News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-29
HYDE PARK.


Chas. Gregg of Craftsbury was in
town short time Monday.
Geo. Brown and wife visited 10
Hardwck part of last week.
Miss Agnes Hulburd Is spending
the week with relatives at st. Johns
bury.
&. P. Sawyer and family of Hard
wick spent Sunday here at the pater-
nal home.
Chas. Jones and wife of Hardwick
were visitors recently at the home OF
P. G. Wood.
Amos Stowe succeeds Ernest Page
as general utility man" in Gov.
Pages Office.
Geo. Keller, of Barton, with his wife
and grandson, have been visiting at
Fred Mobiles.
Mrs. E. G. Page and sons returned
from their Chittenden county visit
last Saturday ev ming.
Mrs. Lettie Gibson of Stowe il
spending q few days here with her
daughter, Mrs. Blodgett.
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin Is spending
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
John Laporte, at Lyndon.
NJ .. Abigail Wetherby of Fletcher
has come here to reside with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Johnson.
Mrs Abbie Bugbee of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Nellie Crane of Morrisville
visited ut S. B. Waite's last week.
Miss Helen Hall resumed work at
Gov Pages office Monday, after an
enj ydble vacation spent in st. Johns
bury.
Miss Lillian Papineau and her niece,
Miss Besaw of Burlington, were visit
ors a part OF last week at Ferd. Gau
theirs.
F. r. Child and R. W. Hulburd
have enlisted" and will go on the
G. A. r. excursion to California.
They 60 for both business and pleas
ure.
The "Calebs" returned from camp
last Friday evening. They were a
well-bro wned set of boys and accord
ing to their story it was the best
time of their life"
At the Catholic church last Sunday
morning, FIR. Lachance feelingly al
luded to the death of the Pope. On
Monday morning a special mass was
held for the dead Pontff.
Rev. q. C. st. Clare of Morrisville
gave very interesting discourse at
the Cong'l church last Sunday morn
ing. The audience was not as large
as usual owing to the rain.
Chow to lay sewer tile" is sub
| Jet that can be discussed better, per
haps, by Joe Young and Frank
Thomas than any other two men in
the place. Both have had practical
experience.
E. E. Small and wife, who have been
at the Phoenix the past two weeks,
returned to their home in Dorchester,
Mass Monday. They were very
much impressed with Hyde Park and
its surroundings.
Rev. C. s. Hager left Monday morn
ing for his home in Massachusetts,
where he will spend a months vaca-
ton. All affairs at the parsonage,
except weddings, will be zealously
looked after by "Jehiel" during the
Elders" absence.
V. l.. Blodgett made preparations
last Sunday for grand feast and
dressed off rooster, which he had
been fattening for some time. An in
spection of the birds liver revealed
strong symptoms of tuberculosis,
and 80 the feast, as far as the chicken
was concerned, was abandoned.
Darius Fletcher and wife have re-
turned from their visit to their chill
dren at Hardwick and Island Pond.
They had fine time and enjoyed the
vacation, the first they have taken
from the old farm in a long time
Their grandchildren, Harold and
Myra from Hardwick, came back with
them for a short visit.
The special village meeting last
Thursday night was not very largely
attended. The Trustees reported
that the most feasible way of supply
ing the village with water was from
springs on the Holbrook farm above
Centerville. The Trustees were in
structed to have civil engineer make
survey and report at meeting to
be held Thursday, August 13.
Clarence Wheeler of Wolcott and |
Lucy l.. Boyes, daughter of Frank P.
Boyes of this town, contaminated |
matrimonial alliance last Saturday
morning. The event took place at
the Court House. S. B. Waite, ESQ
performed the ceremony in a very te-
licitous manner in the presence of
Sheriff Robbins and the father of the
bride. After congratulations the
bridal party took trip to Morris.
vile and will be cat home" In the
near future.
Several from along the line of the
st. j. & L. c., who went to Burling-
ton last Wednesday (circus day were
not allowed to get onto the regular
Burlington & Lamoille train when 1t
left Burlington that evening, as IT
was crowded. The conductor pushed
them back and said that a special
traiy, mould Ioa-o - al |