News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-11
NORTH HYDE PARK.

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guest at Geo. Aliens over Sunday.
Chas. Eastman of Barre is spend
ing few day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. L. L. Eastman.
Edgar Pratt has sold his home
place to a gentleman from Elmore
by the name of Bangs, possession
given this week.
Village school closed Tuesday; a
successful term with good attend
ance. Miss Minor and Miss Har-
rington teachers. Do so again, ladies.
Miss Nora Page is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Merton Lanpher. For
the present she expects to start for
California between now and Feb /.
Weather fine! Our people are de-
voting their timeto ploughing, bank
ing their houses, and other innocent
amusements; also studying the NEWS
AND CITIZEN, those that do anything.
Edgar Pratt has bought what is
known as the Cook farm, in Hyde
Park, of Mrs. Cobleigh. Mr.. Pratt
has possession this week. Such is
life; old friends pass away and new
ones take their places.
Charles Kneeland has sold his
threshing machine and bought an
other. He seems determined to thresh
everything in Eden and vicinity, if it
takes all winter. He is good hand
and has had much experience.
Mrs. Wilkins of the Valley House
is slowly improving in health. She
wishes to say to her old patrons that
she has just received new invoice of
the latest styles of ladies and Misses
hats and other millinery goods.
The funeral of Frank Peck, who
died Monday, after a few days ill
ness with appendicitis, was held at
the Cong'l church to-day, Miss Has
kins officiating. The case is a sad
one and the bereaved relatives have
the sympathy of all.
Bros. Sargent and Gallop remain
about the same. They are making
an effort to get up an appetite for
! Thanksgiving, with a fair show of
success. That they may succeed in
their arduons undertaking is the sin
cere wish of their many friends.
Don't forget to attend the auction
at the late home of Steven Miles, at
the lower end of Main street, next
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock.
Household goods, farming tools, &c.
will be sold to the highest bidder.
No postponement on account of the
weather.
The miscreant that recently pur-
Joined the nice ten inch trout from
the spring owned by Miss Lavina
Hayford is entitled to front seat in
some state institution Windsor or
Waterbury would be mild medicine
for robbing an orphan of their only
pet. Miss H. has neither father nor
mother to cast her affections upon.
1t seems but proper for the one that
performed the dastardly trick to at
least send Miss H. a written apology,
accompanied by ten dollar note.
The North Hyde Park Literary
Club will meet in the office of Prof
Pearin. on Main street, every after
noon and eveninguntil after the holi-
day season, provided Brother Pearin
don't get out of warming material.
All questions of Importance pertain
ing to the good of our village and
surrounding country will be frankly
and fully discussed-politics excepted.
No ladies will be allowed to look
through the window or peek through
the keyhole without written permit
from the chairman also ladies tracks
in the snow (if we have any within
six feet of windows or doors of this
place of meditation will be considered
an intrusion and sign of inquisi-
tivenesss 1t might disturb our med
itations and lead togossip -Burrtin
Lampfear, Worthy Chief; Dave Null
lickin, Sec'v pro TEN.