News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-06
hyde PARK.
"There is so much Bad in the best of US,
And 30 much Good in the worst OF us,
That it hardly behooves any OF us
To talk about the rest of U.S."

To talk about the rest OF u.s..
Arthur Twiss spent Sunday with
friends at Cambridge.
Mrs. c. P. Sawyer and children
are boarding al the hotel.
Col. Mcfarland was a visitor at
st. Johnsbury last Monday.
Mrs. Ella Camp returned from
Peaks Island Saturday last.
A. H. Copley and wife returned to
their home in Boston Monday last.
Geo. Blake went to Bakersfield
Tuesday, where he enters Brigham
Academy.
The post-ofice was closed part
of the day last Monday. 1t was
Labor Day.
Gov. Page has added Murkland
wood furnace to the heating outfit
Of his house.
The recent rains made sad havoc
with the depot hill road-washing
out the same quite badly.
Frank Nichols is breaking ground
preparatory to building an addition
to his residence on Battery street.
Frank Culver and wife returned
yesterday from Stowe, where they
spent several days with relatives.
The R. P. D. Carriers had day
off Monday-it being Labor Day.
The banks were also closed on that
day.
The steam mill will move to St.
Johnsbury this week. Some of the
hell will 60 with it, others remain
here.
Curtis Downer has placed an at
tractive sign out over the front door
of his place of business on Church
street.
Miss Mary Moore goes next week
to Burlington, where she enters upon
her second year in the Parochial
school.
A chorus choir succeeds the quar-
tette at the Cong'l church of this
place. The change went into effe ct
last Sunday.
The "Arion Quartette of this
place is to assist in the concert at
No. Hyde Park on Thursday evening
of next week.
VIM. Benway took few days va
cation last week. During his alb
sence Sam'l Miller looked after the
tonsorial business.
Communion service at the Cong'l
,hurch next Sunday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. Rey. c. c. St. Clare of
Morrisville will oficiate.
Rev. w. E. Hamlin and Mrs. H. 1.
Lee were the delegates from the
Cong'l Sunday school to the county
convention at Jacksonville.
Miss Beulah Mon teith, who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents at 1.-The Naples" returned
to Boston last Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Hulburd and Miss
Grace Mcfarland went to St. Johns
bury last Monday to take up school |
duties in the academy at that place.
Gov. Page and wife and daughter
leave the latter part of the month !
for an extended visit to the Pacific
coast, taking in the Lewis & Clark
Exposition.
F. G. Currier and wife went to
Richmond last week, where they
will take up their abode. Both
Fred and wife have many friends
here who will miss them.
Chauncey Osgood, who is at Bur-
lington for treatment on his eyes,
will have the company of his mother
for a few weeks, she having gone
down there to be with him awhile.
VIM Holbrook and wife, Mrs. S.
A. White, Leon Griswold and Miss
Seymour spent Sunday last on Mt.
Mansfield. The day was not of the
best for sightseeing; but the party
was an agreeable one and cOnse-
quently all had fine time.
Lester Boomhower and his daugh-
tiers, Miss Merriam and Mrs. VALID
ron, with her two sons, attended the
25th wedding anniversary of John
c. Harvey and wife at Craftsbury
last Saturday evening. They spent
Sunday with friends at Eden and re-
turned Monday, reporting a very
pleasant time.
Mine Host Robbins is making
many needed improvements and re-
pairs in and about the hotel. He
finds many things that need removal
ting and intends to give attention to
all of them as fast as possible. He
has added fine livery to his, hotel
and will have direct oversight Of that
as well as the house.
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