News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12
HYDE PARK.

Miss Halle Gates spent Sunday
last at her home in Johnson.
Miss Helen Mcfarland returned to
Wellesley college Monday last.
Miss Ethel Strong was home from
Burlington a few days last week.
Miss Lilah Waite visited relatives
at East Fairfield a part of last week.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer spent Sunday
last with her friend, Miss Chaplin, at
Essex.
H. M. Hill and Will McGinnis were
home from the U. V. M. part of
last week.
Miss Agnes Hulburd returned to
her school duties at St. Johnsbury
last Monday.
Miss Lettie Gibson of Stowe wasa
visitor at V. L. Blodgctt's several
days recently.
Mrs. G. NJ. Culver of Stowe was a
visitor at the home of her son, Frank
Culver, last Thursday.
Miss Florence Votey of Burlington
spent few days here last week with
Miss Helen Mcfarland.
Miss Sara Chaplin returned Mon
dav from a weeks visit with rela-
tives at her home in Essex.
Misses Pearl and Hazel Underwood
of St. Johnsburv visited friends here
the latter part oflast week.
Miss Julia Scott of Underhill Wis
tied her friend, Miss Lucy Sawyer, at
this place a part oflast week.
Levi Smith and Abbott Hutchin-
son of Burlington were guests at
Gov. Pages several days recently.
Harry Noyes has placed a hand
some Baby Grand Stienway piano in
his home, Green Cables" on Eden
street.
Geo. Grimes has purchased Of his
brother the house on Prospect Ave,
now occupied by his mother. He will
rent the same.
Arthur Grimes and wife, his moth
er and brother and sister Ida now
expect to start for the west Wednes-
| day of next week.
The Odd Fellows had very inter-
esting time last Wednesday evening
at the close or their regular meeting.
They were treated to new sugar by
IS. w. Newcomb, and fine sugar it
was.
R. L. Mudgett spent Sunday last
at Fairfield, returning Monday with
his wife. They intend to begin house
keeping at once in a suite of rooms
in the Vaughan house on Prospect
Avenue.
A dancing party was given at the
Gym last Friday evening by Misses
Alice Page and Helen Mcfarland in
honor of their guests. A number OF
young people from this place and
| Morrisville were also in the party.
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin is here from
| Lyndon for a short time in order to
take care of her household effects,
which must be got out of the build
ing recently sold to Frank Pope. She
is stopping with her FREUD Mrs.
Joanna Griswold.
Nine candidates for the position OF
| r. F. D. carrier soon to be vacant in
Johnson took examinations here
last Saturday. They were: Leon
| ]. Cobb, Deforest M. Collins, For
rest Mudgett, Perley w. Saxby, Wal
ter Davis, Jasper Foster; Franklin S.
Heath, Michael Grady, Daniel M.
Sargent.
Mrs. Grimes has bills out for an
auction to be held at her residence
on Prospect Ave, Monday next at
2 o'clock. She will sell lot of house
hold furniture, including a new couch,
a piano, refrigerator, chamber suits,
beds and bedding, crockery, &c.
This is a rare chance for bargains as
the stuff must be sold. See bills.
Sheriff Stevens is getting the debris,
etc, raked up on the Court House
Grounds and the Common, and it will
not be long before the grass will
start up. This piece of ground can
be made the handsomest part of the
village, but so long as it is used as a
short cut to Main street, paths trod
out in all directions, it will be useless
to try to make it attractive. Signs
have been put up and it is hoped that
everybody will take notice and "keep
off the grass"