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


Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wood are on the
gain. ,a.s
School started in Monday with Misses
Beryl Harrington and Alice Miner as
teachers.
The frost of Monday night did won.
ders IN. the way of ripening cucumbers,
pumpkins, etc.
Rev. Mr.. Hager gave an able sermon
and administered communion at the
Cong'l church last Sunday.
Mrs. Wilkins is on the gain. Mr..
wilkins remains about the same-fat,
fair and astonishingly pleasant.
Geo Olds' daughter from No Cam
bridge, Mass is visiting at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Odds.
A gentleman by the name of Jay, from
Jericho spent the first of the week with
his sister Mrs. Il. w. Bailey. Come
again .sTsr
The compliments of the Johnson cor
respondent of the News and Citizen in
last issue, were kindly noted and were
duly appreciated. Thanks!
Chas. Kneeland and Harry Baker are
knocking the stuffing out of what oat
straw there is in this vicinity, with
threshing machine. The oat crop is
immense.
Chas. Parker had call to go to Hyde
Park, last Saturday and contribute sew
eral dollars just for a plain drunk. He
wants to know now what fancy drunk
will cost and what it should be COM
posed of.
]. c. Masure spent part of last week
rusticating in some of the rural towns
in the state. He visited Burlington,
Morrisville and part of Hyde Park
last week and hopes to make raid npon
Eden, Belvidere and Avery's Gore next
week, if his health holds out and his
appetite doesn't go back on him.
Mr.. Chas. Davis of Johnson and Miss
Lillian Hayford of this place were
joined in the holy bonds of wedlock last
Sunday-if reports betrue. Don't know
who did it, nor where. Don't see how
either of the parties could have done
better A long, happy life and many
little Davises is the wish of their many
friends.
Geo. Whitcomb and bride from Am
herst, Mass, spent part of last week
with his relatives in this vicinity. They
were both we'll dressed, we'll behaved
and fine looking couple. We guess
neither has made any mistake in their
choice of life partners. They returned
to their home last Monday, taking the
best wishes of their newly made friends
with them. Come again.
The compliments of our Paradise
friend of last week are duly noted. We
11o 80 Lal 10 lab ~
ture les on, but will attend to it soon.
Please follow our last prescription as
directed; avoid late bird suppers inter
mingled with champagne or spirituous
liquors; battle your feet in warm soap
suds at least once year; soak your
head in lime water on rising in the
morning. Your mind will soon be re-
lieved of those horrid visions you de-
scribed in your epist'e of two weeks
since. We quill drivers have got to
stand by each other. We have the
world to contend with. Please let me
know how you get along. We have
other remedies which we use in desper-
ate cases, SO be not discouraged.
The Sunday school picnic at Lake
Eden last Saturday was a decided sue
cess in every particular. The day was
sublime and the attendance large. c.
o. Fields, Ira ODER and Clarence Hay
ford did the carrying to and from the
church with two horse teams. On their
return from the pond Mr.. Fields came
by the way of Paradise Valley, Gilman
Almon Balch's and other
places of note, which made the distance
several miles further and the time sew
eral hours late. This caused some un-
easiness on the part of the loved ones
at home. A happier party seldom if
ever passed over the hills and through
Paradise Valley than they. When they
arrived at the light and saw each other
face to face, unframed and happy great
JOY prevailed. Mr.. F. is quite noted for
his Jokes.