News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-03-11
HYDE PARK.
Now for sugaring.

/ ~''Ne ]--'' sA'ASi ''SSh'c jun uoss
j. V. Stevens of Waterville was busi-
ness visitor here on Monday last.
The next supper of the Ladies' Aid
will be given Friday eve. of next week.
Mrs. Frank True has been very i'll, but
late reports are that she is somewhat
| better.
Miss Ethel Taylor of North Wolcott is
| visitor at the home of James Lane on
| Church street.
Miss Cleora Crowel is spending a few
| days at the home of Brainard Mudgett,
on the North road.
E. A. Bashaw and wife of Albany were
recent visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Muzzey.
Chss. A. Riley and family of Stowe
were visitors at the home of A. L. God
| dard on Sunday last.
Fred Wheelock, who recently had his
arm amputated, is recovering nicely and
is now able to be about some.
The Rebekahs have gala time tonight
in working their degree ON male candi-
date. A splendid time is assured and all
members are urged to be present.
Elbridge Holbrook was obliged to call
on his substitute yesterday to finish his
R F D duties and is now laid up at home.
1t is hoped his lay-otf will be short
The Canadian Jubilee Singers will give
their entertainment at the Academy Hall
on Friday evening The admission will
be 25 Cts; children under u, 15 cts.
A renewal of subscription from Law
renee Sawyer, now living in Connecticut,
says "we have got to know what is
going on up there" and adds hope this
will find everyone well and happy"
Owing to illness the visit of Strong &
Goddard's Military Band to Albert
Whitcomb's, arranged for last Thursday
night. was postponed. Albert hopes to
see the band some time in the near futures
Mrs. Palmer Blake has returned from
Spencer, Mass, where she has been the
ppoS ~" "SShot Ava hSA SiSNSAi
Mrs. Warren, who has been dangerously
ill with pneumonia, but is now out of
danger.
There is quite little complaint because
our new Road Commissioner has not al
lowed the roads to be rolled the past
week. Mr.. Foss no doGbt knows his
business, but all the same the roads are
not as good as they might be.
The Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club
met last evening with the Misses Sey-
mour and Hall, at the home of Mrs.
Abbie Stevens. Dainty refreshment were
served and very enjoyable event it was.
Next meeting with Harry Foss.
Miss Marjorie Hulburd, who is stu
dent at the Burlington High, has been
selected from large number of aspirants
to take part in the annual prize speaking
there next month. Her subject is to be
" Queen Victoria, the Woman"
The ladies of st. Teresas church are
for whist party, to be given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
on March 17th-St. Patrick's
Day. The event will be largely attended
and no doubt of great pleasure to all par
ticipants.
Brigham Academy tackled the Hyde
Park Athletics on Friday evening last and
were wOrsted to the tune of 2S to 6. 1t
was very civil game, no bones broken
or referees or tme-keepers punched.
Edgar Foss injured knee
and is nov taking an enforced vacation
from Foss department store,
C. w. Guptil has sold his farm, the
Jackson Campbell place up near the
Center, to parties from New York state;
to be made the latter part of
the month. Mr.. Guptil came here from
Maine about year ago and has proved
himself a good citizen and it is hoped
that he will find another farm within our
borders and continue to be one of us.
Our new Overseer of the Poor has en-
cred upon his duties, and this in spite of
he assertion by some that Amos Davis
vas not excused after being elected.
Some say he was, while others that he
vas not. Be this as it may, Albert Whit
omb was elected Overseer after Amos
positively declined TO serve without an
Increase in pay. Guess there is no
come back" to that.
A goodly number were present at the
'egular meeting of the Home Culture
Club Monday evening at Mrs. DeNio's.
In interesting paper by Mrs. Nora Sco-
I'D ON "Some Famous Public Buildings
America" was read by her. An arti-
lie selected by Mrs. Rebecca Goddard, on
The Chicago Architectural Club" was
ead by Miss Page. A social hour, dur
e which ice cream and cake were serv-
I, followed.