News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-05-03
NORTH HYDE PARK
3. Merritt Earl is Ill.

Mrs. Orphela Brown Is working for Mrs.
Joseph Foss.
Mrs. Bertha Broadway is working at the
Valley House.
Haven Billiard went to his home in
Burlington Friday, returning Monday.
Miss Hazel French is boarding at G. B.
Aliens while attending the village school.
Miss Bessie Tillotson, the primary
teacher, is boarding with Mrs. Guy New
ton.
Mrs. Alice Allen is keeping house for
Mrs. G. .Whittemore while she is teach
ing school.
Mrs. A. M. Cheney, who is working at
johnson visited her brother, Frank Chat
fee, over Sunday.
Harold Dean Kreeland, who has been
i'll with appendicitis, is better so that he
is attending school. .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burt of Belvi-
dere visited at John Amadon's recently,
returning home Sunday.
Earl Kneeland, who has been working
for Sidney Newcomb at Cady's Falls, has
finished work and is at home.
d. S. McAllister had to shut down his
mill part of the day Tuesday owing to
the high water following the thunder
shower
Recent news from Mr.. Burleson, who
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, is very en-
couraging.
A.tRushford is painting his buildings
white with red trimmings, making them
look very attractive. Mr.. Rushford is as
sisted by Hugh McGinnis and Archie
Stearns of johnson.
Among those who began teaching op
Monday morning were Earl Gray in the
Doty District, Mrs. Earl Gray on ODER
Hill, Dan Corse in the Stearns District in
Eden and Clara Corse on the North Road
In Eden.
The village school began Monday with
Miss Tilloison as primary teacher and G..
B. Allen in the grammar room, owing to
the nOn-arrival of the teacher engaged
for that school. The attendance is good
this term.
A severe thunderstorm visited this
place Monday evening after very warm
day. The storm lasted about two hours.
The lightning was very sharp and struck
once not. far from the hotel Charles
Kneeland's telephone was burned out:
also F. S. Hazards.
The sugar house belonging to Charles |
Kneeland burned to the ground last Sat-
uIday evening at about II o'clock. They |
had been boiling in the evening, and it is
thought it caught fire from a spark. All |
of the sugar tools excepting the buckets |
were burned, The sugar house was in
sured.
Remember the Grange meeting Satur- |
day evening. The comforting of the first |
degree and short literary program will |
follow the regular business meeting. Let |
all the members who have not been for
some time during the season of bad roads |
and sugaring make a special effort to be
present at this meeting, as good time is
assured.
Fifty couples attended the May dance
at Valley Hall Monday evening. Good
music was furnished by Valley Hall Or.
chestra. There was quite large num-
Der present from Eden and johnson. Sup
per was eaten in the dining room by
those who brought boxes and all who
cared for it were served supper at the
Valley II use. A good time is the YER
dict of all
Miss Price, pastor of the Cong'l church,
who is State Field Secretary for the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Vermont Do
nestle Missionary Society, left Tuesday
morning to take up the duties devolving
on that office. During the month of May
she will cover Washington and Windsor
counties. During her absence the work
here will be carried on by the Rev. John
Elliot Bowman, who has been serving as
pastor of the Westfeld church.