News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
HYDE PARK.
Fireworks at Pope's.


There is more local news on page 3.
"My Friend Hogan" Thursday
night.
Thos. Moore made short visit to
Burlington last week.
Miss Helen Wood is spending a few
days with relatives at Wolcott.
Miss Lncy Sawyer returned home
from St. ']ohnsbury last evening.
Katherine Smalley of Stowe is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. W. N. Putnam.
Charles Cooper is taking his lodg-
ings at Mrs. Henry Noyes' on Rail-
road st.
Judge Parker has his wife and two
sons with him while here at court
this week
D. s. Scribner and R S. Page are
attending Commencementa at Burling-
ton this week.
Frank Keller, who is having a two
weeks vacation, is spending a part
of the time here.
P. T. D3nio and family spent Sum
day at their cottage at Windermere
Point, Lake Eden.
Miss Mary Moore is home from the
parochial school at Burlington for
the summer vacation.
Services at the Cong'l church next
Sunday morning. A candidate for
the pulpit will preach.
Miss Liah Waite closed a very sue
cesslul term of school in the Battle
Row district last Friday.
Thos. Moore is adding to the
peasant appearance of his home by
adding fine veranda thereon.
Master Milton Rice of Cambridge
is spending q few days with his cous-
ins, Everett and Kenneth Fairbanks.
Fred Currier has added a trotting
horse to his livery outfit. The best is
none too good for the Currier equery.
Irwin Lilley is quite sick at the
home of his father-in-law, Albert
Whitcomb; threatened with appendi-
citis.
The Field Class meets this week
Friday at the "Old Cemetery" All
interested in nature study cordially
invited.
This place ta5 been very literally
billed for the show tomorrow even
ing. Tho advance agent evidently
knows his business.
The circus at Cam bridge next We'd
nesdaY will draw large crowd from
up this way. Strange, isn't it, how
many there are-old and voung-Tho
delight to go to circus?
The Almon Crowell farm, together
with the stock, tools, grain, &C., is to
be sold at public auction on Satur-
day, the 9Th of July. This is a rare
chance to get good farm and lot
of other property at bargain. See
bills and also notice on this page.
Earl Moore, the champion wood
chopper, who is now at work for
Chas. Rerrick in Morristown, is max
ing a great record. In the past three
weeks he has cut and peeled two hun
dred hemlock trees. Earl would like
to get look at the man who can
beat that.
1.-THE Hyde Park Gun Club" is the
latest organic alton. Fl. A. Noyes is
the captain: 1t is an organic alton
formed for the purpose of practicing
for rifle contests and getting In trim
for fall hunting. A rife range is to
be erected and clubs from neighbor-
ing towns will be invited to take part
in the contests.
Prof Parker Leach spent Sunday
with friends at Sheldon. Here is a
story the Professor brings back with
him A lady in Sheldon has a son
living at Walden-ffy.fVe miles dis
tant. Awhile ago the son was visit
ing at Sheldon and when he returned
to Walden he took the cat back with
him, driving across country. His cat
ship appeared to be contented in the
new home and remained about there
some time. After a time Re disap-
peared and could not be found. Sew
eral days after the cat turned up at
its old home in Sheldon In the best of
health. How he came back and when
is not known; but he ia there, and as
Prot. Leach vouches for the story it
must be true one.
"STRIKE UP THE BAND. "A dozen
or so of enthusiastic musicians met
last evening and after much deliber-
alton decided to organize a baud.
There is great deal of musical tai
ent here and "the boys" are very en-
thusiastic about having agood band.
A meeting will be held Friday evening
to complete the organization, and
after little practice open air. con-
certs may be expected. We might
add that brass bands cannot exist
on "wind" alone, and that some cash
will be necessary to make it go; so
do not be surprised If you are asked
to contribute to this worthy enter