News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-09
HYDE PARK.

ANoA ch 'hAoF9O oCoNoJs
Elmer Peck has moved into apart
ments In the Alhambre."
FL. A. Noyes and wife were visitors
at st. Johnsbury last week.
John Minor went to Boston Mon
day night on a business trip.
Are you ready for the Lamoille
Valley Fair? See change of date.
Fred Curr'er is negotiating for the
purchase of a livery at Richmond.
Chas. Bliss and Edgar Pratt visit
I'd friends In Worcester last Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Bracket of Chicago
was recent visitor at Judge Kelley's.
Mrs. Walter Wiley of Cambridge
visited recently at the home of Justin
Leach.
R. P. Putnam and wife we're visit
ors in Burlington and Swenton re-
Gently.
Mrs. FL. L. Fairbanks Is making a
short visit at her fathers in Cam
bridge.
George Stebbins of Chicopee, Mass,
is visiting his friend, Everett Sherwin
of this place.
Il. W. Hulburd and wife returned
Yesterday from a shoru visit at
Montgomery.
Miss Doris DeNio is spending few
days with the Misses Mcfarland at
Caspian Lake. LII
Clyde Brown has gone to Cam.
bridge, where he will visit friends for
a couple of weeks.
The steam mill was "off duty" a
couple of days this week because of
scarcity OF lumber.
Advertised Letters :-R s Thomas,
Gervis A Boyce, F M Wheeler, Tuft L
Twomblty, Daniel Gray.
Mrs. F. P. Hill has gone to Milton,
where she will enjoy a couple weeks
in camping with fciends.
Mrs. Clara R. Chaplin and daughter
Dorothy of Essex were recent visitors
here, guests of Miss Sarah Chaplin.
Miss Margaret McNenerey of Mont
St. Marys, P. @, is guest OF Miss
Mary Moore for a couple of weeks.
Miss Helen McCuen of Jacksonville
and Miss Madaline McCuen of John.
son are spending a few days at Frank
Browns.
Mre. Tilloton and Miss Austin,
from Bakersfield, were visitors here
last week at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Heath.
Millard Dean, who has been spend
ing some time her ,outs, went back
to Bdlvidere yesterday, where he will
engage in farming.
A "Forty Hours Devotion" began
at st Teresa's church Tuesday. Sew
eral visiting clergymen are present.
The attendance is good.
Mrs. Efie Putnam. one of the ge-
NAL clerks of the post Office, is taking
a few days respite from the arduous
and exciting duties of the Office.
There we're lively times last week
around Miners Observation-Disclosures
ing lambs for the Boston market and
other events, all of which kept things
humming for a while.
A. 81. Copley and wife rel ched Bos-
ton last Saturday night from their
European trip. On Monday Mrs.
Copley came to Hyde Park and will
remain here for some time.
R. S. Beard has made haying rec
ord of which he is somewhat proud.
1t is this: He cut twelve large two
horse loads of hay in four hours and
thirty.five minutes, some of 1T three
tons to the acre.
A. W. O'Brien has again taken up
the reins, and now carries passen-
gers, q. s. mail, &c., between this
place and Eden Mills. Mr.. Hayford
will give attention to having and
other matters for the present.
Mrs. G. NJ. Culver, Miss Ina Culver
and A. B. Pike with his wife aud
daughter Beatrice, all of Stowe were
visitors last Thursday at the home
of Frank Culver. They came up In
an automobile-it being the first
ride of Madame Culver In one OF
those "wagons without horses"
Schools throughout town Will COM
mence Monday. Sept. 4th. Following
is the list of teachers -
Barnes Dist. Miss Blanch Camp
Bundy Dist. Miss Lena Farnham
Center Dist, Miss Hazel Seymore
Dotv Dist. Mrs. Ella Davis
Garfield Dist. Joseph Dezotell
Greenfield Dist. Miss Mary Manning
Miss Myra Stinson
North Hyoe Fark' MissE!sieCarpenter
NcKiustrv Dist. Miss Maud Phillips