News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-04-05
NORTH HYDE PARK

Flossy Graves is visiting Frank Nc
Nelly these days.
Luther Woods condition is very crit
cal at this writing.
Mrs. Odds is very i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. Carroll Martin is caring for her.
Mrs. Maude Gray and son visited a
Claude Mudgett's part of last week.
Mrs. Phoebe Odds is reported on the i'm
prove at present. She has been very
sick.
Mrs. q. M. Griswold is at Hyde Park,
spending the week with her sister, Mrs
Edwin Lilley.
Edwin Billiard visited his daughter
Mrs. G. l.. Gates at Morrisville, a few
days last week.
Not much new sugar on the Market as
yet, but lots of busted sap buckets on ex-
ibition for repairs.
Carroll Stone lost valuable cow last
week. He had two that were very sick,
but one recovered.
Kenneth Kneeland has been very i'll for
the past week with pneumonia. He is
now getting better.
Mrs. Fife Whittimore and daughter,
Marion of Eden visited at c. M. Gray's
the first of the week.
Mrs. E. A. Gallup has been i'll for the
60, 10, = Iii. & I,
her daughter, Mrs. Claude Mudgett.
Some of our wise friends and neighbors
next We trust they won't be disappointed.
Sad time for mosquitoes and house flies,
there won't one half creep unless the
weather sof,ens before the first of August.
There will probably be literary pro-
gram at the next Grange meeting. There
Is a large class to initiate, but tbs thought
best to wait little while until the roads
get better so that there may be good at
tendance.
Edwin Billiard received the news of the
death of his sister, Saolne Howard of
Milford, Mass. Mrs. Howard was born
here aud spent the early days of her life
here and SHE will doubtless be- remember
ed by many.
The local talent play, BREAD on the
Waters" went to Hyde Park last Thurs
day evening, and members of the cast
are very enthusiastic about their stay
there. Everybody was very kind to them
and they had a good sized audience con-
siderlug tue roads and weather.
News has been received of the death of |
Rev. Daniel Gregory who was pastor of !
the Advent church for several years. Mr.. |
Gregory moved from here to his present
nome in Newport five years ago. He was
/ man who commanded the respect and
owe of all who knew him and it is with
he sincere regret of the whole commun-
ty that the sad news is received.
Miss Grace Coolidge and Mrs; Coolidge
moved their household furniture to West
led last week, where they will reside
or the coming year. Miss Coolidge was
pastor of The Congregational church for
more than year, resigning because of
BOOT health, aud both she and her moth.
II will be missed very much in the church
where they both have taken an active
,art. Miss Coolidge takes with her the
pest wishes of all the people with whom
he has been 50 closely associated, for
Ter success in the work she undertakes.
The Knights of the Goth Century en-
ertained the members of the Kings
Daughters at the pleasant and hospitable
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kneeland
ionday evening. After the regular bust
less meetins the following program wa
.ven by the Knights: Music, Fred Heath;
oug, Albert Burke; reading, Ernest
'age; song, Charles Hadley; remarks, +
Ieo. Hazelton, Peariey Midget; song,
Iiss Price; song, Frank Kneeldnd. The I
uests were then invited to the dining
DOM which was prettily decorated, and y
there new sugar on snow with plain
oughnuts and pickles were served. Fol- ;
owing this sweetening-up process were
ames, altogether making a very pleas \
Mt evening. l.
The Grange Minstrels gave their enter.
,inment at Valley Hall last Saturday :
vening to very good-sized audience.
ba entertainment consisted of several
,ngs by chorus, jokes, solos, duets and t
farce. Mrs. Jennie Kneeland was in
,rlocutor. Solos were sung by Miss Hell n
a Croker, Miss Mentor Smith, Mrs. Ira
her. Ira Ober and Chas. Hadley. Duets
Y Cbas. Hadley and Mrs. Earl Gray lin 4
,stume) dwight and Bert Stearns; Rena
nd Gertrude Ober sang "Old Black joe" c
ollie Croker, Dwight and Bert Stearns a
nd Bert Kneeland sang "When the
oons are on the Move" A short farce,
,titled "Mrs. Blacks Pink Tea" was
ven at the close of the Ministries with
,e following characters: Mrs. Black,
,e hostess, Mrs. Mabel Griswold; Sara
,pa. the maid, Menta Smith; Pansy t,
lack, Mrs. Blacks daughter, Helen
rocker; Mrs. White, a guest who was Il
,ry original" Mrs. Clara Newton; ID
boda Cher. Stella Stearns. Eva CIocker