News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-26
HYDE PARK.

sons fireman, Is spending a-IeW DAYS
at Miles Pond.
Orrin SIayton, from Montpelier,
with his wife and daughter, were Wis
itors at Dr.. Slaytoa's last week.
Miss Maorie and Emily Hulburd
are spending several days at Jericho,
with their aunt, Mrs. G. b. Hulburd.
Bert Cobb with his wife and child
and Will Cobb and wife and child OF
Hardwick, were at Geo. Browns last
Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Noyes, who has been
visiting here for several days, re-
turned to her home in st. Johnsbury
Monday.
Alex ~LaPorte returned Saturday
evening from Champlain, N. Y, where
he had been the past two weeks visit
ing his sister.
Judge Grimes attended the meet
ing of National Life Insurance agents
at Montpelier last week. He reports
a very pleasant time.
Miss Bell Slayton, who has been
eDending vacation at her home in
Eimore, was visitor at DR.. Slsy-
toms part of last week.
Rev. w. E. Douglass of Windsor
was visitor at W. w. Holbrook's
last Thursday. Mrs. Holbrook lived
in Mr.. Douglass family several years.
Mrs. A la Warner and her daughter,
Miss Frances, of Middlebury, spent
several days here with her sister, Miss
Susan Norton, returning to their
home Tuesday.
Miss Eva Manning, who has been at
work in the printing office the past
summer, has finished work and will
teach school. She commences this
fall with the school at Greenfield.
Horace Andrus, who has been
spending month in visiting here, at
Richtord, Sutton, Abercorn and vari-
Gus other places, has returned to
Craftsbury much improved in health.
L. Whittemore and wife returned
last week from two weeks visit with
relatives in Eden and Belvidere. Mrs.
Whittemore was called to Enosburg
Falls last Saturday by the serious
illness of her son.
Mrs. l. c. Vaughan and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond Vaughan
and child, left last Thursday evening
for Chicago, where their husbands
have located and intend to make
their future home.
Walter Froidenbe who is spend.
ing the summer in this countIy,s spent
Saturday here. He has just returned
from au extended trip TO California
and the Yellowstone Park, He ex-
poets to return to Germany about
the first of September.
There WE q boa FL 81 .,aas ri ar
ers at the Cong'l church last Sunday
morning. From Col. McFarlan Is
was a vase of handsome phlox and
from G. A. Knights large vase OF
white and purple asters, which were
very beautiful and greatly admired.
Arthur D. Monteith of Dodham,
Mass, took advantage of the Old
Home Week excursion and spent last
week in Vermont, coming to this
place Thursday and remaining until
to-day. His mother is having the
house on the Kerfield farm extern
sively repaired and it is their inter,
tion to make that their summer home
Col. Sawyer, Rev. G. S. Hager, Gov.
Page and wife, P. G. Blake and wife,
W. p. Boomhower and wife, j. @
Perry and wife, Mrs. F. G. Currier,
Judge Grimes, Bernard Maxfield,
Harry Parker, Col. Mcfarland, wife
and daughter Helen, Bernard Fair
banks, Judge Sherwin and L. 81.
Lewis were among those from this
place who attended the Stowe Me-
mortal Building dedication last We'd
nesday.
Dayton Adams of Minneapolis and
his brother Elmer Adams, of the Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, Times, were callers
here last Saturday. Dayton was an
employee of Gov. Page some twenty
five yeare ago, and took pleasure IN
looking over the place where he first
started on his business career. He
has been connected for many years
with large mercantile ablishment
at Minneapolis and is the concerns
principal buyer.
Money appears to becoming Henry
Lilley's way. A short time ago he
picked up a five dollar bill in front of
the old church. 1t was neatly folded
and had lain out in the weather a
long time. On Friday he found half
of a ten dollar note in front of his
shop. The bill was torn in two and
for long time Henry has been search
ing for the other half, which is the
valuable piece of the bill. He is of
the opinion that his dog found the
bill and tore it up.
The thunder storm last Wednesday
evening was one of the greatest
storms of the season. Besides. a large
downpour of water, hail fell to a con-
siderable extent, and In the northern
part of the town did considerable
damage. The streets In the village
were flooded, but the water was we'll
taken care of by the sewers, with the
exception of Depot hill, which was
badly quilted. The electric lights
were shut off for tho avaninu and 90 n