News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-28
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Hyde Park Republicans are able to
take care of their own caucuses with
out the aid of parties from neighbor-
ing towns. 1t is not in "good form"
to interfere with your neighbors' af-
| fairs.
Rev. G. S. Hager of Deerfeld, Mass,
| who spent last summer here, is in
town for a few days. His many
friends are glad to see him. He will
occupy the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning.
The farce comedy, "Turn Him Out"
so successfully given by the Senior
Class last winter will be repeated
Friday night, June 9th. The pur-
pose is to square up the base ball
account for this season and to add
to the piano fund.
f. P. Buxton, agent for Drew
Daniels marble and granite works
at Waterbury, was here last week
Thursday, putting in the foundation
for a monument which they have
been making for the Buxton lot in
the cemetery here.
Miss Eva Simmons, for several
months a stenographer in the employ
of Gov. Page, completes her engage
ment here this week and goes to Bur-
lington Saturday, where she has a
lucrative position with W. I'll. s.
Whitcomb. Miss Simmons has made
many friends here and she will be
missed by them as well as her office
associates.
The "Class Day" exercises at the
Town Hall last evening were well at
tended, considering the rain. The
stage was prettily decorated with
the class colOrs, orange and black,
and the class, nine in number, took
up the evening with an interesting
program. The musical selections
were good and the parts taken by
the class were excellent and we'll rem
dered. The event closed with the
usual "prom.'
Will W. Hyde OF Lynn, Mass, was
here few days the past week. He
is the son OF Col B N Hyde of Potts
vile, Pa, and a grandson of Major
R B. Hyde, one of The early pioneers
of this town. Mr.. Hyde is a native
of this place, having been born in the
house now occupied by DR.. Genge on
E len street. This was his first visit
here in thirty years and he passed the
time very pleasantly in looking up
relatives and old friends fhis parents.
The call for the Republican eaucus
to elect delegates to the State, Con-
gressional and County conventions,
has been posted. The caucus will be
held at Town Hall Saturday even
ing, May 81. and will open at 7:30
O'Clock. Delegates will be elected by
ballot and a check list used. Repub-
licans only will be allowed to vote.
The polls will be open from 7:30
to $50. All Republicans should at
tend. A new town committee will
also be chosen.
The Academy brought it's school
year to a successful c'O3e Tuesday
and with the graduation exercises of
to. night the work of 1901-'02 will be
completed Prof. Ingalls, completes
six years here and his wife three
years. That their work has been a
success no one doubts and to them is
due in alarge degree the high stand
ard the school has attained. What
the School Directors have arranged
for the future, we do not know. We
understand Miss Brigham is not to
teach next year and that Miss Waite,
who has had the Primary depart
ment the past two years, is going to
spend the next year in studying
music. ssMiss Fitch, who has had the
Intermediate department the past
year, will fill that position next year.
Rev. F. c. Taylor, for eleven years
a pastor here, has completed his pas
toral labOrs in this place. The COM
mittee having the matter of a minis
ter in charge have not as yet conclu-
ded any arrangements as to his sue
cessor, but will have pulpit supply
for the present at least. Mr.. Taylor
has served the longest pastorate of
any clergyman ever in town and dur
ing that time has greatly built up
the Congregational church in member
ship. Through his untiring labors
the handsome new church we now
occupy was erected. Mr.. Taylor
leaves of his own accord, having been
invited to continue here another year.
He is of the opinion that a new man
could take up the work and persue
1t more satisfactorily. He has no
place in particular in view at present.
Wherever he goes, he and his esti-
mable wife will take with them the
best wishes of the community.
Roll of Honor for Primary Department of
L. c. A. Those present every day during the
term Clarence Bassett, Archie Bassett, Milo
Brill, Lena Boyce, Freddie Child, Bessie
Eldrdge. Stella Foster, Addie Foss, Reuben
Howe, Zella Hurlburt, Daniel Laport Willie
Merrill, Channie 0sgood, Proctor Page,
Dorathy Scofeld, Mary Tillotson, Mildred
Tilotsou, Sylvia Whitcomb Glenn Perry.
Grace Trudeau. Eight absent only one day.
CAMPBELL REuNoN.-The Camp
bell Reunion Society hold their next
meeting at Barre Saturday, June IA.
All members are earnestly requested
to note the date and arrange to be
on hand, as this will be zone of the
best" ever held. There will be special