News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-20
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HYDE PARK,

Queen City yesterday.
Forty-two days without rain-so
the knowing ones say.
The "Mikado" at Morrisville draws
a good crowd from here.
Mrs. F. B. Noble, who has been
quite i'll, is now much better.
Rev. c. S. Hager attended minis
terial meeting at Jacksonville to-day.
Andrew Calkins is at work for W.
N. Putnam in his wagon making shop.
Chas. Gregg and daughter Sadie of
Crattsbury were here the first of the
week.
MademoiselIe Prunier of Fairfax is
the new housekeeper in the Catholic
rcttory.
Advertised Letters = Mrs. Maude
Warren, Mrs. E. W, Whitcomb, Mrs.
Grace Russ.
The next semi. annual Campbell re-
union will be held at Jesse Gilmore's
Saturday, June 18th.
Mrs. W. N. Putnam has gone to
Richford for a short visit with her
sister, Mrs, Hamilton,
Homer Grimes had the misfortune
to lose one of his fine grey horses last
week from tuberculosis.
Mrs. J. S. Scofeld and children
spent a part of last week with her
parents at Albany, Vt.
Master Everett Fairbanks had
tumor removed from his left hand
last Saturday by DR.. Genge.
Col. Mcfarland and Capt. Waite
are giving attention to Odd Fellows
business at Eaosburgh Falls this
week.
Joseph Young, with his wife and
child, went to Enos burgh last evening,
where they will spend few days with
relatives.
The L. G. A. was not in session
Friday last, as the faculty attended
teachers institute at Hardwick on
that day.
0. NJ. Tillotson is suffering from an
attack of sciatca. During his lay-of
Clifton Hood is taking his place at
steam mill.
Bishop Michaud comes from Bur-
lington this evening and will be the
guest of FIR. Lachance at the rectory
for short time.
Miss Maud Foreman of Lowell,
Mass, is here for few days, visiting
her father, James L. Foreman, car
penter at work on the depot.
Teams are drawing hardwood plank
from Manning's No. Hyde Park mill
to the depot there. The order is from
a Massachusetts firm for thirteen car
loads.
The Odd Fellows will work the In
itiatory degree at their meeting We'd
nesdaY evening of next week. All
brothers will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Junior base ball club played
with Cady's Falls last Saturday win
ming the game by a score of 42 to15.
Brigham Nc Farland and Clyde Brown
were the battery for the home team.
The first person bornin the town of
Hyde Park was Diademia Hyde. She
was born June II, 1889, ana married
Samuel B. Jones. She died at Mobile,
Alabama, Sept. Is, 1854, leaving no
children.
Albert WhitcOmb has sold his
handsome pair of black horses to Ar
thur Clement of WinOoski, who will
use them in his Undertaking business.
The price paid was $3.50 90. Albert
fills the vacancy by buying a pair of
W. D. Manning.
Tomorrow is Ascension Day and
special services will be held at ST. Ter
esa's church. At nine O'Clock in the
morning mass will be said and this
will be followed by confirmation of a
class of thirty by Bishop Michaud.
The public is InvlUed to these services.
DR.. E j. Melville and wife of Bak-
ersfield are at Dr.. Genge's for visit
of several days. The doctor is just
recovering from a severe attack of
appendicitis and come up here to get
a change of air as well as tOget away
from business. He has mary friends
here who are glad to see him and con-
gratulate him on his recovery.
A large delegation of Rebekahs -
leave tomorrow morning for the Cen
eral Assembly at EnOsburg Falls,
before which body the Rebeka' de-
gree will be exemplitied by the degree
team from this lodge. The team is
made up as follows: Mesdames w.
p. Boombower, E. &. Page, A. V.
Wiswell, E L. Ncyes, P. T. Denio, 5.
B. Waite, Cynthia Mudgett, j. 5.
Leach, NJ. Z. Chenty, F. P. Hill, P.
b. Foster, J s. Young, A. L. God
dard, R. W. Hulburd, W, N. Putnam,
II. NJ. Mcfarland, and Misses A. ID.
Sawyer, NJ. S Collins and Blonde Sey-
mour. Mrs. c. II. Crane acts as pi-
aust and j. S. Leach drill master
Besides the above Messrs. NJ. 2. Che
ney, w. P, BoomhOwer, W. n. Put
nam and E. L. Noyes.
L. c. A. Notes.
The School Directors do not intend to
be short of fuel at the Academy next
winter. The supply has been secured
and is now being put in.
The L. c. A. Commencement exer-
cises fakes .,lace as follows BacCa-