News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-14
HYDE PARK,

Bessie Eldred is spending a few
weeks at Stowe.
C. A. Knight and wife we're in Bur-
lington Tuesday.
MILO Brill spent few days withrel-
atives in Fail field.
Ernest Page isstopping with friends
in town few days.
Dr. Hulburd of Jericho was a WIS.,
itor here yesterday.
P. c. Leach Of Bakersfield is visit.
ing his nephew, Capt. Waite.
Mrs. T. G. Marcy of Craftsbury was
a recent visitor at the home of J. r.
Stevens.
Mrs. Gibson of Stowe has been Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs Blodgett, the
past week.
Mrs. Justin Leach and son Wilson
spent Sunday at Essex, at the home
of Thos. Hanley.
Fred Angel and little daughter
Lucille, visited at Mrs. G. W. Browns
the first of the week.
Master Carroll G Page has gone to
Stowe to spend a few days with his
cousin, Cornie Riley.
Gladys Soule of Fairfield, has been
spending the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. George Brill.
Wellace Jones and family lOf Nor
risville we1e visitors at the home of
Irwin LilIey, yesterday.
Mrs. R W. Hulburd and daughter
E nily, are guests of friends at st.
Johnsbury for few days.
Geo. White aud wife came up from
Montpelier Saturday evening and
spent a couple Of days with Judge
White.
Mrs Sherman Bennett and son and
Mrs. Fannie Carter OF Lowell spent
Sunday last at the home of NJ. p.
Cheney.
Mrs. James Elton and Mrs. Her.
bert Fairbanks, spent the day Tues
day, guests of Mrs. Hattie Hubbell,
at WolcOtt.
Miss Neomine st. Marie of Mont
real, has been added to Gov. Pages
corps of stenographers; her duties
being that of French stenographv.
Henry Lilley, accompanied by Mrs.
Beers and DR.. Morrison and wife,
guests ut the PE@lix, have gone up
to Greensboro 60 spena saort time
il fishing.
Mrs. John r.. Alden OF Rochester,, N.
T., is here looking up the Perry
genealogy. She is descendant of the
Perrys and is getting facts concern
ing them.
Lederman's Speciality Co. appear
here Friday envening Of this week.
They gave a good show when here
last year and will do so this time.
They have a fine band.
Mrs. Laura Knight and daughter
Mrs. Fred Page, and little Miss
Laura arrived from the west this
morning to spend several weeks at
the home of c. A. Knight.
Clarence Foster is in town for few
days visit. He has finished work in
Barre and goes tomorrow to Mt.
Washington, where he will work at
his trade throughout the summer.
James Kelley of Ricbford, opened
his new hotel there last Saturday.
His many friends here are pleased to
know that his health is so much i'm
proved that he can continue his busi-
ness.
Master Wakeman Thorpe ceIebra-
ted his fourth birthday last Satur-
dsy by giving his little friends a
party. They all had a good time
and a nice least, never firing of such
occasions as these.
The village trustees visited the
Electric Light Station Monday and
inspected the same. They also In
spected The dam, with view of rails
ing the same in order to increase the
power and make more storage capac-
ity.
Mrs. Dawes. who represents the
Home Department of the CongI
Society. lis in the place for a few days
in the interest of that work. She
will have charge of the meeting
Thursday evening and talk along
the line of her work. A good at
tendance is desired.
Lester Boomhower observed his
S0th birthday last Saturday by en-
tertaining eight of his friends at teN.
The occasion was very happy one,
greatly enjoyed by both host and
guests. MIR. Boomhower was bornin
Canada, but has spent about all of
his long life in Lamoille county.
DR.. H. ]. Morrison and bride of
Oberlin, Kansas, are here for few
weeks, stopping at the Phoenix with
their mother, Mrs. Beers, of Hoxie,
Kans., who is looking up her ances-
tors and getting acquainted with, the
place of her nativity. These parties
are having delightful time and are
much pleased. with Hyde PsFk and
it's surroundings,
The installation of Rev. c. s.
Hager as pastor of the First Cong1
church at Albany, N. Y, occurs this
"wednesday evening. Judging from
the program received, the exercis
will be of unusual interest. The SER