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

Miss Lilah Waite spent Sunday with
friends at East Fairfield
Mrs. Mary Cross of HYDE Park, Mass.
is guest of Mrs. Ferdinand Gauthier.
Merritt Lee was called to Essex Centre
yesterday to attend the funeral of a
friend.
Miss Blanche Brigham, assistant cash.
ier at the National bank, is taking a va.
cation.
Miss Anna Gauthier is spending her va.
cation with friends at Alburg and Bur-
lington.
Miss Ruth Johnson of Bellows Falls
was recent guest at the home of A. E..
Wakefield.
c. A. Savery of Brandon was in town
Wednesday, with a view of purchasing
the hotel.
The Odd Fellows Hall and ante-rooms
are being papered with neat and attrac.
tive papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Robbins of Henni-
ker, N. H., are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Della Robbins.
N. A. Waterman and W. E. Tracey of
Johnson inspected the new county court
house yesterday.
Fred Papineau and daughter Esther of
Morrisonville, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Gauthier.
Perry Foster and his coterie of knights
of the paint brush are doing a very fine
Job of painting on the Odd Fellows block.
Mrs. J. J. Robbins Of Mooers, N. Y, is
spending a few days at the Phoenix, a
guest OF Mrs A. D. Robbins, her sister-in-
law.
c, L. Wescott, L. c. Udall and J. NJ.
Stevens, some of Waterville's representa-
tive citizens, were at the county seat
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shattuck of Eden
and Mrs. Geo. Hull OF St. Johnsbury are
spending a few days at the home of Mrs.
Melora Moves.
Mrs. Eva Boyce and daughter, Reba
who have been visiting here several weeks,
returned to their home In Leominster,
Mass, yesterday.
The Whitcomb farm trade between
Tnos. Moore and Edwin Stygles was con-
Summated last We dnesddy. otygles Il =
the farm and stock.
A daughter, Rebekah Grace, was born
to DR.. and Mrs. Goddard at Albany, VT,
Tuesday morning. This makes happy
family OF five children.
Miss Edith Bro vn who has been spend
ing the month of August here, left to-day
for short stay in Maine before return
ing to her home in Boston.
Mi SIS Lilab Waite has, by her request
been granted a years leave OF absence
from her position as a teacher in the pub
lie schools of Franklin, Mass, and will
spend the coming year at home.
L. H. Noyes had fine yearling colt at
the Fair, which took first prize in his
class. Another colt that attracted much
was shown by E. B. Collins and that
also was among the prize winners,
AS far as we can learn, Mrs. Hill, who
has just died, was the oldest resident in
town, being in her ninetieth year. AL
though not a native ito the manner
born," she had lived here over half CEN
tury.
The Miner brothers, L. A. and F. =, of
Kansas City, Mo, ana Harry Miner and
family of Kinmundy, ILL.,, who have been
visiting their parents and friends in the
East, have returned to their home in the
West.
The Hyde Park boys were so elated
over their victory with the MorrisVille
base ball team that they had jollifca-
ton Tuesday night. There was parade
and corn roast. Geo. Foss served soda
water in unlimited quantities.
September 1st village water and light
bills are due. If not paid within fifteen
days FIVE per cent. is added. These bills
can be paid F. NJ. Culver at the bank.
Remember there is no collector now togo
alter the money. You have to take it to
the treasurer.
Asbestos in large quantities is being
drawn to this place. The stuff is drawn
down in four-horse loads of about 6,200
lbs. 1t is nicely put up in sacks and
,asily handled. On the return trip, oil is
,arried back, which is used to run the
traction engine which Is now in use at
he plant, furnishing power for crushing
he asbestos, sc.
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