News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-01
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A very interesting meeting of the
W. c. T. U. was held at the home of
Mrs. W. ID. Manning in this place
this afternoon, Several ladies were
present from Morrisvile and the
event one full of interest.
The suit of Child & Fife against W.
W. Cate, which has engaged the at
tention of E H Deavitt of Montpel-
ier as special master, and q corps of
lawyers. the best part of several
weeks, mas been settled after much
hearing. The case involved about
100000 and covered property strung
all over LamoilIe county, as we'll as
lumber deals of dozan wears amount
ing to more than 100000, and
comprising about $500 items.
The marriage of Ernest Griswold
of this place and Miss Josie Hodg-
kins, daughter of Joel Hodkins, took
place this afternoon at three o'clock
at the home of the BRIDES parents at
Johnson. The young lady is one of
Johnson's best" and the lucky man
son of L. S. Griswold of this town.
Rev. R. ID. Pierce of the Methodist
church, performed the ceremony,
which was witnessed by a large party
of the immediate friends and rela-
tives.
l.. P Jackson, for the past twenty
five years engaged in the barber
business here, has sold the same to
Chas. Kramer of Gorham, N. a.,
who takes immediate possession.
Mr., Jackson says be will leave town,
hut is uncertain yet as to which OF
the several propositions he has, he
will accept. He has a warm affec-
tion for Hyde Park and wherever he
he goes will always have a kindly
feeling for the place and it's citizens.
Mr.. Kramer is an experienced barber
and comes back to Hyde Park,
where he lived when a boy, with the
intention of making the place his
home.
The next entertainment in the
Home Culture Course, which comes
Thursday OF mkt week, Feb. 9, is
An evening with MArZ !, the Magi-
clan" This will be one of the best in
the course and is worthy OF full
house. The press speaks very highly
of Marz,l, who will present a pro-
gram OF mirth and mystery. He is
tillng successful engagements all over
the country appearing in all of the
high class theatres of New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and other leading
cities and will give an entertainment
full of pleasant surprises in the art of
magic and sleight of hand. Marcel
has won great praise recently for his
work in the Keith theatres where he
filed engagements.
There was considerable OF COM
motion down on Battery street"
last Saturday afternoon. All be-
cause of a understanding between
a couple of neighbours. One of them,
man with a noted accent to
his voice, had dropped into a neigh
boris and became engaged in CONVEX
sation with the lady OF the house.
During the conversation remarks
we're made that the aforesaid lady
took exceptions to and seiz'ng a
broom stick, that Implement of ware
fare so popular with the good house.
wife, she belabored her visitor in
great shape, 80 much 40 that he beat
a hasty retreat to the street and
soberIy ID wended his way home,
meditating upon the inability OF
womankind, and this one in particu-
lar, to comprehend his meaning when
expresse in clear and concise man.
ner. s. much so did be become en-
crossed upon the case in mind that
he went home and took to his bed
with his boots on and not until
aroused by neighbor did he realize
where be was at.
ELECTRIC NOTICE The Trustees of
the village of Hyde Park are obliged to
again call the attention of delinquents
to the necessity Of tie prompt payment
of their electric light bills. The pres
cut being the last quarter in the village
year it is imperative that all bills be
paid in order that they may not be car
ried over into next year. After Feb. 20
those who are still in arrears may ex-
pect to be cut off the line without further
notice. PER ORDER TRUSTEES.
Cam OF THANks.-Whereas it has pleased
our Heavenly Father to remove from our
TO EXPRESS our heartfelt thanks for the sym
pathv and aid of all those who assisted us in
the sic ,uess and burial OF our loved one
GEORGE HICKS, Mrs. OSCAR FLEMING,
WILL HICKS, MRS. ANNIE LAMBERT, MRS.
LOUISE NEWCoMB.