News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-26
HYDE PARK,

Geo. E. Brill was business visitor
at East Highgate last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Collins visited with
friends in Hardwick over Sunday.
Ed Daniels of Morrisville has en-
tered the employ of "Ted" Cormier.
r. P. Putnam has been working at
his trade in Morrisville the past
week.
W. N. Putnam has improved the
appearance OF his residence with
paint.
The HYDE Park Gun Club, met on
the Campus last Saturday afternoon
for target practice.
Miss Halle Gates visited her friend,
Miss Leila Whittemore at No. Hyde
Park the first of the week.
Miss Tosie Herrick, one Of c. S.
Pages clerical force, spent Sunday
with her parents in Morristown.
Eddy, the piano tuner, wasin town
last Friday, looking after some Of
the musical instruments hereabouts.
Two Sisters of Charity from the
Providence Orphan Asylum at Bur-
lington were visitors in town last
Friday
Miss Alma Seaver, accompanied
by Mrs. Myrtle Currier spent several
days last week visiting friends in
Richmond.
Mrs. Herbert Fairbanks, who has
been i'll the past week, is much better.
Her mother, Mrs. Rice, of Cambridge
is caring for her.
Mrs. M. S. Goodhue went to Berk-
shire last Thursday morning for a
visit to her relatives and friends in
Franklin county.
Mrs. Lyman Minor, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. LaRock,
of East Fairfield, returned home last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. F. Wedge and daughter,
Hazel, visited relatives in Bakersfield
a few days last week, returning home
Saturday evening.
DR.. Stevens has been making need
ed alterations upon the interior of his
residence on Eden street. William
Harris is doing the work.
r. w. Hulburd was in St. Adams
and Swanton couple of days the
last Of last week on business con-
nected with his profession,
Miss Sarah Chaplin went to Green's
boro last Saturday evening to spend
the Sabbath with H. M, McFar-
lands people. She returned Mon
day evening.
Miss Ethel Strong, accompanied
by her friends, Miss Jessie Osgood,
Fred Leslie, and H. E. Holbrook, of
Johnson, spent Sunday last in camp
at Lake Elmore
Walter L. Hill, who has been here
for two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. P. Hill, re-
turned to Worcester, Mass, last
Friday morning.
Miss Alma Noyes, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Beulah Wake
field at Swanton for several days, re-
turned home last Friday and resum-
ed her duties in Pages office Monday
morning.
Judge Tyler, after the close of the
County Court here, spent day with
Judge Start at Bakersfield, and on
his return put in a little time on
Mount Mansfield before returning
to his home in attleboro.
The Gauthier residence on Church
street is receiving coat of paint
from the hands of P. B. Foster and
his assistants. This with the recent
additions made, make it one of the
attractive dwellings of our village.
P. T. DEMO and family went to
Eden last Saturday and will put in a
week or so at Camp Windermere.
Miss Louise Leland OF Johnson and
Clifton DEMO and Frances Noble of
this place, accompanied them. P. T.
and Clifton returned Monday to look
after their interests here.
The funeral of John Foye, an &C.
count of whose sudden death we had
in our last issue, was held from St.
Teresa's church last Thursday fore
noon. The attendance was large,
and the service was performed by
Father Lachance. The remains were
placed in st. Teresa cemetery.
III. A. Noyes and wife, Lucius Noyes
and wife. and Miss Sarah Chaplin, at
tended the lecture on birds, given at
Morrisville last week Wednesday
evening by Rev. VIM. R. Lord of
Rockland, Mass, in connection with
the summer school. The lecture was
Illustrated and very interesting.
The recent organization of what !
is to be known as the Hyde Park |