News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-02-23
HYDE PARK.

No r. f. D, mail yesterday; it being a
legal holiday.
r. w. Hulburd was in Worcester, Mass.
last week on business.
Miss Marjorie Hulburd spent several
days in Burlington recently.
An interesting lyceum was held at the
l.. G. A. on Thursday evening last.
Rev. Mr.. Lamb has gone to his former
home at Bridport for a few days visit.
Col. Mcfarland attended the bankers
gathering at Woodstock on Thursday last.
The banks were closed yesterday be-
cause the Father of His Country" had
g birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onias Whlttemore of
Eden were guests at j. t. Stevens the
latter part of the past week.
Bert Noyes and bride returned from
their We ddug tour last Saturday evening
and are stopping for the present at DR..
Stevens.
The recent thaw has caused water to
run down through many a roof in the
place ana there has been quite a husting
time in chopping off the ice and shovel
ing snow from the roofs.
The choir of the Cong'l church has
been greatly augmented by the addition
of several young voices, which is great
addition and increases the interest in the
yp1Sioal mort II tho carvicoc
The Knights of King Arthur, a very
interesting ana progressive club com
posed of well-selected young gentlemen,
had meeting last week, which was we'll
attended and greatly enjoyed,
AS is his custom every year, Rev. Mr.
Lamb will preach next Sunday morning
on the ''License Question" Everybody,
no matter what their views on this quesA
ton, cordially invited to attend.
There was no school at L. g. A. Mon
day and Tuesday. The latter was the
birthday of the memorable G. W. and the
former day was enjoyed by the teachers
in visiting other schools, as the law pro-
vides.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knight have been
visiting relatives in Canada the past few
days. They go this week to Washington
for a short visit and from there to their
new home in Oregon. Their goous were
CARED today.
The interests of any community are
best served by mo License We do
not believe this town wants any change
in that objectionable past three years
have been mo- and 1t is we'll to continue
along those lines.
The February Supper by the Ladies'
Aid was largely attended on Wednesday
of last week-nearly one hundred being on |
hand to partake of the usual good spread |
and enjoy an hours entertainment in |
music and literary. An excellent program
it was and all enjoyed every minute of it. |
Judge White has received notice of the |
death of his old schoolmate and friend, |
Anselmo B. Smith who died at Denver,
Colo, Feb. End. Mr. Smith was a native |
of Eden, but went away from that town |
some forty years ago and had not visited |
there until last summer. He was II years
old and is survived by wife and three
children.
The Town Reports for Hyde Park, the
most voluminous we have had in some
time, are out and copy has been mailed
to every taxpayer in town. 1t should be
studied and note made of the
expenses in the several departments, so
that when you attend town meeting you
can act intelligently upon all matters that
come up at that time.
Elbridge Holbrook was presented with
a surprise bag" last Friday. The bag, as
large as bushel, is filled with packages
from his friends In this and neighboring
towns. Twice a day a package is taken
out and its contents are inspected. The
patient, who has been confined to his bed
for six months, greatly enjoys this novel
from his friends and is verv
thankful to them for thus remembering
him, as well as to those who conceived
the idea.