News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-10-26
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Joan Griswold spent Sunday with
friends in Morrisville.
Mrs. c. S. Page and daughter Alice are
in Montpelier this week.
Postmaster Cheney of Stowe was in
town last Monday on business.
Col. and Mrs. Mcfarland spent Sunday
with Capt. Mcfarland at Waterville.
F. H. Strong has purchased the house
on Depot street occupied by A. E. Wake
field.
Miss Grace Mcfarland went to Boston
last Friday, where she will probably re-
main this winter.
Potatoes are being brought in. here
quite numerously. Thirty cents bushel
is the price paid.
Miss Majorie Brown of Orleans is visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. V. D.
Fitch, at The Elms.
The food and rummage sale last Satur-
day afternoon and evening Melted the
Ladies' Aid the good sum of $25.01
Mrs. Annette Llley visited at Sheldon
part of the past week and the first of
this week started for Denver, Colorado.
A very enjoyable dancing party, with
an attendance of about thirty couples,
was given at the Phoenix Friday evening"
Ingalls, Godfrey and bride from Albany,
N. Y, were recent visitors here at the
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The skaters have finished the roofs on
the Town Hall and Odd Fellows block
and are now at work on the Fairbanks
house.
If anybody can put Harlie Jones on the
track of his shepherd dog, which strayed
away while ago, they will receive many
thanks.
The ice house on the Lilley lot on
Church street has been sold to G. S. Page
and will be moved onto the latter's land
adjoining.
Miss Halle Gates and Miss Majorie
Hulburd are among those who will attend
the Governors ball at Montpelier to- NOR
row night.
Wallace Spaulding of Wolcott was in
town last Saturday. He does not appear
to be as anxious to dispose of his real es-
tate here now as he was at one time.
Bert Goodell and daughter of Water
bury visited at Jennie Ellinwood's last
Saturday and Sunday. Bert is son of
oil xrbn L.;
with Miss Ellinwood.
Real estate is booming here just now.
James Eaton reports that he has sold
three building lots out on his land on
Prospect Avenue, on which residences
are to be put up at an early date.
The new reservoir on Fitch Hill looms
up magnifceptly and, when approaching
this village from the Plains road looks
like fort. 1t is suggested that when
the roof is on it would be good place to
float "Old Glory" as it could be seen at
long distance.
Fred A. Standish of Montpelier was
in town last Wednesday afternoon and
put in spare hour or two very nicely by
giving several young ladies delightful
auto ride. The event was greatly enjoyed
by both Mr.. Standish and the aforesaid
young ladies'.
Miss Grace Trudo, the fifteen year-old
girl whose disappearance we noted last
week, was found at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Harris, at Mechanicsville, Vt. She
was taken to Vergennes and committed
to the Industrial School, where she went
willingly and appears to be happy there.
That flock of turkeys that Norton Jones
bought in Canada reached here Thursday
and were unloaded and driven to Center
vile, where they are being got into shape
for the Thanksgiving market. There
were 1904 in the flock and all reached
herr in good order, except one, which
was ilred in fight The duty on them
was - per pound. They are fine
lot OF Oir,ls.