News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-09
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HYDE PARK.
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Dury last Monday.
Arthur Sherwin of Burlington was
a recent visitor in town.
Ferd. Gauthier and wife are visit
ing relatives at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. Earl Jordan of Hardwick was
recent visitor at James Eaton's.
John Finnegan spent Saturday and
Sunday last at Essex and Hinesburg.
Those Home Banks are going like
hot cakes. Nearly three hundred have
already been taken.
A number of young people enjoyed
corn roast down on the Winter
green Monday evening
JAS. Hanley of Essex was in town
the first of the week, calling on his
nephew, Dewey Hanley.
Joseph Ranney of Kirby, visited his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. A. l.. RaDney
several days the past week.
Thad Cormier, the section boss, has
moved from the Foss tenement to
apartments in the Alhambra.
Mrs. Chas. Merrill returned from a
visit of several weeks at Waltham,
Mass and Manchester. N. H.
Mrs. Mary Whitney of st. Johns
bury is spending a few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Thad Cormier.
Clarence Foster, who holds a good
position in one of Barre's best barber
shops, was at home over Sunday.
Remember the auction at Ashton
Mudgett's Saturday next at one
O'Clock. A rare chance for bargains.
Warren S. Sillcocks, with his wife
and child and Adams c. Sumner of
New York are spending few days at
"The EIms."
Miss Beulah Monteith and Miss Car
rie Hale, who have been here several
weeks, returned to their home in Ded-
ham, Mass, Monday.
Dr.. Leach has moved here from
MorrisvlIe and is now located at his
fathers house, where all calls will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Mrs. VIM. Manning went to Bos-
ton Monday, where she is to assist
her husband, who has the janitor-
ship of children's school.
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett, Harry Lom-
bard and wife, Harry Blaisdell. and
Dewey Hadley spent couple of days
on Mt. Mansfield last week.
If the one who has hefour volumes
of Wilbur's Vermont" will return
them to the Library it will begreatly
appreciated by the Trustees, as they
wish to record them.
E l.. Noyes, j. 5. Leach, A. Ell.
K eeler, A. Z. Davis, Y. d. Fitch, E. G.
Sherwin and wife and c, H. Crane and
wife were among those who went to
Hard wick Labor Day.
A reception is to be given this We'd
nesdsy evening at the Cong'l vestry
to the teachers and students of the
L. G. A. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
The Modern Woodmen hold a
meeting at their hall tomorrow
Thursday evening, at the usual
hour. As important business will
be transacted large attendance is
desired.
A son, Richard Adams Lane, 64
lbs, was born to DR.. and Mrs. Lane
at Readsboro Saturday last. The
mother will be remembered as Alice
Crane, daughter of the late Edw.
Crane. Congratulations from every
body up this way.
The village taxes are now due and
as there is quite a vacuum In the
treasury Collector Stevens requests
that taxes be handed to him without
delay. Corporations, especially vii
age corporations, like all othergood
things, cost money to maintain, and
the only lubricator that can keep the
wheels moving is cold cash.
Charles Parker of No. Hyde Park
was arrested last week for intoxica-
ton and on Saturday was tried be-
ore Jury composed of ii. A. Noyes,
]. S. Leach, p. G.. Blake, r. P. Put
lam, Lewis Whittemore, and Geo.
Foss. Col, Sawyer appeared for Par
Ier and States attorney Bicknell for
he State. Parker denied the charge,
,ut the evidence elicited from several
witnesses convicted the jury that he
vas guilty and he was accordingly con-
,icted OF second offence. Justice
Waite fined him SIS and costs, max
ng a total expense of $32.92, which
paid.
Will C. Davis and Miss Emma G.
3rimes were married at Morrisville
tuesday by Rev. DR.. Booth, and are
low away on their honeymoon.
They are off on a carriage drive and
where they have gone or when they
will be back is not positively known.
But this is certain Will holds q
Iced of the Doty farm and expects to
axe possession about October 1st,
nd at that time they will be lat
Iome" to their friends. Will Davis is
he Oldest son of A. G. Davis, and is a
cry exemplary young man. The
ride is daughter of Mrs. Lucy
irimes and is in every way a compe-
ent help-meet for the young man of
Ter choice. The young couple have q
vide acquaintance and from all their
many friends go to them most sthearty
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