News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-04-19
HYDE PARK
he Klark-Urban Co. is all right.

Decidedly backward is this Spring.
Miss Halle Gates was visitor in Bur-
lington Wednesday last
Miss Jennie Fleetwood has gone to
Waterbury for few days.
Miss Grace Hodgkins of johnson Is
stopping at Judge Whites.
Mrs. Frank Brown spent Saturday last
with relatives in Cambridge.
Miss Iva Bennett is spending few days
with relatives at East Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Leach spent Sunday
at Winooski with their son Wilson.
Miss Grace Smith from Burlington is
visiting her uncle, Lincoln Griswold.
Next winters supply of coal for the
st. J. & L G. depot was put in last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Geo. Thorp and Master George
Washington went to ST. Adams Saturday
for few days visit.
W. p. Boomhower of Montpelier was in
Gown Friday evening, on his way to look
over his real estate interests in Eden.
Owing to the bad condition of the roads
the northern stage was unable to get
through to this place last Saturday night.
Sugar parties were given in various To-
calities ON Sunday last. Among them
were those at Edgar Pratt's, Geo. Gales
and Edwin Peck's.
Frank Mihill of this town and Miss
Sylvie Bowen of Wilmington, N. Y, were
married at the Cong'l manse last Satur-
day by Rev. Mr.. Lamb.
There is joy in the house of Edw. Lii
ley over the arrival of girl No. 2 in that
household. The young miss put in an
appearance last Sunday.
Arthur Griswold, who has been living
in Montgomery, has returned here and he
and his family are stopping for the pres
>ent with Lincoln Griswold.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, who has been in
Florida through the winter, returned to
this place Monday and is visiting at
at the home of Lincoln Griswod.
Clarence Parker was at home over Sun
day. Boxer has become quite attach
ed to St. Johnsbury and thinks there is
no place like the 1" lily white town.
Mrs. Jessie Wescom of Eden, who has
been at the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment, is spending couple of weeks
here with her sister, Mrs. Lincoln Girls
wold
At a special meeting of the Rebekahs
last Wednesday evening the degree was
worked upon one candidate, after which
there was social hour when cake and
ice cream were served.
A card received from V. L. Griswold
announces his safe arrival at Colorado
Springs. He had fine trip out and is
giving attention now to gardening. He
is we'll pleased with the country and his
new home.
The list of Deputy Game Wardens as
given in this paper last week, were APP
pointed by State Fish and Game Commits
sioner Titcomb, and not by County Game
Warden Stevens as we announced. Mr..
Stevens simply recommended and Mr..
Titcomb did the rest.
A large audience were present at the !
Easter services at the Town Hall last
excellent music. there being two Eas.
ter anthems. There was profusion Of !
flowers which included several lilies. !
Rev. Mr.. Lamb gave an excellent dis !
course appropriate to the occasion.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Lamb |
preached a sermon commemorative of the
fire of year ago, taking for his text
Eco. 7:14, I'm the day of prosperity be
joyful, but in the day of adversely con-
slider; God also has set one over against
the other" He alluded to the fire which
made great destruction here, and called
attention to the good results that have
alre idy come and would continue to come
from the disaster.
The entertainment given last Thursday
evening at Academy Hall, under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' Aid, was largely at
tended The "Baby Drill given by sew
eral little tots was very nicely rendered
and showed much pains and care in drill
ing. This was under the direction of Mrs.
DeNio and daughter Doris, to whom is due
much for the labor put into it. The farce,
"The Teeth of Gift Horse" followed
this and was exceedingly funny-thep parts
being taken by Misses Marjorie and Emf
ly Hulburd, Miss DeNio, Mrs. Chas. God
dard and Messrs. Atwell and Harding. A
prom and a social followed, at which
were served. The ladies
took in over $4,000.