News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-05
HYDE PARK,

FRED Lllley spent several days In
Westford recently.
Chas Riley of Stowe was visitor
here on Monday last.
Mrs. A. L. Goddard is spending g.
few days with relatives at Stowe.
The Fourth was ushered in with
the usual amount of boyish hilarity.
Mrs. Fred Richard and son from
Greensboro are guests of f. E. Pope.
Miss Edith Barcombe of Burlington
visited friends here the first of the
week.
Miss Susan Norton has resumed
duties in Pages office, after a weeks
vacation.
Miss Eva Manning was the guest a
few days recently OF her friend Miss
Blanch Camp.
Clarence Jones of Morrisville has
moved into apartments in Norman
Perry's house.
Mrs. Lyman Minor is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
LaRock, at Fairfield.
Hyde Park was.well represented at
the celebration at MorrisvlIle yester-
day. EVERYBODY had fine time.
Miss Lettie Gibson of Stowe and
little niece, Miss Lille Eldred is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. V. l.. Blodgett.
Prof. Goodrich of the st. Johns
bury Academy transacted business
at Lawyer HuIburd's last Tuesday.
Sheriff Stevens and wife, L. H.L9wis,
Carroll G. Page and Proctor Page,
went to the circus at Cambridge yes
terday.
Episcopal services will be held at
Cong'l church vestry on Monday
evening of next week. A cordial in
vitation to all.
"Commo9wealth Avenue" "Broad-
way" Hotel Ptp lix .""Our Roger"
and Cap" very frequent terms in
Atty Billiards. plea.
Mrs. G, f. Houghton of Swanton,
and little grand daughter Marguita
Rounds were guests of n 0rman Perry
the first of the week.
John Pennock, with his wife and
two sons, Stanley and Winthrop, of
Syracuse,N n T., were here a short time
recently with their unc.e, Col. Sawyer.
The marriage of Dr.. Maurice and
Miss Carpenter a former L. c. A.
teacher, occurred Tuesday, June 27,
Best wishes from a whole lot offriends
in this place.
= Frank Rooney spent the fourth
here with his parents. His wife and
child, who have been here several
weeks, returned with him TO their
home in st. Adams, Wednesday.
The Phoenix was very prettily deco
rated for the Fourth. Not since our
famous centennial celebration in 1887
has the hotel been so nicely arrayed
in patriotic colors as this year.
The Hyde Park Band has been re-
vived and at meeting last week
this organic alton was effected: Presi-
dent, p. Y. Foster; Secretary and
Collector, Bernard Fairbanks; Treas
urer, E L. Noyes; Leader, j. s. Leach.
A meeting for practice will be held
this week Thursday evening.
H.. Noyes and wife attended the
annual meeting of the Vermont Bo-
tanical and Bird Club on Lake Cham
plain, the 4th and 5th. A cruise of
the lake was made on the steamer
"Marquita' both days-the night of
the 4th was spent at Alburgh. A
very interesting outing is reported.
A "grand closing concert, social
and promenade" is to be given at
the Hotel Hall next week Wednesday
evening by Prof j. II. Parker and
his banjo, mandolin and guitar class,
assisted by Miss Parker, the child
mandolinist, Mrs. E. Il. Page, con-
tralto, and the "Arion Male Quar-
tette." Admission 25 cents. This
will be a high, class entertainment
and no one should miss it.
Edward Crowell of Elmore has
brought suit against David Trudo
for defamation of character" and
wants $4,000 to satisfy his griev-
ance. The case is set for hearing at
the December term of the Lamoille
County Court. David has furnished
the necessary bail and consequently
has his freedom until that time.
Dave" says he can very easily prove
all the statements he has made
about Edward and that perhaps
there may be something more doing
about the time the trial comes off.
On the other hand "Ed" is very set
and will not have his character as
sailed without just cause and due
recompeuse.