News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-06-10
HYDE PARK.

'A"''AOi' tiC pdSL LOW udyS.
Miss Ida Grimes of Bllerica, Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Miss DeNio.
Mrs. Jonas Stevens and Mrs. Edwin
White spent Thursday last in Burlington.
Wyatt Hurlbut has moved into apart
ments in the Mcfarland Glen Ridge cot
tage.
Noyes Wood attended the meeting of
Grand Commandery at Burlington yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Darling of Roch-
ester are visitors at the home of RAYMOND
Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Holbrook of Green's
boro attended the graduating exercises
last evening.
Mrs. Will Warren and son, Raymond,
from Spencer, Mass, have been visiting
relatives in this place.
Chas. johnson and Miss Maud Beckley
of Marshfield were guests of Miss Grace
Brown the past week.
Miss Sarah Chaplin of Col. McFarland's
office, is spending the week at her home
in Essex and at Burlington.
We are pleased to note that Miss Alice
Page, who has been quite i'll of rheumatic
fever, is somewhat improved.
W. W. Holbrook, with his wife and
son, were guests of F. B. Noble re-
Gently, going from here to Belvidere.
Miss Agnes Linehan, former popular
hello girl" at Morrisyille visited her
friend, Mrs. w. D. Strong on Monday
last.
Miss Georgia Jackson and Mrs. Will
Jackson of Woodsvile, N. H., were re-
cent visitors at the home of Walter D.
Strong.
Miss Thompson, preceptress of the
L. G. A, left this morning for North
Brookfield, Mass, where she will spend
the summer.
Prof. Smith left this morning for New
port, where he will spend the summer. He
is uncertain as yet where he will locate
the coming year.
Miss Satie Cutler of Milford, n. H.,
and jed Perkins and Miss Walker of John
son were recent callers at the home of
Mrs. Lyman Peck.
Geo. Hicks goes Friday to Hamden,
Conn, where he has secured lucrative
job. They are getting quite settlement
of Yermonters down there,
Business meeting OF Ladies Aid next
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock. Let
there be full attendance as an import
ant matter is to be brought up.
DR.. w. Y. Bliss of Tully, N. who
practiced here twenty five years ago, was
in town to-day. The doctor is taking a
little rest and is visiting in this county.
On Sunday morning next Rev. II. E.
Merrill of Fairlee, District Secy of the
Sabbath Protection League of New Eng
land, will preach in the Cong'l church.
Republican caucus to elect delegates
to District, State and County conventions
will be held the 18th, Remember this
and show your party loyalty by attending.
Lucius Whitcomb and Byron Camp,
attaches of the Waterbury Asylum, were
at home Tuesday to attend L. C. A.
graduating exercises, from which insti-
tuition they are graduates.
Clarence Foster, who has been spend
ing few weeks here with his parents,
left Monday night for Swampscott, Mass,
where he will spend a portion of the
summer, going later to the White Noun
tains.
A subscription paper, soliciting funds
for an exhibition of fireworks on the
night of the Ever Glorious" is in the
hands of a party of young men. OF
course you'l "chip in and help Young
America celebrate.
Miss Mildred Drew bade farewell to
her many friends here to-day and went
to her home in st. JohnsbuIy. She goes
the last of the month to Colorado City.
She takes with her the best wishes of a
large number of friends.
Rev. John l.. Sewell of Boston, will
speak at the Cong'l church on Friday
evening of this week in the interest of
the New England League, of which he is
field secretary. Mr.. Sewell is an inter-
esting speaker and should have a good
audience.
Sunday morning, June 81, Rev. w. r.
Hamlin will preach to the Odd Fellows.
The parson is chaplin of the local organi-
zation and his remarks will pertain to
both the general character of Odd Fell
owship and the benefits derived from
the home lodge.
The graduating exercises of the L. C. A.
asst evening drew the usual large attend
ance, the Cong'l church being filled.
Music was furnished by Paul's Orchestra.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Mr.. Pinney
Df North Hyde Park, after which follow
ed the orations by the two graduates.
which were very nicely rendered. This
was followed with an address by Prof.
Myrick of the u. V. NJ. The alumni re-
lnion and banquet was held in the
church dining .room. the banquet being
served by the Ladies Aid and was OF the
finest. Impromptu remarks and the
election OF officers followed, after which
receDtiOn and dance was held al the