good sum has been raised for the
pyrotecnic display Fourth of July
night, and if the weather is o. k. the
exhibition 6wil take place on Pros!
pect avenue at early candle-light.
The Y. P. s. G. E. will have charge
of the Thursday evening service at
the CoDgrega tional Church, and will
have an exercise appropriate to the
Fourth of July. A general invita-
tion extended to all.
Monday evening a reception was
given at the church to Rev. Mr.. Tay-
Ior and family by the people of this
parish. In spite of the rain there was
a good gathering and the evening
spent in a very informal manner.
Refreshments were served and the
time passed very pleasantly in social
intercourse.
That little triangular piece of
ground at the top of Depot Street
might, at little expense, be made
Z" thing of beauty" if not "a Joy
forever" In it's present condition it
is an eyesore. IJ is the most conspic-
uous piece of land in our village and
ought to be put in good order. And
then that watering tub!
The disappearance of one Thomas
Crapo, q printer here for the past
three or four months, causes anxiety
on the part of Mine Host Crane to
whom be is indebted for few weeks
board. Judge" Grimes is also ap-
prehensive as to his whereabouts
not so much as to Crapo personally,
but where some thirty dollars of mile
ages may be, which he has not ac-
counted for. A tracer has been sent
out and it may not be long before
the aforesaid Thomas finds himself
in the tolls.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor preached his last
sermon before leaving for his new
pastorate last Sunday evening to
good sized audience. 1t was not
farewell sermon, but discourse on
Pauls letter to the Philippians. The
text was Phil. 4, 8; Finally, breth-
rem, whatsoever things are true, etc.
Like all of Mr.. Taylor's sermons, it
was full of good thought and practi-
cal suggestions, and fitting close to
a pastorate which for good work and
long years of service has never been
equalled in this parish.
To show the high regard in which
Rev. Mr.. Taylor is held by all the
people of this place, a purse Of S66.75
was raised and presented to him
last evening. Everybody asked gave
and many more would have
had they had an oppor-
tunity. While the gift in its intrinsic
value is good one, the expression
Of esteem it represents is far greater,
and we are sure that Mr.. Taylor
takes with him no better wishes for
MS future happiness and welfare than
comes from those who had part in
making up this purse.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. - The Demo-
cratic voters of Hyde Park are notified
md requested to meet in caucus at the
Town Hall, in said Hyde Park, Thurs
Law evening, July 10, 1902, at o'clock,