News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-31
HYDE PARK.
James Finnegan spent several day

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the past week in Burlington.
Episcopal services Wednesday eve
ming of next week; Rev. Forsyth
in charge.
Peter Russell has moved his chill
dren and household effects to Water
vile and posted his wife.
Miss Alice Page, who has been Wis
iting in the west Tor several months
returned home last Thursday.
Benz. Demar and his mother O
Greensboro were guests at the home
of F. A. Pope over Sunday last.
Rev. J. K. Fuller preached in the
Cong'l church on Sunday morning
last, giving very able discourse.
Miss Hazel Arkley of Essex juno.
ton spent a few days here recently
as guest at the home of Gov. Page.
- P.B. Foster went to st. Adams last
Monday morning; he expects to be
there several weeks, working at his
trade.
Rev. w. F. HamIin is spending the
week at the home of his parents at
East Hampton, Mass. He will re-
turn on Saturday.
Sam'l Pope of Jacksonville and
James Pope of Greensboro, visited
their brother, Frank of this place a
short time last week.
Geo. White and wife of Montpelier
were up here Sunday, coming in their
automobile. The machine glided
along as gracefully as if in mid-sum-
ner.
The second basket ball team went
over to East Har1wick and played
a team in their class last Friday, re,
ceiving drubbing to the tune cf SO
to %.
Owing to illness, the lecture by W.
c. Frost is cancelled. In his place
Rufus E. KING, editor of the Illion,
N. Y. Citizen, will appear. The lee
ture comes this evening at 8 o'clock
and we are assured that the substi-
tute is a good one.
The basket ball team went over to
St. Johnsbury last Friday and
played the second game with the
high school of that place. The
tables were turned this time, the
team from this place being defeated
by score of 26 to 16. A rubber
game will be played here later.
An old-fasioned dance" is an
nounced to come off at the Gymna-
SUM on Friday evening of this week
Music will be furnished by the "Eu-
reka Orchestra " and there'll be fun
from the "Grand March" to the
=" Good Night" number Benefit of
the Basket Ball team. See posters.
Walter Eaton, a son Of the late
Erastus Eaton, died at Manchester,
N. H., last Saturday of typhoid fever,
after an illness Of about three weeks. |
He was 10 years of age and the main
stay of his mother and sister. He
was native Of this town. The fun
eral took place Tuesday and the re-
mains placed in vault. Later they
will be brought here for burial in
the family plot.
The degree of doctor of Science"
has been conferred upon Frederick
NJ. Peterson by the faculty of science
n the New York University. DR.. Ped
erson is instructor in Mathematics
n the College of the city of New York.
The doctor will be remembered here
as spending several seasons at "Tke
1lms, land his friends and acquaint-
lnces here are glad to learn of his
success and hail him with congratu- |
ations and good wishes.
Of course we expected it, but it
vas a trif1e early. Ned Noyes dis
overed that robin on Thursday lastl
lust think oft, Jan. 25 and robins
'ut! He and several others saw
wo that day. This is a rare year.
)'Brien, the stage driver, not to be
'ut done by this, made the rash
tatement that he saw two "robins"
'ver at the Phoenix a week ago.
When the statement was doubted,
e remarked that Gus and wife could
e found there almost any day-no
natter what the weather.
TaX-Payer Makes a protaSt