News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-29
HYDE PARK.


visitors at R. w. Hulburd's part
of last week.
Mrs. Ralph Hubbell and children
from Wolcott were visitors here
part of last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hager returned Monday
morning from St. Johnsbury, where
he preached last Sunday.
The northern stage has made but
one trip daily the past few days, all
on account of the condition OF the
roads.
The Odd Fellows will hold an i'm
portant meeting this evening. All
brethren earnestly requested to be
present.
Miss Howe, who has been employ
ed at the Phoenix through the winter,
has returned TO her home in Tilton,
New Hampshire.
Chas. Outlet, for several months
horse-shoer for W. N. Putnam, has
leased a shop at Cambridge andgone
there to work on his own account.
Prof. Parker Of Burlington has or
gained a good-sized, as we'll as in
teresting banjo, mandolin and guitar
club. They meet Monday evenings.
Owing to illness, Mr.. Jas. Young
of New Haven was unable to supply
the pulpit here last Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Kellogg filled the same very ac-
ceptably.
The r. F. D. Carriers have had no
picnic the past week. The deplorable
condition of the roads compelled
them to abandon a part of their trips
for a few days.
The culvert at the West End, on
the road leading across the railroad
track, has been washed out by the
spring freshets, necessitating closing
the road for the present.
Col. Mcfarland attended a meet,
ing of the Northern Bankers Associa-
ton at Wells River Friday evening
The interesting exercises closed with
a banquet at Hale's Tavern.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland, daugh,
ter of Fred H. Mcfarland, is now
staying here with her father. They
are making their home at present
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Holbrook
S. B. Waite is giving out a handy
needle case, filled with needles of as
sorted sizes. A very convenient arti
Gle for the household, as we'll as ad
vertising the captains carriage bust
ness.
An important meeting of the con
gregation and parish of the Cong
church is called for Thursday even
ing at 8 O'Clock at the vestry. AL
interested in the maintenance of wor
ship here are requested to be present
Owing to broken engine on tn,
c. V. railroad the express train die
not reach here last Saturday nigh
until ten o'clock. The mail brough
on that tram was not delivered a
thepost-office until Monday morning
Owing to an ice jam in the vast
gate at the Electric Plant there wer
no lights Sunday evening last. For
tunately the evening church servic,
had been omitted. otherwise Their,
would have been considerable incon
venience to the congregation.
On Friday evening next comes tn
entertainment by the seniors of tn
L. c. A. 1t occurs at the Town Ha
and the laughable play, "a Box O
Monkeys" will be given. 1t will b
followed by a prom and a social. /
good timeis guaranteed. Admission
25 cents. Children Is cts.
, A bevy of young ladies from her
attended the basketball game a
MorrisvilIe last Friday evening. S.
much interest did they manifest il
the game that they very cheerful,
walked home after thecontest. The,
bore the defeat of their gallants a
we'll as could be expected.
Chas. Goddard, who has been con
Quoting business at South Framing
ham, Mass, for several years, known
as the Vermont Produce Co., will
close up the store there and NOV
here about May LIST. The business
will be conducted from this end anC
the firm will remain as heretofore
Chas. Goddard and w. D. Strong
The young men are doing a gooC
business and will greatly increase thu
same under the new arrangement
We are sure all here will gladly wei
come Mr.. Goddard and wife bacl
here again.
We call attention to the card O
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Leach which
appears in another column. Thes,
artists have been under the tuition
of some of the worlds best vocal in
structors such as Barnby, Vogt 70
Berlin Countess DANGERS of Paris,