News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-15
HYDE PARK,


Miss Blanche Camp was home from
the johnson Normal over Sunday.
Judge Pearl of johnson was O.
business visitor here on Monday last.
Rev Mr.. Forsythe conducted Epis-
copal services here Monday evening.
Town meeting candidates are get
ting ripe. Some of them will be picked
Remember the basket ball game
Friday evening. Come and help the
boys out.
Mrs. Spicer and her friend, Miss
Currier, were visitors in Burlington
last Friday.
Attend the sewing bee to- morrow
Thursday afternoon at the Cong'I
church parlors.
Mrs. Henry Lee of Underhll was a
recent visitor at the home of Merritt
Lee of this place.
James Finnegan is stopping at
Hinesburgh for the present, where he
has employment.
Lynn Stearns has completed his
creamery engagement at Barre and
is at home again.
o +. g. Currier and wife are spending
a few days with relatives in Williams
town and vicinity.
,Ferd. Gauthier and wife returned
Monday from a few days visit with
friends at Uaderhil.
Tho Souoro uoathor op5 +bo ,nou,
blockades makes the northern stage
lose trip occasionally.
Mrs. E L. NOyes went to Manson
vile, ?. Q F., Mondey; called there by
the illness of her mother.
Miss Susan Norton, of Pages Of
flee force, is very i'll, suffering from a
cold, with symptoms of pneumonia.
Mrs. Ben Wedge and daughter
Haz5l, are spending few days in
Wolcott, the-guests of Gordon Aus
tin and wife.
Homer Grimes spent Sunday last
with his family at this village. He ts
engaged in the lumber business up
north this winter.
Mrs. Hayden Newcity visited friends
over in West Morristown last week.
Her visit was somewhat prolonged
by the snow storms.
The Rural Free Delivery carriers
are to have Wednesday next to them
selves, it being the birthday of "the
father of his country"
Supt. Cheney is called upon frequent
ly these days to thaw out water pipes
by the new electrical process. 1t
ietches 'em, every time.
Jacob Perlroth, who has leased his
premises on Battery Street" to Hay
den Newcity for a term of five years,
has bought a place at Morristown
Corners. The change is to be made
April 1st.
Miss Carpenter of the l.. C. A. was
in Waterville a short time the first of
the week, She returned Monday, it
taking five hours to make the trip.
The delay was caused by snow bound
roads-nothing e Sc.
Have you ever heard the Neil Dow
male quartet? Mr.. Ferguson writes,
THAT Boston quartet is great
combination. | wish all Vermont
might hear them sing-that bass
the light tenor" They
are to be here at the Town Hall next
week. Watch for the notice,
Deputy Sheriff Griswold was here
from ElmOre Tuesday. He came
down after Ed. Sinner, who has been
sojourning with Sheriff Stevens the
past ten days. Ell. was taken back
to EImore and Tuesday afternoon
was arraigned before Squire Delano
on a charge of disturbing the peace.
He was fined So 90 and costs, max
ing a total of $11,05, which was paid.
Bernard Maxfeld returned Monday
last from E len, where he has been
spending few days in visiting his
friends and renewing acquaintances.
Bernard thinks it little tough on
fellow to pull out early on a cold
with no roads to follow and
nine long miles ahead, so thinks he
will postpone his trips up that way
hereafter until the roads become
settled.
A real old plantation supper will be
served by the Ladies' Aid at the
church next Friday evening at
o'clock. All the toothsome dainties
Aunt Dinah knows how to make will
be served. Old Black Joe will have
charge of the music Plantation
melodies will be rendered. Come and
bring the pickaninnies A bit of the
sunny south in the midst of a YER
mont winter will cost you only Is
cents. Children 10 cents.
The last entertainment in the
Ladies Home Culture course comes
next Wednesday evening, the 22nd.
Dudley PRESCOTT, the unique hu.
musical mimic, superior ven
triloquist and impersonator," will
give one of his popular entertain
ments. He comes highly recon-
mended. The Boston Globe saws he
gives lone of the best and cleanest
Entertainments" Give the ladies a
full house on this occasion and there
by show them that their efforts to
give us a good lecture course are ap.
preciated.