News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-08-30
HYDE PARK.

DIX LOOK buO bouShoip
here last week.
Supt. Harding of Bakersfield was in
town last Saturday.
School in all departments of the L. G.
A. com mences on Tuesday next.
w. d. Strong's family returned from
camp at Lake Elmore last Monday.
Miss Mary Miner of Kimundy, Illinois,
spent Monday with Miss Doris DeNio.
Frank Keller is home for a short va
cation and will give close attention to the
Fair
Miss Marion Pike of Stowe was a re-
cent visitor at the home of her uncle, f.
NJ Culver.
The Mcfarland family have closed their
summer camp at Caspian Lake and are
again at home.
j. M. Hill of Morse's Line. and Mrs.
Stella Carmen, his daughter. were at F.
p. Hills last Friday.
Miss Halle Gates returned last Satur-
day from weeks visit with her sister
at New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Bessie Thornburgh and child and
Willie Merrill of Waltham, Mass, are
visiting relatives in town.
D. HI. Scribner and family and their
guests, HI. K. Skinner and family, were
in Waterbury on Sunday last.
Miss Verreault, French stenographer
in Pages Office. is spending two weeks
vacation at her home in Quebec.
Miss L. N. Parker, maJron of the Hard
wick hospital, spent Saturday last here
with her friend, Mrs. e. G. Page.
the Kueeland sisters, who have been
here more or less through the summer,
have gone to Elmore, where they have
positions as teachers.
Rev. f. Alliot of Winooski officiated at
the services at st. Teresa's church last
Sunday, in the absence of Rev. Fr. Crosby
who was at Hardwick.
Brigham Mcfarland went to Barre last
Friday for his auto, returning with it the
same day. The machine looks none the
worse for the tumble it took.
The electric lights were turned on in
the new church last week for the first
time. The former church was finely
lighted, but this one is much better.
Earl r. Boyce of Bolton, Mass, and
Miss Norma r. Nugent of Windham, Me-,
spent few days here recently, visiting
the formers grandparents, L. S. Girls
void and wife, and other relatives.
We are indebted to Geo. White for late
copies of the Fresno and Clovis, Calf,
newspapers. There are those here who
will be pleased to learn that Curtis
Downer, his son.in-law, and family are
living there also.
Feed your banana skins to the horse.
He likes them and this is a much better
way of disposing of them than throwing
them on the sidewalks. Htven'c any
horse Well, why not give them to your
neighbours horse?
E. r. Lilley and wife returned from
their Burlington visit last Friday. They
report the Undertakers' Association as
made up of most genial lot of people
and will long remember acquantances
made and the pleasant outing of 1911.
A large audience listened to a very able
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Lamb at the opera
house last Sunday morning. Beginning
next Sunday, the evening services which
have been suspended through the sum-
mer months. will be resumed, conn none
ing at 7. 80 o'clock.
Advertised Letters:-Mariana Tiepal-
tro, Fred Cousenor, Rev. C. B. Davis,
Tom Holland, L. W. Rowell, F. Fl. Rock
well, Clarence Billings, Geo. Perkins,
Mrs. Edward Campbell, Hattie Blake.
Cards :-Verda Shumway, w. M. Rol-
Inns, Willard Jones, M. Headle, Alma
Clark, E. j. Blunt, Cecilia Jouait, Grace
Cleaves.
Paul Ladoo and son, Raymond, of Leo.
minister, Mass, are visiting in town. Mr..
Ladoo went from here about thirty-five
years ago, but has not lost his affection
for the town of his youth, visiting here
every few years, and takes delight in
coming back and renewing acquaintance.
His son, who is in his 18th year, is a
Harvard sophomore, and is making his
first visit to Vermont.
Charles Temple and wife of Auburn
dale, Mass, are visiting his uncle, E. c.
White. Mr. Temple is an Eden boy, but
has been away from Vermont many years
He has served several years as "a conduc-
tor on the Boston &c Albany R. r., run
ming on fast train between the two
points. Like all Vermonters he is glad
to get back home occasionally.
E. L. Rogers and wife of Berwick, La,
visited his aunt, Mrs. V. D. Fitch, and
other relatives here part of the last
week. Mr.. Rogers was engaged in the
mercantile business here twenty years
ago keening store whera Enss is noIu