News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-08-11
HYDE PARK.
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Benz Lilley is once more telegraphic
operator at the depot
Frank Stewart, Jr., spent several days
in Burlington the past week.
Mrs. Sadie Corvsn of Boston is visiting
relatives and friends in this place.
The Griswold family reunion had a
large attendance from this place to-day.
Miss Audrey Gernon and Miss Norma
Strong spent to. day at Greensboro Bend.
Excursion through Southern BAYS of
Lake Champlain Sunday, August Is.
See Adv't
/. /. DEMO and family and Miss EVELYN
Whitcomb were visitors in Montpelier
last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Jackson of Woodsville spent
Tuesday here with here sister-in.law.
Mrs. W. D. Strong.
Myron Leach and family from Fletcher
were visitors at the home of j. S. Leach
the first of the week
A catalogue of the L. G. A. for 19Oc-'10
is In the hands of the printers and will be
issued in few days.
Miss Mamie Myres of PIattsburpb,
N. Y, spent the past week here with her
friend, Miss Sarah Chaplin.
1t is awfully dry hereabouts and unless
we get fright smart" rain right soon
the crops will be anything but right.
Miss Ella Kinsley and guest, Frank T.
Porter, went to Fletcher Wednesday
morning to spend week with relatives
there.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kinds of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, and Mrs. Geo. E. White Of,
Montpelier are guests at the home of
Judge White.
Mrs. Noyes Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Putnam and Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Scribner.
with their guests, spent this day at the
home of S. A. Fife in Wolcott.
Frank E. Porter of Chicago is making
his first visit to Vermont and putting in
part of the time in visiting j. S. Leach
and Miss Ella Kinsley, who are relatives
of his.
Harry Nichols has greatly beautiffed
MS residence in newly painting the same,
and Geo. Hicks, down in the same neigh
borhood, is making noticeable improve
ments upon his home.
party of young people-Misses Grace
Blake, Addie Foss, Helen McCuin, Helen
Bucklin, and Messrs. Leo Allen, Clyde
Brown, John Griswold and Carroll G..
Page, with Mrs. E. G. Page as chaperone,
are spending ten days in camp at Lake
Eden.
Say, what is the matter with fixing I'M
he town hall and making it half way
iecent for shows and other public uses :?
The shire town" of the county cannot
afford to have any other than respecta-
Die place for public gatherings. Think
his over and take some action at the
leXt town meeting.
The work on the state road being built
rom 'crystal spring" up to the Edgar
'ratt place, is progressing finely. Several
If the crooks and turns will be taken out
md a good straight road, with but a
single turn, put in. Until the work is
it is best for travellers to GO
lorth via Eden street.
Prof. S. G. Harding, the new Supervisor
If the "Gihon Valley Union," arrived in
cwn last evening and is arranging his
work., which will open with a teachers,
at this place Aug 10th and
9th, at which time also pupils desiring to
nter normal schools will be examined.
'rof. Harding comes well recommended
nd we judge he will prove acompetent
nd efficient supervisor.
On account of ill-health, Elbridge Hol-
rook, r. F. D. Carrier on Route No. 2.
as resigned, to take effect October 1st,
lany will regret this, as Mr.. Holbrook is
n efficient and competent carrier. This
leans that there will be comparative
to fill the vacancy; but it is
enerally hoped that Frank Brown, the
lbstitute, will receive the appointment
) he gives excellent satisfaction.
Travelling shows, who kick sometimes
pom the attendance they get here, would
, well to remember that to reserve
cee fourths of the hall for high-priced
ckets, is not very popular and that is
the main reason for small
ldiences. Fifty-cent seats for travel
G show may be all right in some places,
1t it certainly is not here. Twenty-Five
d thirty five will do, and no kick will
put up with fair amount of "reserv-
" seats, but to take three-fourths of
e hall for that purpose, thinking people
II pay the difference rather than be
cked, doesn't work here.
CARDs.-L. o. Leach, J.
Farrand, Winnie j. Horner, Jones S
)yt, Lewis Decell, Grace Jones, d. d.
itherall, A. n. Butler, F.. p Buxton and
fe, E. Fl. johnson, Minnie Andrews,
E. Gibbs, S. H. Meyers, A. n. Webster,
rt Williams M, A. Hadlev Iincoln