News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-20
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Martin Wilkins is on the sick
list.
Mrs. L. P. Butts, who has been sick
for several weeks, remains about the
same.
Cassius Griswold has newly painted
his village residence. Elder Gregory
assisted in the performance.
John Amidon has moved into his new
residence recently bought of the Mill
cent Page estate in the village.
Mrs. VIM. Hodges is on the improve.
Her daughter, Matte, returned to her
home in Burlington last Saturday.
Sabbath breaking got black eye last
Wednesday. Fine and costs, 81 90.
Grand Juror Parrin says he shall per-
form his duties regardless of conse-
quences.
Mr.. Davenport of Montpelier Semi
merry, addressed large audience in Con-
EDUCATIONAL church last Sunday evening
on the Subject of temperance. 1t seems
so nice to hear about that lovely subject
so often and eloquently.
Johnnie Thompson recently sold three
pair of steers two pair of two-year olds
)
from Stowe, for $500 60, cash down. Mr..
T can go to the head as steer educator.
II was their education that made them
valuable.
Miss Haskins addressed a 1argeand in
terested audience in the Congl church
last Sunday afternoon. Miss Haskins
is making many friends although she
has been here but short time. May
success attend her efforts is the wish of
all law abiding citizens.
G. B. Allen is having his store paint
ed. w. J. Parkhurst is performing the
artistic part of the Job. Mr.. Parkhurst
can go to the head as a troutest. He
captured one near the iron bridge last
week that measured II inches in length
and was we'll proportional.
Oh what has become of the potato
bug? There has not been one seen in
this vicinity as yet this spring. Brother
Sargent attributes their absence to the
disguised with the over.discussion of
the rum question and desire rest.
Prof. Parren had a large audience last
Tuesday evening in the Patch school
house. The inhabitants of that district
have decided to have weekly, every
Tuesday evening, meetings to discuss
Christian and temperance work during
the coming season, or until further no.
tice.
Elder Harry D. Selby will preach the
Memorial sermon at the Advent church
Sunday morning, Maya. Aaron Keller
Post is requested to met at the Hall at
10. 80 sharp. Ali other soldiers are cor
daily invited. Elder Selby is a new
conner in the place and comrade of the
G. A. R.-V. A. Gimore, for the Com
1nittee.
Take the News and Citizen and keep
posted on natural history and modern
events in Eden, No. Hyde Park, John
son and Waterville, also Belvidere-all
places of note, inhabited by noble men
and women. By the way, we were down
to Waterville recently, had pleasant
time and intend to 60 again when we
can stay longer.
Elder Gregory and family closed their
Eve years services last Sunday. They
have been faithful servants during their
STAY in this place and made many
friends who regret their departure.
They go to Bloomington, VT, for the
present. Elder Silby and family take
charge Of the Advent church and inter-
ests for the present.
Bro. Sargent can boast of being the
owner of the oldest horse in this vicinity,
if not in the world. Said horse is "a
years of age this spring and is now ac-
tive and performed his part in the pres
ent springs work, with mate which is
estimated to be at least IS years of age
and as active as a colt. They are none
related to the wooden horse that Mr.. S
presented to his son-in law, Judge White
of Hyde Park recently, which is a nat
ural curiosity.