News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-24
HYDE PARK.

The post-office block and wood
mans Hall have been re-shingled.
The Selectmen have sold the stock
of left over liquors to FL. j. Lilley.
R. S. Page is at Northampton, at
tending Smith College graduationex-
ercises.
AL Martz show drew large house
Saturday evening. 1t was about as
usual.
Engineer johnson and family have
rooms in Mrs. Kate Miners house at
the west end.
Morton Hill returned to Burlington
last Saturday, He will spend the
summer there.
R. S. Page has added fine sorrel
colt, purchased down Watervillle way,
to his equerIy.
Walter Fenton has returned from
his vacation and resumed duties at
Pages Office.
W. R. Osgood and family spent sew
eral days the past week with Chas.
Gregg's people at Craftsbury.
Mrs. Chas. Kramer and son Carl of
Gorham, N. H., are visiting V. D.
Fitch's family at "The Elms."
Mrs. F. 81. Rice, who has been Wis
iting here for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Cambridge.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of st. Johns
bury spent Sunday here with her col
lege friend, Miss Blanche Brigham.
N. E. Cobleigh and wife observed
their fifth wedding anniversary by a
family reunion on Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. W. FL. Harris and son returned
from Enosburg Falls last Friday.
Will is expected home the last of the
week.
Harry Holbrook left last Saturday
for the White Mountains, where he
has position as bell boy for the
summer.
Messrs. Abram and Niram Darling
and Geo. Grimes went to Burlington
Monday to attend U. '. M. Com.
mencement.
81. A. Thomas and wife of Mont
pelier spent a few days here recently
with their daughter, Mrs. W. z.
Boomhower.
Capt. Waite and wife spent last
Friday and Saturday at st. Johns
bury; an Odd Fellows gathering was
the attraction.
DR.. Slsyton spent several days at
Burlington last week, in attendance
upon the meetings of the State Medi-
cal Association.
FL. M. Mcfarland and family have
been at Waterville to dey, in obser.
vance of the 92d birthday of Capt.
Moses Mcfarland.
Miss Caldwell, a former summer
guest at "The Elms," visited at that
place last Friday. She is now STOP
ping at Waterbury Center.
Remember the special village meet
ing Thursday evening. 1t is concern
ing matter in which all the taxpay-
ers are particularly interested.
Gut Fitch and wife of johnson and
Fred Griswold and wife of Elmore
were visitors at the home of Mrs. O.
A. Griswold part of last week.
Rob't Putnam and a gang of as
sistants have been re-shingling the big
barn down on the Prindle farm. 1t |
took "a, 900 shingles to get over one
side.
The show bills have been removed |
from the front of the Town Hail, and |
it will be disastrous for the next show
that comes along to again besmear
the building.
Fred and Bert Crowell and A. Ell.
Keller spent a few days at Green's
boro last week, bringing home
nineteen fish, the aggregate weight of
which was fifty pounds.
Pike & Chandler meat men from
RIM their cart over here.
They do this in an honorable way,
having paid the SIS license fee re-
quired from out-of-town peddlers.
FL. E. Holbrook, Station Agent
Brill's right-hand man, went over to
Portland last week to inspect a Job
offered him with the Main Central
railroad. Like the traditional cat he
came back-the position offered him
not being sufficient to induce him to
bid adieu to his many friends and his
position here.
The following from a Chicago paper
is of interest to many hereabouts:-
Miss Helen Mary Gale. daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fred M, Gale, 1926 Warren avenue was
united in marriage Tuesday, June l g. to John |
Chandler Leonard, at the church of the Re-
deemer. The ceremony was performed by the |
Rev. Wilson M. Backus. The bride was gown |
ed in white silk grenadine and she wore the |
customary veil OF tulle. Her bouquet was a |
shower OF lilies of the valley Miss Alice Wilcox,
as maid of honor, was attred in a pink silk |
sunburst gown and carried pink sweet peas.
as did the bridesmaids, who were Misses Ger |
trude Fife of Vermont, Ada Price, Keturah |
Beers and Laura Leonard Ball. White silk |
sunburst gowns were worn by the maids. |
Little Margaret Elizabeth Leonard, sister of |
bridegroom was flower girl, and a brother, |
Edward 5. Leonard, acted as best man. The |
ushers were Hollis B. Wilcox of New York,
Owen W. Roberts OF Oak Park and Frank L.
Price and Fred Gale OF Chicago. Herbert
Farlin Ball acted as master of ceremonies.
The church service was followed by q reeep
tion at the home Of the brides parents. To-
maso's orchestra played during the evening.