News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-27
&1.00 Year in Lamoille Co
&1.25 Outside of Lamoille Co
HYDE PARK.


in the "Alhambra."
Mrs. Bertie Marcy of Craftsbury Wis
tied in town Monday.
w. NJ. Parker of Montpelier transacted
business here last Saturday.
The Rebekahs hold meeting tonight,
at which they initiate candidate.
Joseph Soldiers of Pottsville, Pa, was
guest of Harry Shaw last Friday.
Will Jackson and wife of Woodsvllle,
n. H., have been visiting at the home of
W. d. Strong.
John Miner has embarked in the horse
business. See advertisement and posters
for full particulars.
Alfred j. Hargan, deputy sheriff
from Newark, n. j., was here last week
on official business.
Miss Alice Page is confined to the house
by illness with rheumatism. A trained
nurse from Burlington is in attendance.
Will Emerson has purchased of John
Button the Baker farm, near the Wiswell
schoolhouse and will take immediate
possession.
Mrs. Martha Dodds and daughter
Natalie, from Alburg, were visitors here
recently. Mrs. Dodds contemplates lo-
eating here.
The Republican County Committee will
meet here on Tuesday afternoon of next
week for the purpose of fixing time of
county convention.
The Mandolin Club gave an 'open air''
rehearsal last evening from the veranda
of the DeNio residence on Church street.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Lyman Sherwin, who has been
stopping for some time in Johnson, has
come to this place and for the present is
stopping at Elbridge Sherwin's.
Talk about the weather! Do you re-
member that on the Goth of May, 1907,
we had snow storm and that "sugar on
snow was indulged in by many? Fact,
all the same.
Hannibal Spaulding, the Phoenix clerk,
visited in Eden last Sunday. This was
his first visit to that place and he is en-
with the beautiful scenery and
drives thereabout.
The Court House is being put in ''apple
pie order" for court, which convenes on
Tuesday next. The several offices of the
lower floor are being newly papered and
otherwise renovated.
The tenth birthday of Master Benjamin
Hulburd was observed with lawn party
at his home on Thursday last. The
event was greatly enjoyed by large
party of his associates.
Let there be good turn out of our
people at the Memorial Day exercises at
North Hyde Park next Saturday. The
complete program may be found under
No Hyde Park news on page 4.
MIR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mcfarland accom-
panied by Mrs. Codding, have gone to
Greensboro to open up the ColonePs cot
tage, which for two weeks is to be oc-
cupied by H. A. Noyes and family.
The Odd Fellows lodge in this place
was organized eighteen years ago the
Goth of this month. The event was oh
served in an informal way last night, at
which ice cream and cake were served.
Geo. Blake has returned from Albany
n. Y, where he completed studies in the
Albany Business College and tomorrow
will go to Bethlehem. N. H., where he
has a position as clerk in the Columbus
House.
The graves of soldiers in the village
cemetery will be decorated as usual.
Those having flowers they wish to con-
tribute for this purpose will please con-
Ter with F. B. Noble, the sexton in
charge, who will see that they are placed
IN the veterans graves.
Edward S. Rogers, former merchant
n this place has recently been appointed
Assistant Postmaster at Berwick, st.
Nary Parish, Louisiana. Gov. Sanders
u lhot opfDS 10 AAOh Nhio pdliSH duu 10
leld in high regard by his people. By
he way, Louisiana, like most of the
outhern states, is in the dry" column.
The Public Library will be open from
ow on, throughout the summer, on Sat-s
rday evenings from to s. The Trus-
ees will make strenuous effort to keep
he Library open at this hour, and the
eople of the village are asked to take
ut and return books on this evening
My. Further. arrangements have been
lade, whereby people living outside the
illage, may take out or return books by
pplication at the postoffice, any week
ay between the hours of IL a. m. and
p. m.
There is no need of going outside of
-yde Park for beautiful scenery. Go in
ny direction you may and you'll find
emery and landscape views that are
lual to that of anywhere else in Ver-
ont; and for that which excells any
ling else in the state, or out of it, take
ip up to Hyde Park Plains and come
TEX over Davis Hill. Anybody who has