News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-10
NORTH HYDE PARK.

spending few days with her man,
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Tobin and family from Westfor(
were guests at VIM. Hodges recently
They were on their way to No. Troy.
Deer are getting quite plenty anC
tame. They even venture quite nea
Neighbor Sargent's PREMISES when h
is absent.
The showers of Monday afternoon anC
evening cheered the hearts of all-evel
the chronic weather growler, who TO
once seemed to be delighted.
There has been the usual amount O
neighborhood visiting and gossip thu
past week. That is an industry tina
dust don't effect in this community.
Mrs. L. P. Butts, who has been sicl
several weeks, went to the hospital IL
Burlington last Saturday, attended BY
her husband and faithful nurse, Mis-
Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins entertained {
very fine appearing young lady from
Morrisvil1e part of last week. AS ",
have not seen Bro. Gallup to find on
her name we are unable to give.
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dent took place Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Elder Sibley and Mrs. J. c. Masurs
were out riding and the horse became
unmanageable coming down what il
known as the MIDGET hill, throwing
both ladies out of the carriage to the
ground. both receiving quite severe
bruises-how serious, no one can tell a
present writing.
The Ladies' Missionary Society me
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. E. w
Smith Tuesday afternoon and evening
A large attendance, IS, partook of the
ice-cream and other goodies, such al
only the ladies of North Hyde Park cal
spread before hungry multitude.
very pleasant gathering indeed. Do Sc
again, ladies, and do it often. We will
make an effort to be present.
The annual meeting and ro1l-call o
the Cong'l church passed off pleasantly
last Friday. The following officers were
elected: Moderator, E. Gallup; Clerk
Mrs. c. M. Smith, Treas. and Coll, F
S. Hazard Sunday School Supt., Irs
Ober; Business Com, Leon Bailey, L
Terril1, Ira ODER; Discipline and Nom
Com H. Griswold, J. Foss, Peter Parin
Auditors, H. Griswold, Mrs K. Eastman
Deaconess, Mrs. J. Foss.
Police Court commenced again Tues
day morning; usual time. Justice G. B
Allen in the chair. Grand Juror Parir
in his proper place. The two respond
ents arraigned for Sabbath breaking by
fishing, swearing, &C., contrary to the
statutes of the state of Vermont. They
both pied guilty, paid their fines and
departed for their homes, swearing they
would do so again, and also give the
Grand Juror threshing. Mr.. P. is un'
decided Just what to do under the cir
umstances-whethert to leave the coun-
try or take the threshing, or turn his
commission oyer to Stave Miles or Geo.
Sargent.
City boarders are beginning to arrive.
Hollis Lampher, who has been boarding
at Hotel Robbins, Hyde Park, the past
six months, returned to the bosom OF
his friends last week. He speaks highly
of treatment received while absent.
Feed plenty and nicely prepared. There
was one thing he could not quite under
stand, why the proprietor kept large
dog chained on the ground floor of his
sleeping apartment nights, unless II
was to keep some mlscreant from break
ing into his room when he was asleep
and stealing his reputation. Also MIR.
Leon Lampher from Rutland, arrived
last week. He speaks highly of the
people in Rutland county and their in
situations, so far as he became acquaint-
ed with them. His business was such
that he could not devote much time to
friend making. He did noteven attend
circus during his eventful stay in that
beautiful city. He has decided that
there is no place on the face of this fail
earth where young man can have SC
much fun and obtain so good feed, with
so few days work as in North Hyde
Park.