News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-21
HYDE PARK.

Mrs, S. B. Waite was in Burlington
last Thursday.
Senator Brownell Of Burlington
was in this place last Thursday.
Rev. G. s. Hager and sister spent
Saturday last AT st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. c j. Patch, who has been here
for several months, returned to her
home in Boston Monday.
John Moore babe adeu to hotel de
Robbins last Thursday afternoon
the 500 bail having been furnished.
Frank. Harris and wife went to
Bradford Saturday where Mrs. Harris
will remain for the present. Mr..
Harris returned Monday.
Mrs. Grace Stevens, who expects to
leave soon for her new home IN the
West, entertained several OF her lm.
mediate friends at whist last Thurs
day evening.
The sc. A. L. E B. s." had an in.
teresting needing at the gym
annex last Saturday evening. The
bows are very enthusiastic about
their CLUB.
Sheriff Robbins very generously
opened up the Court House for the
"Anti. Saloon" meeting last Thurs
day, giving the people a pleasant
and warm place for their m Getting.
W. D. Stewart, Esq, of Bakersfield,
the husteling lawyer and genial gen
tleman, was here on professional bus
mess Thursday, and as is his yearly
habit paid for the NEWS AND CITIZEN
for 1908.
The Phoenix had a grand rush for
dinner last Thursday, caused by the
Anti-Saloon meeting held here. The
crowd came on short notice but the
Phoenix management took good care
of them.
Col. Sawyer attended meeting of
Aaron Keller Post, &. A. R., at No.
Hyde Park last Saturday. The Col
ouel is the new commander OF this
Post, which bears the name of his
distinguished ancestor.
A "hash supper" was served by the
Ladies Aid at the church last Friday
evening. Over 100 partook of the
feast, which was finely served. The
social which followed was greatly en-
ioyed by both big and little folks.
j. S. Leach and wife entertained
the young people of Gov. Pages
offices last Wednesday evening. The
event was in honor of Frank Harris
and bride. On Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Harris entertained the
same party at the Phoenix.
Bert Crane has sold his driving
horse to W. D. Strong. Bert has al
ways believed he had "good stuff"
in that horse and the fact that Wal
ter secured it is a strong indication
that Bert was right. We haven't
heard Frank True's opinion yet.
Many friends and acquaintance
living 10 Hyde Park and Morristown
will no doubt be interested in the fol-
lowing notice received by F. E. Saw
yer from Mrs. A. 2. Smith of Oregon,
Wis, who will be remembered as the
wife and widow of Nehemiah Water,
man, respected citizen of this town.
There was also enclosed letter from
Alonzo E. Waterman, who was with
his sister during her last sickness
and death at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Alonzo will be remem bered as men,
Der of Co. LIST Vt. Cavalry, serving
for while as one of Col. Sawyer's
Orderlies. After returning from the
service, he kept the livery stable at
his fathers hotel (Union House, J, and
then west. The notice was clipped
from a Chattanooga paper of Deem
Der 8, and follows;
Mrs. Maria Waterman Patterson, wife
of D. Patterson, of 6o9 Chestnut Street,
died yesterday morning at her home, af-
ter a severe illness of several weeks.
The deceased was most excellent
Christian lady and was a member of
st. Paul's Episcopal church of this city.
The funeral will occur at 1880 O'Clock
this morning at the family residence,
Rev. DR.. Goodman officiating. The re-
mains will be shipped this afternoon to
her old home at Minneapolis, Mimi,
for inter1nent.