News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Lovely weather this.

Lovely weather this.
But few cases of Hallowe en- in thi:
vicinity, they were too dirty te
speak Of
Vim. Hodges is getting the founda
ton ready for new sugar house
He is using stone mostly.
The deer craze is fast subsidine
(aint we glad). Several killed and
more wounded. which have got to
die lingering death.
The Cong'l churchis being re-shin.
gled. w. ]. Parkhurst and Arthur
Foss are performing the operation,
which guarantees nice job.
Don't forget to attend the Ladies
| Mite Society at the home of Mrs.
Hartly Souther next Friday after
noon and evening, all are invited.
Albert Heath of this place has a
cabbage ON exhibition at F. S. Haz-
ards store which has fourteen well
developed heads on one stump and
room for one more.
Ripe Strawberries are getting quite
plenty for the time of year. Elmer
Stuffiebean brought in the last we
had. He started for Cambridge the
next day, where he expects to spend
the winter.
Josiah Shepard and wife Of Iras-
burg were guests at Luther Woods
the past week. Mrs. Shepard is Mr..
Woods sister, unless Mr.. Wood is
mistaken ; The certainly told me so.
Mr.. Desands and family are spend
ing few weeks in the north part of
the state with their children and
other friends. S. Newton has charge
of the pig during their absence. We
pity poor piggy
Hartley Souther is having a nice
veranda hitched on two sides ofhis vii
lage residence on Main street, Chas.
Parker acting as architect and
builder ]. M. Parker is also having
a veranda tied to his mansion.J A.
Mills is doingthe artistic part of that
job. "
Great time for moving, Arthur
Hooper has moved to the farm
know as the Bell place near East
Johnson. Frank Hooper, who has
been living on the Alonzo Mills farm
the past year, has moved his effects
to Johnson village. T. A. Richard
son, who has resided on what is
known as the Ritterbush farm near
East Johnson the past year, has
moved his family and other goods
into No 403, Maple ST,
Our community were surprised to
learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Ed
son Westover, who died last Wednes-
day at her home about one midwest
Of this village. She was inferred in
the village cemetery last Saturday.
Funeral services were held in the Ad-
vent church, Elder Gregory officiat-
ing. Mrs. Westover was a quiet,
unassuming lady, respected by all
who had the pleasure of her acquaint-
ance. She, leaves a husband and one
child to mourn the loss of a loving
wife and kind mother.
Dr. Alley of Watertown, Mass,
Prof. Laird of Medford, Mass, M.
D.. c. S. Newton of Boston, Mass,
spent most of last week in this vicin-
ity stopping at Hotel De Newton,
which is located about halfway be-
tween Johnson Plain and Whitcomb-
vile. To say they had good time
doesn't half express it. They took
their guns and ammunition home
with them, but not venison enough
to effect Boston prices three cents per
pound. They have engaged the
same accommodations for next sea-
son, unless they change their minds.
They will bring their families if they
have any.
We are pleased to hear from our
esteemed friend of Paradise Valley,
occasionally, through the NEWS AND
CITIZEN, also to know that he has
secured an assignment, located in
North Centerville, to intercede in our
behalf. Be CAREFUL boys what you
say and how you say it, least you
blast our political prospects for Gov
ernor the. coming veal. Keep i'll the
shade as much as possible, study the
divine laws, heed thecommandments
and give less thought to the insect
tribe You will come out all right
when you get through with lIfe's
cares and stand before the One that
ruleth all things well,