News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28
HYDE PARK,

hyuo al idoO Ouuud.y dlUernOOu.
Rev. FIR. Lachance held the usual
bi-monthly services at Hardwck last
Sunday.
DR.. Genge was in Albany and VOL
colt Oh professional business last
Saturday.
The residence of V. L. Blodgett, on
RaviGe Avenue, is being wired for
electricity.
For late copies of Washington, D. c.
papers we are under obligations to
F. A. White.
John Miner of Boston has been
spending the past week at home, Wis.
iting his mother.
The hour of Sunday evening ser
vice at the Cong'l church hos been
changed to Z o'clock.
The Boston excursionists have all
returned and taken up again, the
ordinary duties of life.
Judge Sherwin and wife attended
the Sherwin reunion at Reuben Chen
ey's at Morristown last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Mobiles of Hardwick
was in the place part of last week,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fletcher.
Bills are out announcing a dance at
the Gym Thursday evening of this
week. Music by Elmore's orchestra
Mrs. Hattie Dexter, daughter of
the late FL. ID. W. Doty, expects to
Leave Sharon, VT, Nov. l for La
Junta, Colorado, where her brother
Don resides.
Mrs. Eta Shackett and child are
stopping at V. l.. Blodgett's. Her
husband has secured work at Stowe,
in box factory and will move his
family from Eden to that place.
We were misinformed about the &C
cident to Mrs. D. F. Fletcher, so far as
scalding her hand was concerned. 1t
was a severe sprain, she received anG'
not a scald. Her hand is doing qr,ite
we'll
W. d Strong and Chas. Goddard
spent several days in camp at Gilmore
last week in search of deer. They
saw plenty of tracks, but got no
game. They had a fine time, all the
same.
Frank True's horse, that ret with
an accident on the Fair Grounds sew
eral weeks ago, has been in the care
of James Roddy for some time and
now appears to have fully recovered
from his injury.
The insurance business. formerly
carried on by Ii. Nj. Noyes and later
by l.. H. Noyes, has been consoli-
dated with H. M. Netherlands bust
ness, McF having purchased the
same.
housekeeping time is here again
and in many homes is in full blast.
The women of the house are de-
l-i-g-h tie d, while the men folks pre-
sent a countenance that does exactly
beam with ioyfulness.
A parrot, which gives promise of
developing into very brilliant bird,
has been added to F. P. True's col
lection of household pets. Frank
will have to walk straight now or
that bird will give him away.
Col. Mcfarland and R. W. HuIburd
have been at Montpelier the past few
days in attendance upon the annual
meeting OF the Vermont Bar Associa-
tion. At the meeting last night the
Colonel read an article on the late
Waldo Brigham.
A petition, signed by a large ma
iority of the Taxpayers in the village,
has been circulated recently asking
the Trustees to have concrete walk
built from the Depot up the hill to
the old brick hotel. This would not
| only be an improvement to the viii
lage, but greatly appreciated by
many.
Mr., Colby will be in Hyde Park
Nov. 2nd., and Morrisville Nov. 3rd.,
to shake hands with his many
friends, and to renew acquaintance.
He will be registered at the Phoenix
Hotel while in Hyde Park, and at the
Randall in Morrisville. Mr.. Colby is
connected with the Regal Shoe Com
pany as their travelling represent
ative, and has with him a complete
line OF fall styles. He is taking
orders for Regal shoes for future de.
livery by mail.
The Y. P. S. G. E. sociable last Fri
day evening was well attended and
was greatly enjoyed by all. Besides
our own people several were present
from Morrisville. The prize for the
autumn leaves was awarded to the
Morrisville society, while the home
society took the BOBBY" The prizes
were a pumpkin pie and a jack-o-lan-
tern. There was a solo by DR.. Leach,
duett by Mrs. E, G. Page and Mrs. A.
d. Keller, readings by Miss Hall and
Rev. Hager and general good time,
with pumpkin pie and coffee for re-
freshments. The committee of ar.