News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-11-19
NORTH HYDE PARK.


Sidewalks are being laid through the
village.
Fine growing time, but a trife muddy
in places.
Mrs. Lewis returned to her home i'll
Fair Haven recently.
Mrs. Lucy Williams, of Claremont, N
H., has come here to pass the winter.
Carl Martin has moved from Johnson
to Ober Hill, Eden, Vt. No. IoooI Ami
don St.
Mrs. Clara B. Niles inspected the
Women's Relief Corps Wednesday, Nov
ember IL.
Miss Grace Miller of Hyde Park was
the guest of Lila Whittemore the first
of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Hager of Hyde Park,
preached in the Congregational church
last Sunday.
Cassius Gray has returned from AL
bany to spend the holidays with friends
in this vicinity.
About wood.-Mr. Hodges has 500
cords of I6-inch rock maple, price 81. so
per cord, so cents ought to draw it.
Vernon Whitcomb has purchased the
balance of Manning's Bear Brook Ranch,
TO acres more or less. He is intending
to go into the fruit business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins of the Valley
House took a carriage drive to Johnson,
Hyde Park and Morristown, visiting
friends in-the several places, of which
they have many.
Our village school closed Tues lay last,
Misses Rooney and Barcombe of Hyde Park
as teachers. We have not heard one word of
complaint by parents or scholars, and we in
fer we have had an excellent school, Do SO
again, ladies. We regret we could not be
present at the close. Please accept our
thanks for the kindly invitations by teachers
and students, one and all.
Mr.. Carpenter, who has resided on what is
known as the D o. Sargent farm in the Cristy
district, has sold his interest in said farm to
Mrs. D. o. Sargent, and has moved to the
Lucas or Peter Agin place 10 Hyde Park.
What johnson loses by the transaction,
Hyde Park will have to gain.
1t has been a lucky week + accidents.
Chas Kneeland's two horse team run about
112 miles with threshing machine and sepa.
raUor, when they stopped without damage TO
anything. Also Irving Smith, who drives o.
B Landon's creamery team from Eden to
johnson, was coming down the hill about
one mile above North hyde Park village,
when the pole slipped through the neckyoke
ring, letting the wagon and load onto the
horses heels. Mr. Smith took in the situation
at once and got off, preterring to walk under
the circumstances. The horses kept the road
down to the village and stopped-so did the
wagon. The milk cans lay in the bottom of
wagon. No serious damage was done and
Mr.. s. says he is going to have the darned
thing fixed.
The Harvest Supper in the Cong'l church
vestry last Friday evening was decided sue
cess. One hundred partook of the goodies
spread before the multitude such us only the
ladies of North Hyde Park could or would
prepare for the sum of 10 cents for a fIl-up.
We will not try to itemize the different yarie-
ties as time will not permit Drinks were
composed mostly of tea, coffee and water.
There were cakes and pies of all kinds, colors
and tastes; vegetables of all kinds, boiled,
fried and stewed; side dishes, pea soup baked
beans and pork and hash. After supper the
crowd retired across the street (for mud) to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Smith, where
the young people held their literary exercises,
consisting of music, Rotations, etc., all doing
themselves credit. Miss Beulah Kneeland
and Roma Parren, editors of the North Hyde
Park news for the occasion, created much
merriment All had good time. Do SO
again and do it often.