News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-03-09
NORTH HYDE PARK

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Mrs. Merritt Earl of this place is re
ported as quite feeble.
Mr.. DUANE and family are spending
few days with their many friends il
Eden.
Mrs. Edwin Billiard, who recently hat
shock, is much improved and is abb
to ride out.
An average attendance at the Cong
church last Sunday afternoon, with {
good sermon by Miss Coolege.
Milo Cross, who recently buried hi.
beloved wife, has moved his household
effects into his son-in-law's house, wher,
he will reside for the present.
Our much esteemed and highly respect
ed young friend, Miss Belle Patch, ha.
changed her post-office address. 1t is
now Cambridge, VT, U. S. A.
The lumbermen have nearly all fin
ished their jobs on the mountains and
are now enjoying well-earned rest II
has been fine winter for that industry
A large attendance at the Advent
church last Saturday by the Seventh
| Day people, and large attendance at
the same church on Sunday by the AID
vent people.
We are glad to have public hall. 1t
| will be good thing for Grange meet
ings and other gatherings. Of course
our old friend, Cassius Gray was "agin'
the movement" Sorry.
The new hotel man, Mr. Beardslev, has
taken possession of the Valley House and
is now ready for business and will enter
10, +1,a IL,
seem to be real nice people. Success at
tend them in their efforts to take care of
the travelling public.
Sugaring, which started off pretty
well few days ago, has had setback.
Sap has stopped running and many
buckets are covered with snow. How
vain are all things here below; how
false and yet how fair! But then, there'll
be sugaring when the righs time arrives.
After six weeks of revival meetings in
this place it's mighty quiet with nothing
doing and and no place to 60 except to
the tavern and store. We trust great
good has been accomplished; the results
will show later "All things work to-
gether for good to them who love the
Lord" we are told. We all want to be
in that class.
Elinus Smith spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Burlington. He went down to
be present at the SOth anniversary of
the birth of his mother, Mrs. Maria E.
Smith, who lives with her son, Robert c.
About thirty were present, which in
cluded children and grandchildren-there
being eighteen of the latter present. Of
thehve daughters and three sons all were
there except one son who lives in Okla
homa. Besides the two sons there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Buker of Tef-
fersonvill, Mrs Clara Hawley of Col
chester, Lawrence Rogers of Underhill,
Mrs Hettie Alexander Mrs. R. o. PAYNE
and Mrs. Jersey Melendy of Burlington.
Mrs Smith was born in Underhill; her
husband has been dead several years.
The birthday anniversary was most
happy event and greatly enjoyed by ALL
Miss Viola Kneeland spent Sunday at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker were in
town over Sunday.
Attendance at Congregational Sunday
school last Sunday 70.
Fred Westover visited his mother and
brother, Edison Westover recently.
c. H. Kneeland has finished work tor
c. E. Burt of Stowe, and returned home
Carroll Newton and wife have moved |
in with Mr.. Newtons father, Sewell |
Newton.
Telephones have been placed in several |
homes on the ODER Hill road, so now
they are connected with the outside |
world.
Sanford Place has purchased farm
near No. Wolcott and moved his family |
there last Friday Mr. Places people |
are good neighbors, and will be missed |
BY a large circle of friends, who wish
them much happiness in their new home
Gihon Valley Grange we'll attended Sat
1rday evening, when the following excel
ent program, in charge of the Worthy
lecturer, was carried OUT Song, Grange
Choir Question-Do the times demand
greater cooperation and unity on the
,art of the farmers? (a) In study of
oils, X. w. Croker; (b) In selecting
eeds, A. c. Davis; (c) In buying fertili-
ers, Will Davis (d) Judging cattle, Wal
er Barnes; Music, Mrs. Allen; Reading,
oslo Midget; Reading, Mrs. Burdick
song, Lois and Ray Davis; Reading, Mrs
,laude Mudgett Reading, Eva Bailey
Iusic, Robbie Parker; Recitation, Goldie
Vescome; Violin solo, r. w. Croker;
'aper, Mabel Griswold; Song, Mr.. and
Irs. Carroll Stone; Discussion-How |
an farmers wives cooperate to mutual .
ene6t and profit? Mrs. Emma Davis,
Irs. Carroll Newton. In two weeks at
he next meeting, it is expected that some
pecial features will help to make the
rogram extra good.