News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-11-17
HYDE PARK.

mere VIII be school in the Whitcomb
o's'rict, at the Centre, this winter.
Mrs. Lucy Harris has been confined to
the house several days recently by illness.
Geo. Foss is not giving much attention
TO business these days, being laid up bv
illness.
Dr. Stevens is building an addition to
MS equerry stables at his sanitorium on
| Eden street.
E. E. Badger, the hardware man. has
improved his buildings with dressing
of white paint.
w. Il. Clement and son Harry. of Hard.
WICK; also ii. r. Mack of the same place,
were in town yesterday.
The next meeting of the Home Culture
Club, Nov 22d, will be social evening
at the home of Mrs. C. A. Knight.
Who will get the couch or chair now
on exhibition at Woods? The time is
drawing to close. Get busy now.
Mrs. Mary Robbins and her sister, Mrs.
Laura Rock, of Mooers, N. Y, visited at
A. ID. Robbins a few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Gale of CHICAGO
will come to Vermont in few davs to
spend Thanksgiving with their eastern
friends.
MRS. Sam'l Morey, wife of the section
boss, came here last Saturday night from
Burlington, where she has been ill for
some time.
The big barn down on the DeForge
farm has been newly shingled. Earl
Moore did the job, with the assistance of
S. K. Vaughan.
Miss Alma Noyes closes school at Eden
this week and about Dec. 1st. will 90 to
Harrisburg, Penn, to remain indefinitely
with her sister, Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs. F. R. Child of Morrisville was in
town last Monday and received greetings
from many friends over her recovery
from her recent serious illness.
Walter Strong has been confined to the
house the past few days with severe
attack of sciatica. He is much better
now and will soon be at business again.
W. R. Manning has rented the S. B.
Waite farm in Eden and will take posses.
sion Dec. lst. Cornelius Ladeau. who
has been there the past two years, will
move to Albany.
The members of the Cemetery Associa- i,
tion will hold a special meeting at the
Library on Friday afternoon, Nov. 10. at
$50 o'clock to take action in regard to
of certain gifts
The marriage of Fred Miner of Stowe
and Miss Fannie Mihlll, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lyman Peck, took place in
Morrisvlle last Monday. They are re-
siding at the home of Lyman Peck for
the present. Upon invitation several
young lady friends of the bride called in
the early evening, giving an impromptu
They were invited in and after
extending congratulations were treated
to light refreshments.
Last evening, about dark, some small
boys thought to have some fun and so
they tied can to the caudal appendage
Of small black dog. The canine, ordin-
arily docile, did not take very kindly to
his treatment and so parted company
With the boys, making rapid movement
or his home on Mill street. He went
lown the sidewalk past the post-ofice on
!, l,
walk r. F. D. Carrier Browns horse start
ID up and ran away, going at rapid
AIT down West Main Street where he
vas stopped, with no damage except the
emolition of Elbridge Holbrook's pat
mt letter box. The boys made them
elves scarce and it is safe to say that
GREATER they will seek other sources of
than this kind.
The annual oyster supper given by the
len folks of the place, will be held at
le Cong'l church on Thursday evening
this week. It is not necessary for rs
} extemporize at length upon this sup
er, sufficient to say that it is "the event
the season" and that the men will put
nth their best efforts to make it a sue
'ss. There will be the usual good sup
er, which will include oysters served in
e most approved manner, under the
Ipervision of Chef Manley; then there
i'll be beans and various other good
ings that 60 to make up a splendid
asst. After the banquet there will be
usical and literary exercises and
cial. Twenty-Five cents pays for sup
II and social and everybody will receive
cordial welcome. There will be enough
eer and good will tor all, so come out
id get some and be happy and make
hers happy. Come out and get ac-
tainted with your neighbors, see what
lendid folks we have in the place, and
lip in worthy cause.
b. j. Kelley & Co. take liberal space in
is issue for the announcement of a.
ecial furniture offer for the Thanks