News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-22
HYDE PARK.

mt Ndkellelu mas gone TO Barre on a
visit.
Excursion to New York City. See adv't
on page 5.
Mrs. A. E. Wakefield is visiting in Hard.
wick and Cabot.
Miss Sara Chaplin is away on a two
weeks vacation.
The L. G. A. freshman class has seven-
teen girls and one boy.
Mrs. Benz. Blake of Eden called ON
friends in town Monday.
Rev. w. r. Hamlin has been at Platts-
burgh, N. Y, the past few days.
Mrs. Mary A. Parker of Bethel is visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Cornelia Small.
Martin Waite of Worcester, Mass, is in
town for short visit with his father and
brother.
II. Biddle has moved from johnson to
the Will Putnam cottage on Ellinwood
Avenue.
Miss Helen Wood left yesterday for
Middlebury, where she enters college as
a junior.
The ladies will be especially interested
in Noyes Woods advertisement on page
five Of this issue
Senator Page has gone west with the
Senate Committee on Indian affairs and
will be absent about three weeks.
Miss Jennie Ellinwood has added "do-
mestic bakery and lunches" to her ice-
cream business on Academy Avenue and
is meeting with good success therein.
Mrs. Stella Goddard president of the
Cemetery Assn, asks that the members
meet at her home at 2 80 o'clock next Fri
day p. m. for the purpose of talking over
the matter of Rummage Sale
Dr. Stevens and Will Thorp went to
New York City last Thursday for the
purpose of consulting specialists regard
ing Thorp's health. They returned Tues
day morning very much encouraged.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. o'clock
with Mrs. Homer Lanpher. Besides elec-
tion of officers some time will be spent in
sewing on garments that have been
sent in.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Smith of Swanton
spent Sunday and Monday here with Mr..
Smiths sister, Mrs. Merritt Lee. They
are the parents of Mrs. Nehemiah Town,
and came to attend the funeral of their
son-in-law at Morrisville last Sunday.
Elwin Peck has moved onto the Dan'l
Smith farm and B. H. Robbins, the former
occupant, has moved over into the Hiram
Town house. He will draw logs for
Jackson & Emerson, who have the con-
tract to cut the timber off the Town farm
for Geo. Morse.
VIM. Walsh and Robert Driscoll of So.
Framingham, Mass, were in town the
past week and gathered up two carloads
of choice cows, leaving about $500 here
for them. They were shipped Monday
night. AT the same time r. L. Fairbanks
shipped car of small stock.
Harley Jones sold his farm up near
Cooper Hill last Saturday to Sidney New
city of Morrisville. The writings were
made and Harley began to look about for
another place of abode. However, after
thinking it over all day Sunday, he came
to the conclusion that there's no place
like home" and so took the farm back
after making Sidney feel all right. Har-
ley was born and brought up on that
place, has lived there nearly all his life,
and we do not wonder he has concluded
that the old farm is good enough for him.
Silas Whitcomb, who is digging we'll
for Geo. Mudgett on his place on the
north road, met with an accident Tuesday
that at first was thought to be very seri-
ous. In blasting out the rocks in the we'll
dynamite is used and after putting in a
charge and lighting the same it did not
explode as soon as expected and it wa8
thought the light had gone out. Whit
,omb looked down through the covering
md just then the explosion occurred,
iling his face and eyes with dirt and
,ravel. 1t was thought his eyesight was
destroyed but DR.. Eastman dressed the
ace and founa the sight not affected and
side from some flesh wounds nothing