News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Stella Goddard returned Tuesda
from her Massachusetts visit
Mrs. Abbie l.. Stevens returned iron
her New Hampshire visit on Friday last
VIII Harris was home over Sunda,
from Fairfield, where he is ut work thi
winter
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursda.
afternoon of this week ut the home o
Mrs. A. V. Wiswell.
1t now looks as if sleighing had come
to stay. Wagons will be out of style fol-
the next few months.
Justin Leach and wife returned Monday
evening from a. visit of several days will
relatives in Cambridge and Essex.
Bert Noyes, who came home for the
Thanksgiving vacation, has returned tc
Norwich University at Northtield.
At e. L. Noyes' Thanksgiving Day
four generations were represented on
both sides and the total years represented
was in the vicinity of $50.
Mrs. Will Hicks and Mrs. Louise New
comb went to Burlington yesterday where
the latter will undergo an operation at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital tomorrow.
This evening at o'clock at Academy
Hall comes the lecture by Editor Arthur
Stone of st. Johnsbury. 1t lisa rare treat
for our people and you cannot afford to
miss it,.
Miss Lilah Waite, who has been teach
ing at Vergennes the past few months,
will return home the latter part of this
week. She expects to start her dancing
classes in short time.
The Cong'l Sunday school is busily en-
gagged in rehearsing their Christmas
music. They have a fine collection of
songs and carols and in addition a male
quartet will render few pieces.
Marshall Shattuck, an enthusiastic
Odd Fellow, who has belonged to the or
der for years and is a prominent member
of the Worcester, Mass, lodge, visited
the lodge here last Friday evening.
The death of Mrs. Lewis Smith at
Cady's Falls is sincerely regretted by
many in this place, who held her in high
regard. The bereaved husband has the
sympathy of all in his deep affection.
The Odd Fellows worked two degrees
last Friday night, one upon one candi-
date and another upon four, with
"dutch lunch " served between Next
Friday evening the four candidates will
be given two more degrees. A buffet"
lunch will be served.
Madison D. Heath, for some time in
the employ of Gov. Page, has secured
in the advertising department
of shoe concern at Worcester, Mass,
His wife is closing up affairs here ana
will join him in a few days. Their many
friends will regret their departure.
Miss Beulah Monteith of Boston spent
Thanksgiving and Friday here with her
parents, David Monteith and wife, at
1.-THE Naples" 1t is needless to say that
the event was very happy one for the
family and could only have been made
better by the presence of the son and
law. Their far-distant home,
state of Washington made this impossible
Hallett Hurlbut, who recently sold his
farm, has bought a home over in the thriv-
ing village of Morrisville. He has been
resident of this town and will be |
missed i'll many ways, especially in town |
where he was always present. |
His quotations of scripture and urging |
the g. down trodden to come up against
the works of the mighty" will be missed.
The Thanksgiving gathering at VIM.
MaXfield's was very happy event. There
were IS present and the number was made |
up of relatives from Milton, Swanton,
Westford and st. Johnsbury The piece
lie resistance was two mammoth turkeys,
10 which were added chicken pies, roast
pork and the various other things that
20 to make up a good Thanksgiving din
Ter. In addition to this feast there was
The usual amount of visiting and greet
ngs from the various relatives and the
lay passed all too soon. 1t was an event
hat will long linger in the memory of all
present.