News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-08-18
NORTH HYDE PARK
Be thankful for the rain

Be thankful for the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kinds of Kansas,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs c..
b. Allen.
olXty-seven took supper at the Mite
society, held at Mrs e. w. Smiths on
Thursday last.
MIS-. Abbie Fletcher from Massachu.
setts svisiting some of her many friends
in this vicinity.
Were it not for envy and jealousy
ana hen thieving this would be a lovely
country to live in.
Mrs. Mary Page Lanpher has returned
| W her nome on Lower Main street.
having spent several weeks in all ad.
JOINING town very pleasantly.
Elder Slbley occupied the Advent
| pulplt last Sunday aud Miss Coolidge
| .nat at the Cong'l church The remarks
VI DUN We're interesting and instructive.
| MRS. Harry Hutchinson has returned
| 10 ler home i'll Montpelier. Come again
anu stay longer and bring those GOOD
MonCpeiler 1oiks again is the wish of
many here.
John Ferguson and wife are closing
Gus their household effects these navs
iney expect to spend the winter IN
M NJ hassachusetts-if their health permits
them to get there.
Inc Ladies Mite Society at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elinus Smith last week
was decided success, financially and
socially, Do so again, ladies and we
VIII try to be present.
Among those who attended the La.
moIlle County S. S. Association held at
Wolcott the 10th instant, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Ober. Mrs. G. B. Allen, F. S.
Hazard and Sanford Place.
Milo Cross entertained several friends
from Franklin county last week, They
were nicely appearing and well behaved
people-just the kind we like to see.
Come again and stay longer
Miss Beulah Kneeland, who has been
teaching in Wolcott for several terms.
Is spending her vacation with Pa and
MA hneeland A very fine young
gentleman came with her and it looks
as II ne would not return again until
she did.
"A change in the weather, which |
makes all nature rejoice, except some
specimens OF human nature A Jealous |
ana enVious person is an object of pity, |
wherever they dwell, whether it be in |
tle heavens above or that region below,
or even on this terrestrial sphere.
There arrived recently at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Perkins, who re.
side in Johnson village, son; all in
lerested are delighted. Also there is a
1eW conner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Ruggles. Let the good work 90
IN Is the wish of all who believe in pro-
yression.
Everybody is hustling their work SO
Is to take in the great and the only
Iamollle county fair next week. A
zig crowd may be expected from all
directions and old friends and neigh
)ors will have the annual reunion and
)nce more the opportunity of paralyzing
ne coon and drinking pink lemonade
md eating pop corn. If we can get
way from our daily tasks We'll be
here
Linus 0. Leach, one of our old towns.
nen, died at his home last Friday after
long and painful illness. The funeral
ervices were held last Sunday, Rev. O.
N. Boutwell, officiating. The burial
vas in the Barnes cemetery beside his
wife. who passed away few weeks
ince Mr.. Leach was long time resi-
ent OF this place and highly respected
y all who knew him and had the {
leasure of his acquaintance on life's
Quincy, Farewell, dear brother, until I
re meet again. l.
Chas. Gates, who resides on what is =,
nown as the E. Pratt farm on johnson :
al1 al of
nth coat of fresh paint-red, white
nd blue. John Brannan, who resides
Il the north end of Johnson Plains is
lso making much needed improve. Il
lents on his buildings. H. S. Man n
hester is erecting a new and modern n
Ell house, with A. Mills as acting "
rchitect and builder. Oh, improve "
rents must come, and now that we h
ave got Congress off our hands and "
ew tariff to wrestle with we shall ex- N
ect Improvements along the line, Is
'hich will include temporal and spirit @
al affairs. So mote it bel v
What might have been fatal acct N
ent occurred on Johnson street last bl
unday afternoon. Chas. Kneeland gi
i'd wife were returning from church b,
I'd on reaching the Newton water tub al
ley stopped to let the horse drink. R
r. Kneeland took the bride off the A
orse and the animal at once started tie
+ home at lively gait. Mrs. Knee D.
nd was helpless in the wagon. After CT
inning about ten rods the wagon TO
ruck stone, throwing Mrs. Kneeland b.
1t onto the ground, rendering her 10
arly senseless. The animal continued
his wild run until he reached home, or,
here he ran against the barn, demol- pai
ling the buggy, very good one. the
RS. Kneeland was assisted to her home anC
kind friends and DIR. Prentiss was Fa
mmoned. An investigation found no
mes broken, although she was badly
used and shaken up. The horse was
injured and the accident, fortunately, or
IS much less serious than might have
en-. on
NC KINSTRY HILL Wis