News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-12
HYDE PARK.


railroad section.
Col Mcfarland was business visito
in Wolcott on Monday.
Mrs. Seldom Croker was a visitor a
Richmond part of last week.
Wells, the harness maker, has movet
his shop into Cochran's livery.
The Band have a practice room owe
the printing Office for the winter
A inc line of Holiday stationery at the
Post-office. See Business Notice.
A heavy snow-storm was the last one
Lumbermen can now "get busy"
An expert plumber is engaged this
week in setting up hot water heating
apparatus in the bank building.
Lewis Whitcomb, who has been visit
ing relatives here for a few weeks, re-
turned to his work at Waltham, Mass,
on Monday last.
Miss Lilah Waite returned from Yer
gennes last evening and this evening will
commence her dancing school at the
Phoenix hall.
A very interesting temperance meet
ing was that held at the Cong'l church
on Thursday evening last; so also was
the Emission study" of Africa on Sun
day evening.
Representative Hulburd was at home
over Sunday. He returned to Montpel-
Ter Monday and is putting in great work
there this week. He expects to be at
home to stay after this week.
Elias Styles of Belvidere, who was i'm
plicated with Will Burns in the killing of
deer last year, and was out on bail,
was surrendered by his bondsmen and
has been stopping in Jail for several days
On Monday new bail was furnished and
the same was accepted by Judge Parker
and Stygles is out of jail once more.
A birthday "surprise" was given by
Mrs. Lettie Waite last Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Mabel Collins. About
twenty-five of the young people of the
place were present and the evening pass
ed in playing whist and social time.
Dainty refreshments were served and at
a late hour the party ended, all express
ing themselves as having had a delight
full time.
Hyde Park Camp. Modern Woodmen
of America, elected the following officers |
for the ensuing year at ther meeting last |
week: CONSUL, B. A. Fairbanks; w. A, |
j. Wilson Leach; banker, Ii. L. Fair
Fairbanks; clerk, w. T. Laport; escort,
p. Brigham; Waterman, l.. Whitcomb;
sentry, Seldom Crocker; board of mana
gers, l.. Whitcomb, j. W. Leach and
Joseph Bassett; camp physician, Dr.. c.
S. Leach Installation the first Tuesday
evening in January.
London Literary Clubs and a cross
Country Ride" was a very interesting
and instructive lecture, given by A. f.
Stone, editor of the st. Johnsbury Gale
donian at the Academy Hall on Wednes
day evening of last week. The attend
ance was good and the ladies' club gave
our people an opportunity of listening to
a most interesting description of the var
ious Literary clubs in England visited by
Mr.. Stone. We hope that Mr.. Stone may
again lecture before this people.
TWENTY YEARS AGo:-Mrs. e. B
Rand given surprise in honor of her
18th birthday-Geo. Gilmore engaged as
book-keeper at the Haskins mill-Judge
Veasey presided at county court, with
Earl Guyer and A. NJ Kelley as assist
ants; j. M. Parker was the Sheritf-Pres-
ton Fairbanks commenced school at the
Center and Fred Mower down in the
Putnam district-Andrew Boyce moved
% No. Hyde Park-Rev. E. w. West en-
gagged to preach at McKinstry Hill-Rich-
lrd Gibson and Mary A. Hyde married.
Alice Hogaboom, aged 20 and weighing ,
loo lbs. engaged by the Boston Museum.