News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-12-25
NORTH HYDE PARK


II below zero Sunday morning.
The stores report good holiday trade
G. II. Souther was in Burlington Mon
day..
E. II. Ruggles is in Fairfax visiting a
sick brother
Frank Chaffee has sold his trotter to
A. F. Lock for 500.
Everybody dong it''-making Christ
mas presents these days.
W. B. Hurlburt drew in the first load
OF logs Monday morning.
w. S. Newcomb and wife were in town
Saturday, calling on friends.
Nathan Jones is recovering slowly. G.
V. Wright is caring for him.
w. b. Page has again taken up his
abode at the Hotel Beardsley.
Haven Billiard has gone to Burlington
to spend Christmas with his father.
Nathan Gallup has erected a blacksmith
shop; this makes four in this village.
Marshal ouDam is domiciled in the
now tene menJ over the Griswold's shop,
Fred Munson has completed his work
AZ Norrisvile and is at the Souther
stable.
Willis Ruggles has rented the Souther
a3attoir, and is giving it his personal az,
t9ntion.
The Foss shop was opened Monday,
aud will do repairs throughout tue log
ging season.
a splendid Christmas sermon was that
delivered at the Cong'l church last Sun
day by Rev. Mr.. Bowman.
The Mechanics have meeting Satur-
day evening. Officers will be elected and
degrees worked--al to close with So
claI. Refreshment will be served.
Installation OF the Daughters of Liberty
officers "Wednesday evening, Jan. 1st, at
G.. A. r. Hall Refreshments and fine
literary program. Full attendance is de
sired.
All members of the Aaron Keller Post
aud Aaron Keller W. r. c. are requested
to be present at their regular meeting
saturday evening, December 2S. Elec-
ton of officers.
New Years ball at Valley Hall We'd
nesday evening, January LIST, 1913. Every
body is invited. Oyster supper. Hal!
bill and supper 81 50percouple. Music:
Valley Hall orchestra, five pieces.
At the Cong'l church next sunday, the
afternoon service will be recognition OF
the Emancipation Proclamation. Mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic
and of the Woman's Relief Corps are es-
pecially invited 70 be present. The otfei-
ing of the day will be for the work of the
American Missionary Association, which
is carried on to large extent among the
negroes of the South This Offering will
count upon the annual appointment OF
the church for 1912. At the evening sell
vice the pastor will give a review of some
of the important events of the past year.
At the Cong'l Church on Sunday, at
the hour of Sunday School service, pro
gram appropriate to the Christmas sea-
son was rendered as follows: Reading by
Miss Vivian Parker, Longfellow's poem
1.-The Three Kings; Singing by the
Young Crusaders Glass, the Misses Ad-
ans, Foss, Ober and Jones; reading by
Miss Mudgett, christmas in DR.. Gren-
tells Country; song, James Parkhurst;
recitation by Miss Mildred Foss; reading
by Mrs. Ernest Page, Domett's "a Crist-
mas Hymn; singing by the Misses Mat
tie Westover and Bessie Foss. The Wo-
mans Relief Corps presented to the sun
day School a silk flag with metal stand
ara base. A vote of thanks was ven for
the same by the Sunday school. Verses
in recognition of lie flag were recited by
Orrin Joues aud the school joined in the
singing of " rhe Star Spangled Banner
Various Christmas hymns we're inter
spersed throughout the program. Miss
Doris kneeland was organist. An instru-
mental accompaniment for the children's
duet was played by Mrs. Westover. There
was good attendance.