News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-21
HYDE PARK.


Peter st. John and wife, of Morris
vile, spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Miss Agnes Hulburd is home from
her school at St. Johnsbury for the
summer vacation
New railroad timetable the 10th,
at which time the canon ball " train
will be again with us.
F. H. Strong and family and Miss
Norma have returned from their
outing at Greensboro.
G. M. Crosby and wife and Mrs.
Emma H. Crosby of Rochester, n. y,
are guests at the Phoenix.
The remains of Alex Sheer, for
many years a resident of this place,
were brought here for burial last
Saturday.
The Misses Gauthier have greatly
improved the appearance OF their
home by adding a handsome veran-
da thereto.
Sheriff Stevens has four boarders-
two are in on Grand Jury indictments
and two for too much familiarity
with liquor.
DR.. c. S. Leach is in attendance
upon the health officers school at
Burlington. His wife accompanied
him as far as Essex.
E. L. Ingalls,, Supt of the Industrial!
School, was here last Sunday, com
ing up to attend the funeral OF his
friend, Sumner Andrews.
D. T. Hanley of Montpelier spent
Sunday here. Dewey" is looking
well and greatly enjoys his position
in the state Auditors office.
Miss Susan Norton has changed
her place of abode, going from Miss
Bailey's to apartments in Mrs.
Browns house on Church street.
Miss Lucy Sawyer has finished her
work as teacher at St. Johnsbury
and resigned the position which she
has held there the past three years.
Fred Muzzey and wife have gone
to Lyndon to spend few days with
relatives. From there they go to
Barton for further visiting and will
be absent about week.
Several from here attended the flu
neral of Sumner Andrews at John
son last Sunday. Mr. Andrews, who
had a wide acquaintance here, was a
nephew of the late Mrs. Jane Keller.
Col. Mcfarland and family went
to their summer cottage at Green's
boro last Thursday for the summer.
Mrs. Brigham has gone with them.
The Col. will be here more or less
during each week.
The L. c. A. class, which gradu
ated recently, have presented Mrs.
Z E. 6. Page and Mrs. Grace Stevens
each with a handsome cut glass
flower vase, as slight remuneration
for valued services rendered the class.
Special services were helds at the
Catholic church last Thursday for
Polanders, large number of whom
are employed at the Morrlsville tan
merry. About twenty-five were pres
ent; the tannery closing down for
that day.
Lederman's New York Speciality
Co., gave an entertainment here last
Friday evening to fairsized audi
ence. The program was a variety
affair, some parts interesting and
some not. Their musical selections
were good.
The many friends of the Grimes
family, who went to California re-
Gently will be pleased to learn that
they are all well. working, enjoying
themselves and are contented." The
Judge pronounces California great
country and all that it is cracked up
to be-"
Mrs. Davis, who writes for the
Boston American I der the signature
of Eleanor Ames," was here last
Thursday interviewing lawyers and
others regarding their opinion of the
hanging of Mrs. Mary Rogers. Some
of the Opinions" given here were
published and some were not.
Rev. DR.. Hardy gave another of
his interesting discourses here last
Sunday morning. In spite of the
warm weather the attendance was
good. DR.. Hardy is a very able
preacher and our church going peo-
pie are always glad to hear him.
The village authorities are having
a new sewer laid on church street.
Ever since a sewer was putin on that
street there has been a vast amount
of trouble in that direction. In or