News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-16
HYDE PARK.

c. Fl. Crane and wife are spending
few days at Wolcott.
George Gauthier of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting relatives here.
Eugene Gauthipr of Johnson was
visitor here Monday last.
A. H. MoGnnis is moving into the
Hyde house on Church street.
Miss Ida Grimes is spending the
week with her sister in Stowe.
The "Optimistic Whist Club" had
a very enjoyable gathering Monday
evening.
A. J. Sackett of Chelmsford, Mass,
is in town. He is here in the interest
of his fathers estate.
Decidedly keen weather Tuesday
morning-thermometers indicated all
the way from 18 to "a degrees below
zero.
Mrs. G. A. Whitney of Boston
came to town last evening to spend
the holidays with her sister Mrs. F.
P. Hill.
Mrs. Alice Cool of Manchester,
n. H., is here for a few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo.
Eastman.
Or. Geo. B. Hulburd of Jericho was
in town last Monday. The doctor
has many friends here and they are
always glad to see him.
The Intermediate and Primary De-
partments of the L, G. A, are arrang-
ing a Christmas entertainment to be
given some time next week,
Next Tuesday evening occurs the
annual meeting of the R3bekahs.
Ali members in good standing will
please be present. Refreshments.
Mrs. R. P. Foster of Johnson was
here the past week delivering books
of a miscellaneous char 4cter for
which she had received subscriptions.
Om Tillotson was called to Hard
wick last Saturday by the serious ill
ness of his father. He returnea
Monday, leaving his father no bet
ter.
Louis, the little child of Landlord
Ripley of the Phoenix, was seriously
ill the first of the week with a severe
attack of Group, He is much better
now.
Mrs Lynn Stearns went to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burling-
ton last week for treatment. Her
hush md visited her at that place
Mon1ay.
Tne Home Culture Club held its BIZ
monthly meeting last Monday even.
irg with Mrs. +. R. Child. There was
a good attendance and an interest
ing session.
R. W. Hulburd is making his dis
tribution of National Life Insurance
caIanders. Those for 1904 are"just
little the best" the company have
ever issued.
Prof Gtblet's physical Culture"
class held it's first meeting last Fri
d ~ evening at the Gym. There was
a good number present; the scholars
made remarkably rapid progress,
Col. Sawyer ran against the kitchen
stove Saturday evening and in order
to protect himself from falling put
his right hand out and struck it
against the hot stove. 1t was burned
quite severely.
Repairs are being made upon the
interior of the parsonage prepara-
tory to putting in an extensive job
of plumbing. R. P. Putnam is doing
the carpenter work and A. 81. Keeler
is to do the plumbing.
Miss Cleora Crowell, who has BEEN
stopping at South Orange, N. j.,
came to this place last Thursday,
called here by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Streeter. She will re-
main here for the present.
In addition to their regular stock
of confectionery, the Corner Store
has a fine assortment of homemade
candies, put up in neat boxes, just
the thing for the Holidays. Or
1ers are taken for the same.
Last Saturday afternoon while at
work in his barn R. W. Hulburd
slipped on some ice and in falling
struck heavily on his right hand,
the wrist bone. Doctors
1enge and Bates we're called and set
he injured member. The wound was
! painful one and for time Roger
ost all interest In outside affairs.
lie is getting along nicely, but will
,e confined to the house for O few
lays and for some time must carry