News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-05
HYDE PARK
Big storm on the way.

Miss Agnes Hulburd returned to Hol
yoke college yesterday.
DR.. Orista Barr spent Sunday here with
his friend, DR.. Wakefield.
The Odd Fellows worked degree last
night, followed by refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jackson of Woods
willie, N. Fl. were guests at Walter Strong's
last Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Ferguson went to Burling-
ton this morning to spend several weeks
with relatives there.
Mrs. Genge, the mother of the late DR..
Genge. spent several days here recently
at the home of H. C. Cristy. .
Miss Helen Gray of Burlington spent
several days here with her friends, the
Misses Marjorie and Emily Hulburd.
Reports of a very encouraging nature
continue to come from Mrs. Goodhue,
who is at the Fanny Allen Hospital. She
is improving daily.
c. A. Knight has sold his Common
wealth Ave. residence to G.. S. Page.
When vacated by Mr.. Knight it will be
occupied by Chas. Lyon.
The Cong'l Sunday School has elected
these officers for 1910: Sup't., D. HI.
Scribner; Asst. Sup't., BENZ. Atwell;
Sec'y., Miss Grace Blake; Treas, Carroll
G.. Page.
AS Rev. Mr.. Lamb will not begin his
pastoral labors here until Sunday, Jan.
23d, the only services held at the Cong'l.
church jan and 10th will be the Sab
bath school.
The Ladies' Aid and all others interest
ed will meet at the church ON Thursday
afternoon next for the purpose of Clean
ing up. A large attendance is desired, as
there is plenty to do.
Rev. Fir. Lachance of Fairfield spent
Sunday with his brother, Rev. N. J. La
chance, and Sunday morning preached
the sermon, an able and interesting one,
at st. Teresas church.
Edward Godette and family returned
Tuesday from visit of several days with
relatives in Addison County. While alb
sent the tonsorial room was looked after
by Prof. Sinnott of Morrsville.
Many will regret to learn of the serious
illness with pneumonia of Mrs. James T.
Sabin of Montpelier, a daughter of the
late G. B. Waite, formerly of Cady's Falls
but of late resident of Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Goddard observed
their 44th wedding anniversary Sunday
by giving family dinner party at which
fifteen relatives were present. 1t was a
happy time and forecast of what the
50th anniversary will be.
Fred Miner has returned west where he
has been in business with his brother for
the past four years. In addition to his
previous business he will at present be
located in Chicago, having charge of a de-
partment of an automobile establishment.
For the past ten days this village has
had its electricity from the Morrisville
plant. A week ago Sunday the "exciter''
broke and it has taken some time to have
it repaired. This generosity again shown
the village by its neighbor is greatly ap-
preciated
Many in this section will regret to learn
Of the death of G. Allen Noyes, for several
years during the sos grocery salesman
northern Vermont. He died
last week at Bethlehem, N. H., where for
q number of years he has been keeping a
summer hotel.
Paul J. Ladoo, of Leominster, Mass,
again very generously remembered the
Sunday school of this place with fine
lot of Christmas candy boxes. A Christ
mas entertainment without this gift from
this good friend would seem strange in
deed in Hyde Park.
The basket ball game with East Hard
wick scheduled to be played at the local
Gym last Thursday evening, did not ma
terialize, owing to the non-appearane eof
the visitors. At the last minute the tele-
phone revealed the fact that they were
not coming. Burlington High School
IS expected here tomorrow, Thursday,
evening. A good game is assured and it
IS hoped that there will be large attend
ance. The game will be called as near
eight o'clock IS possible.
Owing to the inclement weather the at
was not as large as it might 9TH
srwise have been at the social of the Home
Culture Club given by Mesdames Foster,
Leach and Stevens at the hospitable
home of the latter on Monday evening.
The hostesses had prepared fine enter
and those who did attend had a
very delightful time. New Years Reso>
utions'' was the chief source of amuse~
ment and a reading by Mrs. Stella God-,
lard was full of interest. Refreshments
we're served.
CAMPBELL REUNION. =. The annual
meeting of the Campbell Reunion So
ciety will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Jeffords, at the home of John Peck.