News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-07
HYDE PARK.


grass crop is assured.
Mrs. Rice of Fletcher is spending a
few days with her daughter.
Orm Tillotson and wife spent Sum
day with relatives at Wolcott.
Episcopal services at Cong'l vestry
next Monday evening. All invited.
Charles Goddard and wife have ar
rived here from So. birmingham,
Mass
Harry Foss has gone to Johnson,
where he has employment in the Tub
Shop.
Clifton Hood has broken ground
for house for his own use on Mill
Street.
Capt. Leach and wife OF Cambridge,
are here for visit with their son,
Justin S.
Mrs. Syteil Warren of Lowell, was
guest of Mrs. j. T. Stevens, the
past week.
The Victor Stars played the Cadet
Jr's of Morrisville Monday at base
ball and won 13 TO IL.
John Jackson went to Bakersfield
Tuesday. where he acts as umpire for
a series of three base ball games.
D. j. Casey, of st. Adams, who has
been here for several days a guest at
?. L. Denio's, returned to his home
Tuesday.
Mrs. K. NJ. Pierson Of Burlington,
who has been at the home of Miss
Belle Havens for several months, re-
turned 20 her home yesterday.
The Alumni played the L. e. A. q
game of base ball last SATURDAY., TAX
ing the game by score of II to 5.
Several thrilling points were made.
Lewis Whittemore, who is visiting
at West Derby, is very sick. His
step-son, John Ovitt, visited him last
week and found his condition very
serious.
Reuben jackson has finished work
10 the steam mill aHd will move to
Greenfield, where he has employment.
Bernard Maxfield takes his place at
the mill
Wallace Spaulding has commenced
repairs upon his Corner Block. The
repairs will be very extensive and
when completed the stores therein
will be modern in every respect.
Noyes Stevens gave a party to his
little friends last Saturday afternoon
the day being his 9th birthday an
The children were very
happy and went home wishing birth
days came ottener.
Children's Day Is to be observed at
the Cong'l church next Sunday morn
ing. Rev. DR.. Hardy will address the
children, giving an illustrated sermon
appropriate to the occasion. His
theme will be Chow to Make a
Crooked Thing Straight" Every
body cordially invited.
Pope, the new hardware man, is
now nicely located in the Sherwin
block with a fine stock of hardware
and and house-furnishing goods. He
has a tirst,class plumber and tin
smith in his employ and is ready to
DO all kinds of job work. Read his
on page B.
Mrs. Chss. H. Beers of Hoxie, Kan
sas, spent few days here recently in
looking up her ancestors. She is a
descendant of the McKinstrys and a
daughter of Chas. Jewett, Jr., who is
buried at the Center cemetery. Mrs.
Beers was born in this town, but had
not been here in forty years. She
found many of her parents old-time
and few relatives.
She was delighted with the place and
intends to visit here again.
The license at the Phoenix expired
at IL O'Clock last evening and now
this town is emphatically a dry
town. The room used as bar-room
Is to be converted into writing and
card room. During the year that
there has been license at the hotel
verything has been conducted de-
,ently and in order. There have been
tions whatever of disorder; in fact
guests at the house have said tre-
Juently that thev saw nothing out of
the way in connection with the bar.
NoTICE!-A meeting of the men,
bers of the Cong'l church of this place
will be held at the vestry of said
church on Tuesday eve., June 13, at
Z 30, to hear report of the committee
and take action regarding the call of
a new pastor for the church. A par
sh meeting will be held at the same
place, for the same purpose, at eight
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is de-
sired at both OF these meetings.