News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-04-28
S1.o0 Year in Lamoille 90
S1.25 Outside of Lamoille Go
HYDE PARK.


you glad
F. e. Smith of Jeffersonville was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. S. A. Fife of Wolcott was a visitor
in town on Monday last.
V. il. Griswold of Essex Junction ia
spending few days in town.
Lucius Whitcomb has gone to Little
ton, N. H., where he has employment.
Rob't Putnam was sup street, a short
time Monday. He is improving in health,
slowly but surely.
These are busy days at the DEMO mill:
all hands are busily engaged in cutting
out the big stock of logs.
Leon Griswold, who has been at Mont
pelier for several months, has gone to
Denver, Colo, because of ill-health.
R. S. Page has bought an Overland au.
tomobile, of the roadster style. "Gee,"
now, but won't the girls have nice timeP
Improvements ON the interior of d. H
Scribner's residence indicate that he is
to have his home not only convenient
but sup. to-date."
Mrs. John Hunt and granddaughter.
who have been stopping at Shirff Stew
ems for several days, have returned to
their home in Littleton, N. II.
Advertised Letters :-Eurice Griswold
Mrs. r. G. Pease, Frank Blake Webster
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Co., Mrs. VIM. Lampher. ds:-Mr.
Carroll Bowen, Mrs. Charlie Gates, Mrs.
Ellen Stone, Clayton Kipp.
The Odd Fellows will meet next Sum
day morning at 1915 for the purpose of
marching in a body to the Cong'l church
where Chaplain Hamlin will preach a
sermon appropriate to the order.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Jones April 14th. As this is their ninth
child and the couple are only about forty
years of age, Theodore Roosevelt would
have been notified was he not wrestling
with lions in the wilds of Africa
About time for arbutus, but wise one
has said "there'll not be any until warm
er weather, and the weather will not be
warmer until the snow gets off the noun
tains and the snow will not get off the
mountains until it is warmer.'
Announcement is made of the marriage
OF Heroert ISiniiI anu Miss IlilIlan Hill.
both of this place. The event took place
at Swanton April 5th and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. H. Sharples,
pastor of the Methodist church.
A bran new blacksmith shop has been
erected on the Sinclair place on Valley
Avenue, at the west end of the village,
where E. r. MacMichael may be found
ready to do horseshoeing and general
repair work at reasonable prices. See
Business Notice.
Mrs. Mary A. Gibson, who resides on
Church street, this village, reached her
93d birthday April 22d She is decidedly
"hale and hearty" and bids fair to reach
a hundred. She was born in England, but
when was got married came to Canada.
She has lived in the United States about
sixteen years.
A good time now to Gull out dead trees
and branches of shade trees. There is
nothing so nice as a fine shade tree, and
there is nothing so hdeous, on we'll
kept lawn especially, as dead tree or
tree with dead limbs thereon. By the
way, there is tree on the Academy
grounds that is ''deader hay' and ought
to be cut down.
Tuesday next, May 4th, is the time set
by law for persons having grievances
the Listers apprasals to be
heard. All who feel aggrieved should
take notice and govern themselves ac-
;ordirgly !" Although the list is not
yet footed the Listers are of the opinion
that it will be about the same as last
year, $1,000. There will be a slight in
,rease in the number of polls.
George Smith of Ellenburgh, n. Y, is
erously i'll at the Hotel Phoenix. Mr..
smith is an uncle of Mrs. A. D. Robbins
md came here last Wednesday from New
where he had been visiting
lis daughter. He hadn't been in YER
mont in thirteen years and was making
visit here on his way back to New York.
Iast Sunday he was stricken with paraly-
is, which left him helpless, paralyzing
lis entire right side. At this time he is
n very critical condition.
The residents of Commonwealth Ave.
re taking kindly to horses this spring.
'age Bros. have bought fine driver,
'lydc Brown has just purchased an at
ractive four-year-old and G. A. Knight
viii soon have pair from Boston. Mer-
lit Lee may get the fever and the Hull
urd family when the come to their
ummer home will hav1 = horse if they
ont invest in an auto. Why not call
hat section Equerry Avenue din
tead of that elongated title which has
o bearing on the place or the people?