News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-03-22
HYDE PARK.


We we're ee travelling on wheels lastsyeal
this time.
Senator Page attended a railroad meet
ing at st. Johnsbury Monday.
Frank st, Clair expects to open his
t'Star Restaurant this week. -
r. w. Hulburd was in st. Johnsbury
Monday on professional business.
Miss Ruth Billiard of Burlington is
visiting her friend, Miss Doris DeNio.
Judge White has been in Montpelier
the past two days on probate business.
Miss Marjorie Hulburd returned from
her Boston visit last Wednesday evening
Miss Helen Wood is home from Mid
dlebury college for awhile, having trouble
with her eyes.
A few friends enjoyed new sugar of a
superb quality at Edwin Peclk's last Sat
urday afternoon.
Geo. Thorp was in town over Sunday.
He now has a position with a railroad
company in Montreal.
Frank Webb and wife, who came here
about year ago from WATERFOWL, N. Y,
have returned to that place.
Artist Andrus has painted some addi-
tional scenery for the opera house. ALI
up to his usual good standard.
Miss Agnes Hulburd attended the we'd
ding of her friend, Miss Agnes Stephens,
at Albany, N. Y, last Saturday evening.
V. L. Griswold is visiting in town. He
expects to leave soon for Colorado, where
he will make his home with his son Leon.
The Basket Ball team has been photo
graphed by Bentley. They are a hand
some group and the photographer did a
very commendable job.
A paper recently received from Ernest
Gehrig, formerly of this office, indicates
that he is doing business now ON the Or
ange, N. j., Chronicle.
Geo. Foss found his horse dead in the
barn last Wednesday morning; acute in
digestion the cause. The horse was used
on the delivery team and was good one.
"Col." Sawyer, former hotel clerk
here, was recently operated on at hos
pital in Burlington for hernia. He has
recovered and says he is ''as good as
new"
Last Thursday was 'one of the worst
days of the winter. The snow blew in
all directions and the thermometer ran
low-making the day very disagreeable
one in which to be out. !.
Thirty-three complies attended the Odd
Fellows dance last Friday evening. Next
Friday evening the event will include
new sugar and doughnuts at 25c. per cou-
pile. Dancing SOC. per couple. General
invitation extended to ALL
A very interesting meeting was that
held at the opera house last Sunday even.
ing, at which addresses were given by
Senator Page, Col. Mcfarland, r. w.
Hulburd and Rev. Mr.. Lamb on Hyde
Parks future. All expressed themselves
of the belief that this village was making
a good showing in the way of rebuilding
and making better village on the ruins |
OF the great fire.
Two couple who came over from Nor
wisville to the dance last Friday night. |
were upset in a snowdrift at Cady's Falls, |
and the horses, hitched to two-seated !
sleigh. ran away, making good time from |
the Falls up to the top of the depot hill. |
The occupants were split out and the |
sleigh made the distance over on is side. |
The horses were somewhat winded and |
the sleigh considerably damaged when |
horses were stopped. The occupants es
capped unhurt.
The Rebekahs mad very fine time at
their special last Wednesday evening.
This was the first time degree work has
been exemplified since the big fire, when
the lodge lost all of its regala and robes.
For several weeks rehearsals have been
in progress, getting ready for this event,
at which time four were made members
of the order. All of the parts were well
taken and the degree team, Respondent
in white, performed their parts admir-
ably, receiving many compliments for
the same. After the work there were re-
freshments and social hour.