News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-27
HYDE PARK,
Happy New Year !


Now for New Years and the good
resolutions that go with it
Mrs. Wallace Jones of Morrisvile
was visitor here yesterday.
Prof. browne, of WaIpoln, N. H.,
was a visitor here yesterday. O.
Mrs. Joanna Grfswold spent Christ
mas with friends In Morrisville.
Mrs. Bessie Titus of Hardwick is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Erwin Ljlley i.
Fr. Lachance's parents. from Fair
field. are stopping with him for the
present.
Tbos. Hanley and wife of Essex
spent Sunday here at the home of
Justin Leach.
Martin Waite and Marshall Shat
tuck OF Worcester, Mass, are visit.
ing relatives in this place.
Advertised Letters Belle Jones,
George P Hardy, Ludger Hetu, T.
L. Twombly, G. b. Squires.
Post Office Inspector Rapp made
an official inspection Of the Post
Office at this place Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Parker, daughter OF
Judge Parker of Elmore, was visi-
tor at the home of Judge Kelley on
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Nora Scofeld and sons spent
Christmas at Barton Landing. They
will return in few days, bringing
Dorothy with them.
Rev. Silas P. Perry of Bristol, pas.
tor of the Baptist church at that
place, spent the past few days here
with his friend, DR.. Stevens,
Miss BeuIah Monteith of Boston
spent a part OF her Holiday vacation
here with her parents, returning to
the city tonight.
Chas. T. Walter, of st Johnsbury,
Gov. Bells Secretary of Civi and
Military Affairs, was business Wis
tor here yesterday.
The electric light decorations on the
Christmas tree Monday night we're
contributed by Supt. Cheney, and were
greatly appreciated by all interested.
Miss HAIL ArkIey, who completed
two years service here for Gov. Page
last week, was given a present of
snug sum of money from her employ
er and her office associates.
We enjoyed pleasant calls Wedres-
day from the knight of Paradise
Valley" and the "Sage of Johnson
Plains" Both looked as if Father
Time had dealt gently with them.
On Friday next occurs the annual
election of officers of Sterling Lodge,
|. 0. o. f A large attendance is
desired, as besides this business OF i'm
portance will come before the meet
ing.
Charity Lodge, Daughters of Re-
bekah, elected these officers at their
meeting on Tuesday evening: N. g.,
Miss Blonde Seymore V. g., Miss
Helen Hall Secretary, Miss Hattie
Pratt; Treasurer, Mrs. Emma K.
Wiswell F. s., Mrs. Nora Scofeld.
]. W. Reed and wife and their son
Earl of SWanton, are spending a few
days at the home of G. Ii. K chard-
son. Everybody hereabouts are al
ways glad to see them-especially
ovid" who is one of the Oldest en-
gineers, in years of service, on this
railroad.
Charles Whitcomb and wife enter
tained a number of their relatives at
dinner at their home Christmas day.
There was a general exchange ofgiIts
and feast ''fit for a king" goose,
chicken pie and all the other fxings.
Everybody enjoyed the occasion and
"codfish and pork" we're relegated to
the rear for the day.
A very pleasant event was that
which took place at st, Teresa's
Rectory on Friday evening last. The
occasion was in honor OF Rev. FIR.
Lachance's fifth anniversary OF his
ordination to thepriesthood. About
forty we're present and passed the
evening in an informal manner
Coffee and cake were served and the
clergyman presented with a sum of
money.