News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-06
HYDE PARK.

4hiS. lliub l1dnley Oh ESSpx is VlSlClDR
her parents, Mr.. are Mrs. j. S. Leach.
Heber Jackson and Paul Bickford of
Waterville were in this place Monday.
The Mandolin Club held their rehearsal
last week at the home of L. II. Lewis.
A. B. Pease has gone to Barton, where
he has employment in the Monitor office.
These are great days for river fishing
and many a good string of suckers are
caught.
Isadore, t he little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Hood, is quite i'll with indi-
gestion.
George Mott has purchased farm at
Morristown Corners and will take posses
sion soon.
Lest you forget, we remind you that
brook trout fishing does not commence
until May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Straw and two
children of Woodstock were in town on
Monday last.
Prescott Burdick of Fletcher was here
Tuesday on account of the illness of bis
sister, Mrs. True.
j. III. Patch of Fletcher was visitor
the past week at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Edwin Stygles.
Mrs.Segyn and daughter, Miss Susan, of
Charlotte, are guests of Mrs. E. G. Gau-
dette on Thorp Ave.
j. Henry johnson of Marshfield was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. C. M. Small
the first of the week.
Ferdinand Gauthier is making some
improvements upon the interior of his
newly purchased home.
The Odd Fellows did some business
last evening-worked the initiatory de-
gree upon three candidates.
Mrs. F. P True's condition is very low.
Her son, Jesse Bishop, and his family
are here from st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. F. H. Rice of North Cambridge
spent several days here recently with her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Fairbanks.
Arbor Day next Friday. Better set
out tree and thereby cause future gen
erations to rise up and call you blessed
Tine ReBekahs are TO entertain the
Odd Fellows and few others tomorrow
evening. There'll be something doing
all the time.
Two very substantial concrete walks, |
leading to the road, have been built in |
front of Preston Denio's residence on
Church street.
The work of laying the wall for the
new Putnam block to be erected on Main |
street has commenced. Wyatt Hurlburt |
and Silas Whitcomb are doing the work. |
The roads are getting better, so that
travelling is now comparatively safe.
Not until the Road Commissioner gets in |
some work will they be what they ought
to be.
Sam'l Miller has vacated the Cong'l |
parsonage on Prospect Place. He has
decided to give up housekeeping for the
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until he decides where he will locate.
Mrs. Mary Buckham and son Waldo of
Melrose, Mass, arrived in town last
evening. Mrs. Buckham having sold her
home will make her home
with her mother, Mrs. Brigham for the
present.
At Woods Corner Store they are max
ing a special display of ginghams, as we'll
as colored and white dress muslins. Ask
to see the new line of under muslins,
read their new adv. and go in and SEE the
lots of nice new things.
To-day was Preston Lilley's seventh
and in honor of the event some
thirty of the lads schoolmates met with
him at a party on Moss Hill from 3 to ).
Dainty refreshments were served and it
was great event for all.
Excursions to "Zack Woods" pond
are frequent now, and that in spite of the
cool weather. Parties go up and camp
1ut in tent and they say they are "iust
As warm as at home" They have fairly
good luck in catching trout.
The list of birds seen in this vicinity,
n addition to those previously reported,
ire: Belted Kingfsher, Myrtle Warbler,
Flicker, Black -throated Green Warbler,
Ovenbird, Loggerhead Shrike, Yellow
lellied Sap sucker, Blue-headed Vireo.
Black and White Warbler, Red.winged
3lackbird.
Why doesn't Hyde Park, Woleott and
Eden get together and have system of
chool government like a majority of the
owns in the state do? Our schools
hould be made the best possible and the
irst step in this direction should be to
rave an expert supervisor in charge OF
hese three towns. ,
Here's a boquet for Roger from the $
Enosburg Falls Standard" Among the
lble and representative Vermonters, t
Who make upthe delegation to the Re {
publican national convention, is Il. w. ,
who the Standard first sug- !
rested as one who would oreditably |
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