News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-14
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HYDE PARK.
Isn't this glorious weather?

her brother, W. N. Holbrook.
Repairs are being made upon the
Barracks" at the West Fad.
Miss Sarah B. Chaplin of Essex was
visitor in town last Saturday.
Palmer Blake has a very neat meat
market at his residence on Prospect
Ave.
Mrs. Noyes Wood is spending a few
days at Randolph with Mrs. Tewks-
bury.
James Murch and wife of Lebanon,
N. e., are spending week at Lyman
Minors.
P. O. Keefe of Peabody, Mass.
transacted hide business here last
Saturday.
Ernest Page, former L. C. A.
student, has gone to Boston to seek
his fortune.
Mrs. Giblett has opened a Dress
making adjustment here. See Busi-
ness Notice.
Mrs. Sam'l Miller has been called to
Waterville by the serious illness OF
her mother.
The Messrs. Denio have placed the
butter-box machinery in their shop
on Church street.
Mrs. Eta Shackett and daughter
of Eden, visited at V. L. Blodgett's a
part of last week.
Sher,T Robbins and Capt. Waite
transacted official business at Water
bury Center to-day.
Mrs. Alice Young and son are
spending several days with relatives
at Enosburgh Falls.
Hugh Underwood Ct st. Johnsbury
spent Saturday last here, visiting his
mary young friends.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett and her grand
daughter, Iva, spent Sunday with
relatives at Fairfield.
Daniel Perkins of Newport is here
on one of his semi-occasional visits, q
guest of Russell Page.
The Woodmen held O special meet
last night. at which candidate was
initiated into the mysteries of that
order.
The Woman's Club meets next Mon
day evening with Mrs. Mcfarland.
Members please take notice of time
and place.
A fair number attended the Eplsco-
pal services in the Cong'i vestry last
evening, conducted by Rev. Forsyth
of Middlebury.
The Cemetery Com missioners have
done some very nice work in the I'll
lage cemetery In laying outandgrad-
ing the new annex.
R. F. D. Carrier Holbrook spies
occasionally partridge on his route,
and as he carries a gun with him it is
no rarity for him to bring home a
bird.
Noyes Wood has a great stock OF
fall goods, just from market. Hehas
fine assortment of ladies' furnish
ings which Mrs. Wood will be pleased
to show,
Keep in mind the fact that this Is
the last month for the payment of
taxes. They must be paid. Death
and taxes are the two greatest GER
tainties.
3oynton Cheney completes services
as clerk at the Phe ak next Satur-
day. He expects to go to Lyme, N.
H., the first OF next month, to clerk
for L. c. Andrews.
Col. Mcfarland attended the an
nual meeting of the Union Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. at Montpelier to-
day. He was reelected a Director of
that organic alton.
Rev. j. t. Baxendale and wife of
Milton we're here last week, stopping
with Mrs. o. A. Griswold. While here
they had monument placed on their
lot in the village cemetery.
The Rebekahas had very interest,"
ing meeting last evening. The degree
was worked upon two candidates in
a very impressive manner. Refresh
ments and a social time followed.
Rev. c. S. Hager commences Thurs
day evening series OF talks upon
talks are especially for young people,
the Pilgrims Progress" These
and they are particularly invited.
Among those who are taking ad-
vantage of the Boston excursion are
Geo. Foss and wife, r. P. Putnam
and wife. W. N. Putnam, Albert
Nevins, A. II. Keller and Arthur
Grimes and bride.
Arthur n. Grimes and Miss Agnes
Whitcomb were married this morn
ing. In order to elude their friends
they went over to Morrisville and had
the knot tied by DR.. Booth. Thus
far every thing went just as the happy
couple wished but when they reached
the depot at Morrisvile another new
ly married couple were there receiv-
ing benedictions in the way of rice.
The " Judge" and bride tried to look
like old folks, but 1t didn't go. Their
unnatural attitude gave them away
and the crowd soon "caught on" and
gave them liberal sprinkling OF rice.
The couple have gone to Boston and
on their return will reside on Prospect
Ave Cigars NAV he had H for tho