News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
HYDE PARK.
Now for the ice mani


Fl. R. Mack of Hardwick, was a
business visitor here to-day.
B. F. Wedge has rented apartments
in the Rob't Putnam tenement.
Sheriff Stevens and S. R. Miller,
trans tcd business at Eden to-day.
Gov. Page and daughter went to
Boston Tuesday for few days visit.
Miss Margaret Marshall of Barton
Landing is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
W. d. Strong.
A trio of Morrisvile painters are
putting the finishing touches on the
Jailor's residence.
Bert Noyes has been confined to
the house for the past few days with
a severe ao0ack OF tonsiIits,
Mrs. M. A. Hi5lop of E asst Berkshire
visited her parents, N. j. Perry and
wife at tits place the past week.
F. M. Culver is visiting various
parts of the county this week, gath
ering in savings bank deposits.
The remains of child we're brought
here from Hardwick Monday for
burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Halle Gates is enjoying
week vacation at her home in john
son and with friends in Burlington.
A. G. Spicer and wife went to
Champlain, n. Y, Monday, to further
investigate hotel proposition there.
Russell Page and R. W. Hulburd
were among the number that made
up the annual outing of the Lake
Mansfield Trout Club at that place to-
day.
Col. Mcfarland and wife, Capt
Waite and WIFE ~ Mrs. P. T. DEMO
are attending the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah gathering at Burlington
thiH week.
About thirty attended the sociable
at B. G R)oney's last Friday even
ing. All report II very enjoyable
time. About Sc SO was added to the
church treasury.
The ladies of the Home Culture
Club are planning for an ice cream
festival at an early date, the funds
OF which will be used for repairing the
watering trough.
Fred r. Richardson of Hardwick is
the new plumber and tinsmith in the
employ OF Pope the hardware man.
When ne can procure a tenement he
will move his family here.
Bpnway the barber finished work
in the steam mill to dny in order to
give all of his time to the tonsorial
art" Mr.. Benway has been in the
barber business about ten years and
ranks among the frst-class BARRIERS
of the state.
By courtesy of Col. Sawyer several
from here have visited Mud Pond re-
Gently. No very great trout catches
have as yet been reported from that
section. Those who go up, however,
come back delighted with their days
outing and the pleasant trip.
Hayden Newcity, who leased the
PerlrOth property for a term ofyears,
has sickened OF his bargain and sold
out to John Miner. Miner has sold
the lease to Henry j. Lilley, and
Henry will give part of his time to
agricultural pursuits. Newcity is 60
ing to move to "Mud City"
The Listers finished their work Mon
day and the result is this: Grand
List, 81, 7,2O9.50; no of polls 392. 1t
is made up as follows: real estate,
$414, ,063; personal, 1925, ,4S7; polls
1874. In 1904 the list was $7,151.-
81; no of polls 3S4; real estate and
personal $63S, ,337; polls $76S. The
increase in the Grand List this year
is $5S 13 and the increase in polls s.
Rev. C. J. Tuthill of Palmer, Mass,
occupied the pulpit of the Cong'I
church last Sunday, giving two very
interesting discOurses. He will preach
here again next Sunday. Mr.. Tuthill
has had two pastOrates, one of six
years at Georgetown, Mass, and
another of three years at Sanford,
Maine. He is about forty, has a wife
and three children.
The Commencement exercises ofthe
L. G. A. occur week after next, begin
ming with the baccalaureate sermon
Sunday eve, May %. This will be
delivered by Rev. c. c. st. Clare of
Morrisville. The Class Day exercises
occur Wednesday the 31st, and Grad
uation exercises Thursday evening,
June 1st. All of these will be held at
the Cong'l church. There are twelve
in the class, eight young ladies and
four young men.
Parties who gather arbutus down
on the Wintergreen should heed this,
taken from an exchange 1.-THE bios
som stems should be cut, not pulled
up by the roots, to the extermina-
tion of the plants. Even the children
can realize what loss New England
hills would suffer in the disappear
ance of this beautiful and fragrant
wild flower. But this is what is
thretened in the closeness and care
Iessness with which it has for years
been gathered"