News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
HYDE PARK.
Spring began Tuesday.
Aren't Won glad of this fact

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School at the Academy opened up
the spring torn today.
Did you yer row of so many sick
with tue glIl as t this time?
Mrs. Grace S;4vens and son were
visitors in Bulungton last week.
Milo Brill has been arendng a few
days with relatives at East Fairfield.
Miss Helen Wood was visitor in
johnson a couple of deys last week.
Col. Mcfarland and wife visited
their father in WatervilIe last Friday.
Several cellars in the village were
flooded by the surface water last
week.
Anthony McGinnis expects to move
soon to Greenfield, where he has a
mill job
MIR. Kinney and wife of Craftsbury
were visitors at FL. j. Lilley's part
of last week.
Sheriff Stevens and F. H. McFar-
land went to Bennington Monday on
legal business
Col Sawyer is giving attention to
legal business at the Rutland County
Court these days.
Do you want to buy a piano? If so
consult the Business Notices. Two
are advertised this week.
Fred Noble has been engaged as
ianitor TOR the Academy building and
commtnced duties to-day.
Repairs have commenced upon the
Jail house. r. ?. Putnam and Will
Harris are doing the work.
Fred COWan has been very i'll with
pne umonia, but is now considered
better. DR.. Leach is in attendance.
Bread from the MorrisviIle Bakery
is now on sale at Noyes WooG's store.
1t is received fresh every Tuesday and
Friday.
Work at the Hide House il starting
up again in good earnest and Page
advertlses for more men. See Busi-
ness Notices.
A. H. Grimes and wife are here for
a short visit prior to leaving for
California. Tney expect TO start
dDOuU ApTlI 1SU.
Mrs. W. D Strong and daughter
u lima. and Miss Norma, have been
spenC ing st veral days at the pater-
nal home at MorrisVille.
A new, up to.date Oliver type.
writer has been added to the steno-
graphic outfit in Pages office, TO be
used exclusively by Leon GriswoId.
The breaking of shaft at the
steam mill last Friday necessitated
shutting down the mill for a few
days. Business was resumed Tues
day.
Chas. Abbott and wife are now at
New Haven, Conn, where they prob
ably will remain some time. They
did not go to San Francisco, as we
last week.
Rev. c. S. Hager entertained a
number of the "Calebs at his home
Monday evening The boys had a
very delightful time and regret the
near departure of their friend, who
has in many ways shown a great in
terest in them.
The Junior Church will hold a
social at the church vestry next Tues
day evening, the 28th. at o'clock.
There will be a cantata and other
features. A good time is
promised. All the children and their
parents and older frienGs are invited.
10 cts.
The entertainment GA Box of Mon
keys" to be given by the l.. c. A.
graduating class has been postponed
to Friday evening, March 81. The
class is arranging for a fine enter
and they hope their friends
will make no other engagement for
the evening of the 31st.
The Home Culture Club held very
meeting with Mrs E. b.
Sawyer Monday evening. Papers on
Philippine Trade and Industry" and
' Fifty years of Japan" were given
by Mrs. Lettie Spaulding Waite and
Mrs. Ellen r lndall Child. Some six
teen members were present. The next
and last meeting of the season comes
Monday, April 13, and the Club will
meet with Mrs. Waite. At that time
will also occur the animal election of
officers.
The School Directors have Or
gained by electing G. B. Allen Chair
man; A. V. Wiswell Clerk, G. B. Allen
1t mas been decided
to have schools this spring in the
Battle Row and Centervile districts.
The school houses in these two dis
tricts have been closed several years,
but increase in population suggests
openingithem again. The two build
ings will be put in good repair at
once. Teachers thus far engaged for
the districts are: Battle Row, Miss
Lilah Waite; WisweIl, Miss Ella
Davis; Centerville, Miss LYDIA Collins;
Barnes, Miss Blanche Camp. The
term will begin the first Monday In
May. The village primary COM
mences April 3.
The new spring styles in mems hats
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