News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-05-16
HYDE PARK.

Rev. A. Glyrn OF kichlord was
recent visitor at st. Teresa's rectory.
E. V. Lilley has moved into his
newly purchased home at the West
End.
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice of Water
vile were visitors in town a part of
last week.
odd Fellows! Work on the First
Degree Friday evening of this week.
Don't you forget it
A. H. Copley, c. A. Knight and
Mrs. Knight re turned to their home
in Boston on Monday.
Miss Teresa Gauvin OF Richmond
~was a visitor at the home of Gavin
Tyndall few days last week.
The usual monthly Episcopal ser
vice Monday evening last was fairly
well attended, Rev. w. 7. Forsythe
officia.ed.
No school at the L c. A. on Fri
day last; the entire faculty attended
the educational meeting at Norris
vile on that day.
Col. Mcfarland, Capt Waite, w.
N. Putnam, and probably Others will
attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Burlington
on Thursday of this week.
4 Rev. E. M. Fuller, field secretary of
the Vermont Sunday School Associa-
ton, will preach in the Cong church
on Sunday morning next. Mr. Full
Ter is a very interesting speaker and
should be given good house.
Painting and paper hanging was
in order at the Corner Store the past
week, making that establishment
respondent lin all its glory" which
with the new steps leading thereto
and the new goodsin all departments
makes it place well worthy of III
sspection.
A drove of handsome cattle, some
twenty head, passed through the
village Saturday. They belonged to
W. G. Bassett and were being taken
from his farm to pasturage in Eden,
They we1e as slick a drove as one
seldom sees and shows what care
and attention will do.
DR.. F. c. Page and wife and
I daughter started for their home in
Illinois on Monday. The doctor and
family intend moving within few
weeks to Medford, Oregon. where he
will engage in the practice of bis
profession and also give attention to
other business matters.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co. OF
Burlington have sold for Mrs. Ross
Kelley, her farm on Battle Row
Road, with team, stock and tools, tc
6. Boardman, of Clinton Co., N. Y
Possession June 1st; consideration
So, $50. D. J. Fletcher, who has oc-
~cupied the same for some years, will
move to the old home farm on tn,
No. Hyde Park road.
The Field Class held its first meet
ing of the season on Friday last. Or
account of inclement weather the
meeting was held in the Librar,
with a good attendance. Papers OF
sour Winter Birds" by Mrs. Ellen
Moves and "Why the Birds Com
and Co." by Mrs. Lillian Leach, wer,
decidedly interesting. Next meeting
Friday next on mt. Pisgah"
The remains of Walter Eaton, who
died at Manchester, N. H., last win
ter, were brought here for burial las
Thursday. They were inferred il
the family lot in the village cemetery
Rev. Otto Raspe Of Morrisville pro
uouncing the committal service. A
Brother, Allen, accompanied the bod,
to this place and spent a few DAYS
here and at Morrisville before return
ing.
A number of the friends of Clarence
]. Gauvin, former emplove of the
Savings Bank at Morrisville, gave
him surprise last Saturday evening.
The event took place at the home OF
Gavin Tyndall in this place where
the young man was visiting. 1t
was a complete surprise and the
occasion greatly enjoyed by all.
In honor of the event, the young
man was presented with q gold ring.
Whist and othe, games made up the
evenings entertainment. Refresh
ments were served.
MARIA HoRNER LEGACY DIVIDED.
There was a final hearing in the
Maria Horner will case at the Pro-
bate office last Friday. 1t will be
remembered that Mrs Horner left
will bequeathing some property to
the Methodist church at Johnson
and Waterville. The will was sus-
tanned by the probate court, but in
county court it was broken. An
agreement was then made whereby
the churches and the heirs agreed to
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