News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-11-23
HYDE PARK.
Got your sleigh ready ?

Got your sleigh ready E?
Got your storm doors up?
School is out for weeks vacation.
"Six days shalt thou labor and do all
thy work"
r. w. Hulburd made business trip to
Windsor yesterday.
Gushing Nichols, who is 81 years old, is
in quite poor health.
Subscriptions to Village Improvement
Society stock are now due.
Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sunday in Cam
bridge with her sister Carrie.
Capt. Waite was in Burlington and
Montpelier the latter part of the past
week on business trip.
E. l.. Stebbins of New Britain, CONF,
spent several days here recently at the
home of E. G. Sherwn.
Alcide Belise has moved onto the Will
lard Whitcomb farm and will carry on
the same for Thos. Moore.
The town hall is being wired for cleo
tricity. Willis Terrill is doing the work
in the most approved style.
Mrs. A. l.. Goddard returned last Fri
day from visit of several days with her
sun, DR.. Goddard, in Albany.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Lamb
gave very interesting discourse appro-
pirate to the Thanksgiving season.
The two flats in the Odd Fellows build
ing are to be occupied the coming year
by Geo. Eastman and Col. Mcfarland.
The entertainment at the L. C. A last
Friday evening was we'll attended. The
basket ball team realized about 5000
therefrom.
Rev. FIR Lachance held monthly ser
vices in Greensboro last Sunday. His
place here was filled by Rev. FIR. Ledoun
of Burlington.
Rev. Mr.. Lamb preached at North !
Hyde Park last Sunday afternoon for |
Miss Coolidge, who was unable to fill
her pulpit because of illness.
B. E. Reynolds, the real estate man
from Burlington was in town Monday.
Reynolds has the faculty of getting off
some very good real estate trades in this
county.
Geo. Eastman, night superintendent of
the electric light station, has gone to
Manchester, N. H., to spend a few days
with relatives. During his absence Cliff
ton Hood is filling his place.
Loren Marley, that skillful manipula-
tor of the needle, has been plying his art !
the past week at the homes of customers
in this village. Loren has few equals of
either sex in the art of sewing.
Rev. j. G. Bailey and family, a former
pastor here, writes that they are spend
ing the winter in SanAntonio, Texas,
where they are enjoying themselves.
They send best wishes to all old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Ladoo of Leomin-
ster, Mass, observe their 25th wedding
to- day. the 23rd. Best wishes
go out to them from a lot of Hyde Park
friends for many more years of united
HdpplueSS.
On Monday evening of next week, the
2Sth, a special village meeting will be
held to take action on a proposition of
renting the old church for term of years
for the use of the fire department and
other purposes by she village. A large
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Collie Stone Hubbell from Wolcott
visited friends here last Thursday and
Friday. Thursday was her 6Sth birthday {
and she spent that day with her old ]
school-mate,- Mrs. Ellen Patch Page. 1t ]
is needless to say that the two girls" had {
a real good time in talking over old school s
day events. In honor of the birthday {
Miss Page made a cake on which were ,
The figures "6S" surrounded by wax
tape e..