News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16
HYDE PARK.

Mary Moore returned last week to
her school at Burlington.
Col. Mcfarland is having his resi-
dence painted in artistic colors.
Mrs. Mary White spent few days
last week with friends at Barre.
Miss Hall, stenographer, spent Sun
day at her home in st. Johnsbury.
The Fair comes next week. Make
your plans to give it close attention.
Edward DIVER and wife of Hines
burg, visited their children here last
week.
C. P. Sawyer and family of Hard
wick we're gnests of the Ptenix Sun
day last.
Byron Camp returned last week
from his summers outing at Under
hill Center.
Miss Hathaway of Montpelier was
a guest at Mrs. A. V. Wiswell's the
past week.
Miss Susan Norton, an accountant
In Gov. Pages Office, spent Sunday
with her sister in Charlotte.
Miss Ida Brooks of Lo we'll, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives here,
has gone to Montgomery for short
visit.
Leon Griswold spent Saturday at
his home and gave especial attention
to the "Griswold" family re. union
h ii there on that dey.
Albert Bachum, the good-natured,
jovial - Bert" who was an artist as
q stone mason, and had no equal
here abouts, will be missed ty many.
Will McGinnis, who has been work
ing at the Industrial School at YER
genres the past few months, is home
fol few days vacation, before en-
tering the .. '. NJ.
w w. Holbrook is putting up
meat market and ice house on his
premises on Church street. He ex-
poets to have it ready for occupancy
about October 1st,
The canvassers have completed
their work and as result 366 of the
little Home Banks have been placed
In the towns hereabouts. No work
was done in the town OF Morristown.
Adams Sumner and W. s. Sillcock's
and wife and child, who spent several
days last week at "The Elms," re-
turnd to their home in New York last
Saturday. Their aunt, Mrs, V. D.
Fitch, went back with them ana will
spend sc overall weeks in the city.
The many friends of E E Herrick.
the well-known representa- tive Of
Benz. D. Benson & Son, who has trav
eled through this section for a num-
Der of years, will regret to learn that
he is suffering from peresis and has
been placed in an asylum. tits hoped
the affection is but temporary.
The several lady book-keepers and
stenographers in this place received
an invitation from Mrs. DEMO to
spend the week with her at Camp
Windermere. Circumstances, how
ever, are such that they have been
compelled to decline, much to their
sorrow, as they have pleasant men,
cries of the delightful time they had
as her guests at that charming place
two years ago.
A very pleasant reception was that
given to the teachers and students of
the L. c. A. at the Cong'l church last
Wednesday evening. The parlor as
we'll as vestry and church were pref
tily decorated with fiowers and vines.
The company were received and pre-
sented to the new teachers in the par
lor. An hour or two was spent in
social intercourse, after which Mes
danes Keller and Page sang a duet
very beautifully and Miss Hall gave
a recital ton in her usual good style.
Remarks were made by Rev. Hager,
Gov. Page and Prof. Henderson.
Light refreshments were served by
the ladies and Miss Annie Grimes pre-
sided at the punch bowl.