News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-02-02
NORTH HYDE PARK

Mrs. Calvin Warren remains abou
the same.
l., p. Butts has been on the sick lis
the past few days
The Rev. DR.. Holden of Chicago hat
charge OF the revival meetings now go
ing ON In the Advent church. Heal
him.
MI. l.. p. Butts was called to Stowe
Monday to attend the funeral of hel
mother, Mrs. Mum, who died at Water
bury last week.
Lovely weather these days. Every.
body ought to be happy /; II not ii must
be their own fault; give thought tC
those poor fellows out in Spain, drown.
ing aid starving. Sad indeed!
The Paris floods suggest to us what a
fearful catastrophe would befall Us II
the good old Gihon should get on the
rage like the Seine. Gosh! but what a
hustling there would be around North
Hyde Park ~. .aV.
We remain here, as usual, enjoying
the beauties Of nature, especially human
nature. which Is more fascinating than
all other kinds of nature we have ever
became acquainted with on ife's,roug h
and rugged journey.
Elmer Stutflebean has started a new
industry on johnson street. 1t Is known
as the ''cane seat chair repairing shop"
where new cane seats are put in place
nf the old bottomless ones. Bring them
a,o x; he'll do the work good and make
yeryuody happy.
Don't overlook the revival meetings
IN, h..A nj th,c Tnav
began Tuesday evening and are full of
interest. while the lamp holds out to
burn, Is meant for the humblest and
lowest as well as the loftiest-so there
is room for all of US. - -
The revival meetings in the iCongl
church closed last week. There was a
good attendance throughout and Miss
Jones made many friends while here.
AS to converts, we are unable to state at
this writing. but it is certain that much
good has been accomplished. May the
NOBLE efforts of this Christian lady not
be in vain, here or elsewhere.
No, that was not North Pole expe-
dition which passed through this place
Monday morning. 1t looked like a
crowd in search of Cook, butclose inves
tigation proved them to be some highly
respected citizens on their way up to
Corey Pond, not to fish, but to put up
some ice with which to make Ice cream
and other cool things next summer.
About twenty-five of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Jones gathered at their home near here
last SATURDAY evening. The time was
Pleasantly spent in games and music.
Light refreshments were served. After
q most enjoyable evening the guests
departed to their homes, all regretting
that Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are soon to
leave them.
Our old friend Alfred Crowell wishes
us to say that the party who recently
stole or carried away his OK yoke and
bows and staple and rings,as well as his
aged and dearly beloved rooster, weigh
ing between eight and ten pounds, de-
cidedly tough, but beautiful Grower, a
voice that excells the outlandish yawp
of those oughtomobiles and which could
be heard in the dead of night or early
morn, that if they will return them to
his quiet and peaceful abode all will be
forgiven. Otherwise they may get a
or stop with the sheriff.
Little Flossie Jones is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Fleming visited
her parents last week.
Mitchell Wescom and wife visited their
son in Belvidere last week.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sabbath
School last Sunday was fifty-four.
Mrs. Emma Bailey was sick with
cold last week. Miss Edith Place is
for her.
W. Jeffrey, State Deputy, visited the
Jr. Order of American Mechanics at this
place Friday evening.
Uncle Jacob Ober is seriously i'll at the
home C. M. Gray. 1t was thought Sum
lay he could not live but short time.
School closed January 14th. Those in
The primary room having no absent
marks for tire terms are: Claude Knee
and, Fenno Grimes and Howard Rug
yles. Those with no absent marks for
he term are Glenna Adams, Muriel Bail
~, Mildred Foss. Flossie Jones, Harold
Jones, Gerald Kneeland. Harold Dean 3,
Kneeand, Kenneth Kneeland, Gaylord
Nestover, Louise Wiltshire, Harold Foss,
Otto Foss. Total number of pupils 20.
HELEN CROKER, Teacher.