News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-14
HYDE PARK.

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his abode at W. N. Putnam's.
Misses Ethel Strong and Grace
Miller were in Stowe last Saturday.
Rev. Frank Hazen called on his col
lege friend, FL. A. Noyes, last Satur-
day.
Miss Doris DEMO was in Burlington
several days last week, attending the
musical festival.
Swanton had "Speak- No-Evil"
Society. What is the matter with
one for this place?
Chas. Thomas and wife of Jefferson
vile we're visitors at Mrs. c. Ml
Small's last Sunday.
Husking bees and new cider will he
rarity this year, all on account OF
the small corn crop and the scarcity
OF apples.
Advertised Letters: Mrs. Stephen
Wheeler, Mrs. Emma Wilson, Mrs.
Geo. F. Wheeler, John Fl. Sexton,
Ralph s. William, R. ]. Weldon.
John Forester has been fixing up
about his house by repairing under
pinning, &C., with that stone artizan,
Frank Boyes, as master machanic.
Electric light bills for the past
quarter are now due. 1t takes cash
to keep the Plant going and users
of lights should be prompt in their
payments.
Barney Currier offers his farm for
sale. 1t is a good chance for some
body who wants to purchase a farm
we'll stocked and in good shape. See
Business Notice.
Gov. Page, wife and daughter, left
Monday morning for New York.
They sailed at ten this morning on
the steamer Pottsdam." of the Hol-
land American line for Boulogne,
France.
Niram Darling and George Grimes
were home from the Montpelier Sem
mary over Sunday. On MONDAY they
went to Bakersfield, where Seminary
foot ball team, to which they belSng,
played Brigham Academy. I
Rev. DR.. Booth of Morrisville
preached here last Sunday morning
in exchange with Rev. c. S. Hager, Civ
ing a very interesting discourse. DR..
Booth has many friends here and they
ars always glad to see him.
Less than twenty attended the
special village meeting last Saturday
| evening. The merits of the patent
fire extinguisher, which he represents,
were set forth by Col. Sawyer. The
Trustees were instructed to investi-
gate this and other extinguishers and
act in their discretion about purchas-
ing.
When those HYDE Park cook books
were got out few years ago, an
edition of six hundred was printed.
The supply has long been exhausted
and 80 frequent are the calls for them
that it is proposed to get out another
edition. If this is done the work will
be revised and several new receiptes
added.
Through the courtesy of Jonas
Stevens we have been permitted to
peruse copy of the Venezuelan Her
aid, which was recently sent to him
by Hon. Frank PIumley. Itwas in
teresting reading, at least that part
OF it which was printed in English.
Three fourths of it is Spanish, Ian.
guage with which we are not very
| familiar.
j. s. Leach and wife went down to
Cambridge last Thursday and par
took of a substantial dinner at the
paternal home. This is not an I'M
usual occurrence, but it was made
especially pleasant by the fact that
the day was the fifty-second wedding
anniversary of Capt. and Mrs. Leach.
The Captain is a well-preserved man
and Notwithstanding he is in his
seventy-fifth year he is in excellent
health, owing largely to the fact that
he has always been very industrious
man. He served in the war for the
Union and for two years was. LIST.
Lieut.. of Co. ii. I'd VT, during that
time acting as captain. His oldcom-
rades, as well as the many friends of
himself and wife, hope they may en-
JOY many more wedding anniversar-
les.