News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-01
HYDE PARK.

Ernest Page is home from Boston
for a couple of weeks visit.
Judge White spent Sunday last
with his son George at Montpelier.
Mrs. Sarah St. John of Morrisville
was visitor in this place Monday.
The annual meeting of the Hyde
Park Warehouse Co., occurs to-mor-
row, Feb 2.
Mrs. E. B. Sawyer is spending the
week at Hardwick with her son,
Clarence P. Sawyer.
Miss Clara Dodge of Morrisville
commenced clerical work in the of
fee of Gov. Page Monday.
Several from here contemplate at
tending the district Sunday school
convention at Johnson tomorrow.
The Ladies Aid Society holds an
important meeting at the Congl
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
The Home Culture Club will hold
its next meeting Monday evening OF
next week with Mrs. H. M. McFar-
land.
Mrs. Geo. Currier of Portland,
Me-, is spending few weeks at the
Phoenix, with her cousin, Mrs.
Spicer.
r. L. Mudgett of Pike Station, N,
H., has entered the employ Of Gov.
Page as stenographer and general
office man.
Mrs Eugene ]. Smalley and chill
dren of Stowe spent last week at
this place with her sister, Mrs. W..
n. Putnam.
H. A. Moves, after confinement to
the house several days, is again able
to be out and give attention to
municipal affairs.
Several members of the graduating
class of the L. c. A. were entertained
last Saturday evening by Miss Alice
Page at chatting dish party.
Edw. Stevens who has been at
home for several weeks, lett Satur-
day last for Chicago, where he has
an important electrical position.
The $4,000 Edison monograph
put no on tickets by Geo Brill was
drawn by Mrs. Brill. She held
ticket %. Ninety tickets were sold.
Frank Keller of Burlington, is
stopping for the present at the home
of his sister, Mrs. iswell. He is
having a severe time with an attack
of salt1 heum.
About 500 cakes of handsome ice
have been put up by the Hotel Co.,
for the use of the Phoenix the coming
summer. 1t is from Roddy's pond
and is as clear as crystal.
Town meeting isn't so very far off !;
vet we hear very little said about
the same The agitation of town Oh
hcefs hasn't commenced and but lit
tie is said about the license question.
Lucus H. Whitcomb, son of Elmer
Whitcomb, and Miss Florence A.
Smith, daughter of Calvin Smith of
Garfield, were married at Morrisville
last Wednesday evening, by Rev. c..
c. St. Clare.
Geo. Brown and wife have re-
turned from Wells River and are
spending few days with their sister,
Mrs. A. ]. Smith at Morrisvllle, after
which they will return to their home
at this place.
Will Land, who has a responsible
position as private secretary for
railroad manager in Brandon, Mani
toba, is spending a short time here,
bining business with pleasure.
Will looks as if the northwest agreed
with him.
Rev. G. N. Kellogg ct Morrisville
delivered a very able discourse at the
Congl church last Sunday morning,
taking for his text Rom. 8, 18, "The
SuiSllhSo vi LhS I)iSSSht liiiiS dlN hol
worthy to be compared with the
glory which shall be revealed in us"
1t was scholarly as well as a very
practical sermon.
We are indebted to Col. B. N. Hyde
of Pottsville, Pa. for a paper from
that city containing interesting facts
concerning the licenses issued and re-
fused in that city for the coming
year. The license question appears
to be fully as interesting in the Key
stone state as in the Green Mountain
state. The paper also contains
very able editorial, "War on Cigar
ettes," which we publish elsewhere.
The game of basket ball between
the L. c. A. of this place and the
Freshmen team from Norwich Uni
iversity last Friday evening resulted
i'll a victory for the home players.
The boys here " didn't do a thing to
them" They were dead easy" the
L. c. A. S winning easy. They took
the fret half 1S to q and the Last