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

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Frosts have got in their work To con.
siderable extent hereabouts.
| Mrs. John Amidon Is quite feeble at
present. She recently had paralytic
shock.
Excursion to State Fair at White
River junction Sept. "a See adv, on
page 2.
Earl Gray has returned from Bel
grade, Me-, where he has worked the
past summer.
u. w. Smith has adorned his domicile
with new veranda; all Of which de-
notes prosperity.
Miss Lila Whittemore from Eden
Mills Is again assistant matron In the
time.
Miss Josie Mudgett is keeping house
FOR her sister, Mrs. Henry Emery, of
Eden, who Is teaching school some
where.
Leon Bailey has improved his place
OF business on Main Street. New uaint
and other alterations, which were much
needed.
The Grange meeting last SATURDAY.
night was well attended. Fruit and
candy were plenty. The 4th degree
was worked upon small class.
Crops of all kinds are light, potatoes
and turnips fair; corn awful light and so
1t goes with products generally. Even
pumpkins are scarce and few in field.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
at the .home of Mrs. Geo. B. Allen
| Thursday afternoon and evening OF this
week. Let all oe present and answer
to the roll call? ,si
Archie Parren has closed his Iabors
in Eden, where he has been for the past
few months. He is now devoting his
time TO innocent amusements, such as
hunting, playing ball, &c.
Calvin Warren is covering his house
anu barn all over with new shingles. @.
Eastman and son are performing the ar
tlstic part Of The job-tearing off the
old and mailing on the new ones.
s. B. Waite, the administrator of the
estate. of Mr.. and MIS-. Linus Leach,
advertises the sale at auction, Sept. 20,
the house and land "A acres) together
with lot OF household goods. See bills
Landlord Robbins was in this place
Monday, wearing that smile like unto
President Taft-its one that won't come
off. Everybody likes Guss and we all
like to feed at his tavern-it is home
like and good feed every time.
The usual interesting services last |
Sunday at the COngl church with a |
good attendance. Miss Coolidge gives
us good and wholesome discourses. |
Come out and hear her and see that we
are making no rash statements.
Joseph Foss and wife have returned
from their vacation. They found their
New Haven friends all well and happy.
They met Elder Phinney and wife, who
were also well and happy, and wished
to be remembered to all of their old
friends. They are all right.
A new fraternal and secret order has
blossomed forth here. 1t is known as
the American Mechanics 1T was
started last Friday night with thirty
seven members. Next meeting next
Friday night in q. A. r. hall. Let the
good work 20 on; there is nothing like
these societies for the benefit of man.
kind.
We are still on this grand old earth.
It is the best place we have yet found
n which to Give, move and have our 8
1eing,' even if the provender is scarce /
vt times. Thanks to our potato patch ,
md good friends we will not starve.
Dur friends are plenty and, strange as
t may seem to some, they are on the
Increase.
Frank Hazard is away on his annual
'acatlon, spending the time down in r
Jhittenden county. We miss the genial
elbow, but so long as he is having
vacation and getting rested,
We will try to get along. There is moth
ng like a let-up from arduous daily &
uties and we are glad Frank can take
even if we have to stay at home the 81
ear round.
James Kneeland, our esteemed friend q
nd neighbor, met with quite an acct
ent one day last week while assisting te
is son Frank in setting fence posts.
rank did the driving and James put If
is hand on top of the post so as to W
ecide when to stop driving. Down
anne the mall and off comes two of =,
as fingers. Dr. Prentiss was called in h,
nd decided that Mr.. Kneeland would
ave no trouble in keeping the nails on N
le aforesaid fingers clean hereafter. 1t w
as sorry job and we sympathize with
ames in the misfortune. RI
We were not remembered with one of ri
lose cards sent out by the johnson
inisters recently. Evidently they a
fought that l was "bey ond redemp- he
on" Not so, dear brothers; we at
nd church regularly every Sunday at N
orth Hyde Park, where we get the al
'spel in pure and simple form, and
here we are glad to state the seed is b
wn on good ground, bringing forth NJ
!, 30 and even 100 fold. am glad that
effort has been made 10 get some of vi
y townsmen in the habit of attending J.
urch. Have thought for long time
at the strife for this world goods was ST
eater among some of the people of W,
hnson than preparation for eternity. at
is time a halt was called and we
e ready to aid the Elders in their tn
cd and meritorious work Call on US pa
d we will do with our might what WI
+ hands find to do" Let the good
)rk go on until the uttermost parts of
hnson and some of Hyde Park and
len are reached. We all need to be
tier. DO