News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-15
HYDE PARK.

Prof. Henderson is spending his va
cation at his home in Wiuooski.
Miss Carpenter has gone to her
home in Watervile to spend her va
cation.
Master Everett Fairbanks is spend
ing a week at bis grandparents at
North Cambridge.
James Finnegan, who has been at
work at SheIbure for a number of
weeks, is at home again.
The Home Culture Club holds it's
next meeting on Monday evening
next with Mrs. E b. Sawyer.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Be sure and come.
Miss laez Perry entertained a num-
ber of her friends yesterday from 2
to 5 in honor OF her 8th birthday
Miss Lillian Campbell of Barre,
who has been visiting here the past
two weeks, returned home this morn
ing.
Anybody wishing to purchase a
desirable residence in this village will
do we'll to consult the Business Notice
cOlum1.
The village of Hyde Park has paid
another thousand dollars of their
bonded debt, which reduces the same
to $l2 600.
Mrs. r. L Mudgett is spening a
week here with her husband. She ex-
poets to locate here permanently
about April 13t.
Miss Haz ArkIey. who has been
at ber home in E,7ex Junction
for several weeks. has resumed work
in Gov. Pages off,
A. j. Shackett of Haverill, Mass,
has been in town the past few days
on business pertaining to the SETTLE
ment Of his fathers estate.
Chas. Goddard of South Framing
ham, Mass. has been in town the
past few days. The trip combined
botn business and pleasure.
Master Proctor Page observed his
9th birthday yesterday by entertain
ing at tea number of his young
friends and then took the party to
the basket bali game.
Walter Strong is making great i'm
prOvements upon the interior of his
residence. Will Harris has the job,
which when completed will make the
home very convenient and cosey.
The" Appalachian Snow Shoe Club"
took a two hours tramp over into
MOrristOwn last evening and on their
return were entertained at chaping
dish lunch by Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
NOyes.
The Home Culture Club came out
OF their lecture course with a net
profit of seven dollars. They gave
the public good series of entertain
ments and it is hoped that they will
arrange another course for next year.
The Cemetery Association at its
meeting yesterday elected these Of
fcers President, Mrs. Emma Wis
| well; Vice Pres. Mrs. Harriet Lee;
Sec'y, Mrs. Fife Putnam; Treas,
Mrs Mable Hulburd; Directors, Mrs.
Mrs. c. NJ. Small, Miss Bell Havens,
Mrs. T. B. Sawyer, Mrs. E, 6. Sher-
win, Mrs. H. A. Noyes, Mrs. Julia
Mcfarland and Miss CIeOra Crowell.
The Hon. C. W. Gates, the new
State Highway Commissioner, has
arranged to hold tho annual meet
ing tor LamOiIle county at Hyde
Park, on Tuesday April 18th. While
these meetings are especially for the
benefit of Road Commissioners all in
terested in good roads find them
pleasant and profitable. We are
sure MIR. Gates will be glad TO see any
that may be interested.
The basket ball game between the
l.. c. A. and a team from Lowell,
played last evening, resulted in a
victory Tor the home team, the score
being 40 to II. The L. C. As
played fast basket ball from begin
ming to end and did some very good
passing. Although the visitors were
giants in size and d-strength compared
with our boys, their strenuous" ef-
forts to keep the ball in their possess
sion showed that they were "just
little to SLOW"
Twenty years in business IS more
than can be said about the average
store-keeper. Such, however, is
fact concerning Moves g. Wood OF
this place. March 13, 1885, NOyes
Wood and Frank IL. Strong en-
gagged ia the mercantile business.
After a partnership of fifteen years
the firm was dissolved and Noyes has
since continued business alone. by
close attention to the same and by
catering to the wants of the people he
has has built up a good trade. he
keeps fine line of general merchan-
disc and whatever is bought at " the
corner store" can always be relied
upon.