News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-06-12
HYDE PARK

HYDE PAKk
"School is DONE"
Now the tomato plants.
Good enough weather now.
Frank Keller spent few days at home
recently.
Rev. d. L. Sanford of Hardwick was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Culver autoed"
to Barre las, Sunday.
Miss Stella Stowe of Newport visited
friends in town last Saturday.
Miss Lillian Nichols spent several days
recently with friends at Danville.
Clyde Brown "looked i'm on relatives
and friends a short time last week.
Homer Norway is building cement
walks on Col. Netherlands premises.
Geo. Foss and r. w. Hulburd were Wis
jtors at North Hyde Park last Monday.
Noyes Wood attended Grand Com
mandery meeting in Burlington yesterday
Claude Goodrich of st. Johnsbury spent
Saturday last mere as guest at Il. w.
Hulburd's.
Otis Hutchins of Niagara Falls spent
few days here recently, guest at Col.
McFarland's.
Fred Keller returned to Massachusetts
Monday. Mrs. Keeler will remain here
awhile longer.
Proctor Page reached home Tuesday,
from preparatory school at Washington,
for the summer.
Miss Emily Hulburd reached home last
week from Holyoke seminary for the
summer vacation.
Frost Friday night, little bit Satur-
day night and whole lot Sunday night
June is backward in coming forward"
A. e. Wakefield has moved into the
jailor's new residence and has the custody
of the Jail, which is now ready for
business.
The heavy rain and wind Monday eve
ming blew down tree or two, shook out
dead limbs and stirred up things rather
promiscuously.
Mrs. Gibson, aged 90 years, had her
first auto ride yesterday the guest
of Miss Doris DEMO. The young" lady
gteatly enjoyed the event.
Eugene Stufflebean and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond of Middlesex and
Geo. White and Chas. Lyon of Montpel-
ier were at Judge Whites last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Liley and daughter Anna
have returned to Vermont from Colorado
and are spending short time with Benz |
Lilley at Sheldon. Erwin Lilley visited
them there today.
The Misses Agnes and Marjorie HUI
burd left this morning for Boston, where |
they will visit relatives until Saturday |
and on that day will sail for Europe where |
they will spend several weeks in visiting
interesting points there. Miss Lois Red |
mond will join them at Boston and ac-
company them on the foreign trip.
A surprise" in the shape of linen
shower was given Miss Sylvia Whitcomb
last Friday evening. The occasion was a
most happy one and the young lady re-
ceived many useful linen articles. Re-
freshments and a social hour followed,
which was most heartily enjoyed by ALL
Again we call attention to the danger
GUS condition of the covered bridge on
Creamery Ave. Last Sunday an autmo-
bile ard a team colllded therein and
came very near serious accident. Either
rip off those sides or build new bridge
across the stream at a.proper angle. I'm
less something is done there the village
may be brought to considerable expense
for damage.
The Lamoile Association of Congrega-
tional ministers held its annual meeting
at this place last Friday and elected Rev.
V. NJ. Hardy of Morrisvile moderator
and Rev. j. w. Bowman of North Hyde
Park scribe. Matters pertaining to the
welfare of the churches this body repre-
sents were discussed aud an interesting
and profitable meeting was the result.
The association is not large, numerically.
but what it lacks in that direction is made
up in quality. Besides the above named
clergymen, Revs. Baker of Morrisvile,
Fuller of johnson and Trill of Hyde
Park were in attendance.
East Cambridge
G. e. Sheldon is in poor health.
Ralph Sye spent Saturday in Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon visited in John.