News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-03-31
NORTH HYDE PARK,

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NOT much signs Of spring as yet
NO new sugar and not much old.
Thos. Peck remains about the same,
John Ferguson is improving mentally
as well as physically.
II. S Hazard is recovering from a Sc
we're attack OF rheumatism.
Albert Magoon of Corinth was Wis
ltor IN this place last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Calvin Warren are both
on the feeble list at present.
Nearly every body has been devoting
thelr time to changing their location.
Miss Gladys Griswold is working for
Mrs. Frank Whittemore at Eden Mills.
Mrs. Leach, who resides on the corner
OF Main and Ferry Sts., is quite poorly.
Elmer Davis has sold his home place.
located on johnson street, to Glen Jones.
Miss Beulah Kneeland spent couple
OF weeks recently with relatives in Cam
bridge.
Charles Kneeland and family have
changed their address. 1t is now John
son, vt.
Mrs. Andrew McAuliff has bought the
Glen Jones place on the corner of Man
ley Ave and Park street.
Elbridge Wood has taken possession
OF the village property that he recently
bought of Col. Wheeler.
Perley Mudgett and family have
moved to this part of town, where he
has rented place for year.
Not much sickness in this vicinity at
a tif,oo
the healthiest that we know of.
Easter comes April 18th. On that
evening the Juniors, under the direction
OF Mrs. Anna Newton, will give con-
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Whittemore,
who have been assisting G. M. GRAY the
past year, have returned to their Eden
abode
Congl church services last Sunday
were well attended. Elder Pinney gave
most interesting discourse, which was
duly appreciated by all.
Don McAllister is going to be in touch
with the outside world-having j ined
the telephone brigade. His number is
~ seven, ring two two."
Rev. and Mrs. Sibley have been enter
tanning their son aid daughter, with
three children, Mr.. and Mrs. Kezar,
from Bedford Station, N. Y.
George Hazelton and family from
Greensboro have taken possession of the
farm recently bought of Mrs. D. o. Sar.
gent, located on Mill street.
A representative for a Hardwick gran.
lite firm was in town recently looking
after the interests of the said company, |
meeting with fair success. He stopped |
at the Valley House while here. Come |
again!
Geo. B. Allen will engage extensively
in the sugar-making business this sea-
son. In order to facilitate that industry
he has built a modern camp in his |
orchard at Eden.
The Y. p S. O. will serve supper at |
the home of Mrs. Matte MISSIONER,
Thursday, April 1st, from five o'clock |
until seven, followed by social in the
evening. Price 10 cents. All are cor.
daily invited.
The genial proprietor of the Valley |
House and his estimable wife have been
Is years, and observed the |
event on the evening OF the 22d by in !
viting in a few friends and neighbors.
Excellent refreshments were served and |
all report delightful time.
The School Directors from johnson,
Eden and Hyde Park met at the home
of Geo. Allen last week in the interest
of modern education. May success
attend their noble efforts is the wish of
all law-abiding and intellectual people,
and that includes "yours truly"
VIM Hodges who resides in this place,
wishes to say that he has horse of the
male gender that is years old, weighs
l400 lbs, color black, pedigree coach.
percheron. His offspring thus far have
been premium drawers at county fairs.
For further information call on William.
The Gran e is prospecting finely. Four
names presented at last meeting. At
next meeting this question will be dis
,ussed: "Does a woman need a vaca-
ton as much as man, whether a farmer
Or professional man ?" That'll be an
interesting discussion, you can just bet
Addison O'Brien, who has been off
iuty on the star route for several weeks
because of an injury, made the trip on
last-just to give George" a
little rest. All were pleased to see him
1t the helm once more. George" is a
faithful man all the same and we shall
miss him when he drOps the reius