News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-04
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Miss Ethel Strong returned to Bur-
lington Monday.
Fred. Child is in B oston for few
days on business.
About this time look out for mat
rimonial alliances.
The banks were closed Monday; it
being legal holiday.
A. G Spicer was a business visitor
at Burlington to-day.
Capt. Leach of Cambridge visited
relatives here Tuesday.
DR.. A. NJ. Goddard of Albany was
here the first of the week.
Harrison Grout has sold his house
on Church street to Edwin Stygles.
Mrs. Earl Jordon of Hardwick Wis.,
tied her sister, Mrs. James Eaton, re-
Gently.
Don't forget the Sewing Bee to-
morrow (Thursday) p. m. at church
parlor.
J. s. Leach and wife spent Sunday
last with Capt. Leach, their father, at
Cam bridge.
Frank Culver has moved into
apartments in the DeNio cottage on
Church street.
The Woodmen will install their
new officers at their meeting next
Tuesday evening.
Hollis Titus and wife of Essex
of
home of Merritt Lee.
Ed. Muzzay and wife and daughter
of Providence, r. [ are here for a
visit at Fred Muzzey's.
Jesse Bishop and family arrived In
town from Massachusetts to-day, for
a visit to his mother, Mrs. F. T.
True.
F. Fl. Strong and wife entertained
q number OF relatives and friends at
a New Years dinner at their home
last Saturday.
Some of the finest ice ever cut from
the Roddy pond is being harvested
now. 1t is fourteen inches thick and
perfectly clear.
Mrs. Edw. Dover. Of Sheiburnes
who has been visitiog her daughters
and other relatives for several days,
returned TO her home Tu esday.
Nine Host Spicer and wife gave a
dancing party last evening in honor
of their nephew, Wm. Bailey of
Yantic, Conn, who is visiting here.
The past week has been pretty
lively tunes about Pages office,
mailing the big calendars. Saturday
last some twenty sacks OF them we're
mailed.
The Campbell re. union comes this
mouth, the IA, aud is to be held at
Lorenzo Calkins'. All members will
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly"
SamI Miller wrote fifty, three acci-
dent insurance policies last month
and is to get an extra $40 for the
work "Sam" is a hustler when he
, starts out for business.
Ferdinand Gauthier and wife en-
! tprtainpd about forty OF their friends
Mondsy evening. Toe event was in
honor OF their eighteenth wedding
. anniversary. Whist. dominoes, check
ers. &c made up the evenings enter
tainment. BuunteOus refreshments
we're served and all enjoyed the event
greatly
q The broils that are now of frequent
occurrence out on what is known as
Creamery Ave-, leads q reader to sug-
upst to US that the name OF that
street be changed to Battery Place.
, The suggestion is a good one, but we
= think the best thing for that section
: il less Of these disgraceul tracases,
or have the law invoked.
=. Last Saturday afternoon Geo. Sey-
d mour left his horse in front OF the
. ost.office for moment while he
= went in for his mail. Some small
{ bows were snOwballing and hit the
r horse, which started him off on arun.
@ 1t went at a rapid gait toward Main
street, turned the corner and ran
n onto the side walk in front of Strong
r & Foss' store. Mrs Homer Lanpher
was on the street with her children,
one of which was on the walkin sled.
The mother seiz I'd the child and
a | in doing so was struck by the horse,
/ throwing her down ana brulsing
s her ulite badly on the side and
!. limbs She had the child In her arms,
Q but had fallen on it, which saved 1t
!. no doubt, from serious accident.
# The horse ran on down towards the
J. depot, but was stopped about half
a wev down the hill Mrs. Lanpher
! was carried into the drug store and
!. tnan taken home. Although badly
bruised she escaped without serious
injury. There was no damage to the
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