News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-10
HYDE PARK.
Now plant the garden.

Fishing parties are quite numerous
nowadays. No very great catches
as yet reported.
Gov. Page and grandson Carroll
went to Montreal Monday evening
for short stay.
Episcopal services were held here
Monday evening last with Rector
Forsythe IN charge.
A. H. Pike of Stowe, with his wife
and tchild, were visitors and F. NJ.
Culver's last Thursday.
A few from here attended the con-
cert at Johnson last Friday evening.
They were highly pleased with it.
Miss Augusta Eaton of Manches-
ter, N. H., is here to spend several
weeks with her friend, Mrs. Small.
Mrs. Benz. Wedge and daug liter
Hazel, returned Saturday last from
visit of several weeks at St. Adams.
c. A. knight went to Boston last
Friday; returning yesterday with his
wife, who has been there several
weeks.
The Wintergreen was the favorite
resort last Sunday afternoon, where
large quantities of fragrant arbutus
were gathered.
The tenement house on the Finne-
gan farm, now owned by Capt.
Waite, is being repaired and will be
occupied by Fred Cowan.
w. N. Putnam has cleared up the
debris on the old hotel site and filled
in and graded part of the same.
He intends to have more lawn room
about his premises.
Henry Lilley went to Greensboro
last Thursday and spent a few days
there in piscatorial sports. He
brought home with him Saturday
night one good sized trout.
M. F. Dean, having finished up
sugarng at pelvidere, took a run
up this way last Saturday. He has
gone back to settle up some business
affairs and expects to come back here
the last of the week and put in the |
summer hereabouts.
DEMO Bros. have placed a 15-horse
power gasolereengine in their mill, to
run in connection with their electric
power. 1t was started up Monday
and works to a charm. There is
considerable dong at the mill these
days in the way of saving up logs
andEgetting out butter boxes.
Geo. White and wife of Montpelier,
came to town last Saturday with
their automobile and in the afternoon,
with the Judge and wife made trip
to Eden Mills. The next day they
went to No. Craftsbury via. Hard
wick. The Judge takes to the ma
chine quite kindly and has in him the
making of a first-class chauffeur.
The Field Class" opens its sum-
mer campaign next Friday afternoon,
the 10Th, at 2 o'clock. The meeting
will be on Fitch Hill and the topics
to be considered will be Awakening
of the Trees with Mrs. Sawyer as
leader; The Crowfoot Family"
with Mrs. L. H. Noyes, leader. All
adult lovers of nature are invited to be
present.
Rev. V, M. Hardy preached in the
Cong'l church last Sunday morning,
giving a very able and scholarly SER
mon from Romans 8, "a, 1--WE are
saved by hope" The doctor is a
very clear and torcibe' speaker and
held the close attention OF his hear
ers throughout the discourse. Mr..
Hardy may preach here occasionally |
during the next few weeks.
7. Willis Sherwin, who has been
living in Chicopee, Mass, the past
thirty years, has returned to this
place and will take up farming on
the home place, solong owned by his
father, the late Dea. Sherwin. Willis
and one of his boys are now here and
in a short time his wife and daughter,
who are now visiting in Waterbury
will arrive. He has another son,
who is on his third year at Harvard.
Mr.. Sherwin made many friends dur
ing his residence in Chicopee and on
leaving was presented with several
gifts. From the Springfield Repub-
lican we take the following concern
ing him:
"I. W. Sherwin, formerly employed
as salesman for the Carter & Spaulding
Co., has resigned his position and gone
on a farm in Hyde Park, VT. Mr.. Sher-
win has been employed by the company
for about fifteen years and was one of its
most trusted men. When he left he
was presented with fine fob chain with
Masonic emblem by his fellow EN-
ployees, a substantial cash gift by his
employers, and pocket book and