News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-03
x1.0O Year in Lamoille 90
x1.25 Outside of Lamoille Go
EYDE, PARK


yesterday.
Herbert Sherwin returned to Cornell
college yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Lamb was visitor in Bur.
lington yesterday.
Miss Helen Bowman Of Montpelier is
visiting at A. V. Wiswell's.
Homer Norway went yesterday to
Waterbury, where he has several weeks
job of plastering.
Miss Sylvia Whitcomb is spending a
few days. with friends at Bakersfield
not very "far" off
Elwin Peck, who now has job with
the Central Vermont Railroad, spent
few days here recently.
Mrs. Melora Noyes is quite ill., Her
daughter, Mrs. Shattuck, from Eden, is
stopping with her at present
A good time now to invest in footwear.
A general mark down in prices and some
excellent bargains in odd sizes at Woods.
Mrs. J. S. Leach is visiting relatives in
Burlington and Essex; gone down toget
acquainted with that nice new grand.
daughter.
Brigham Academy plays the L. c. A.
at basket ball here on Friday evening
the game.
The annual Campbell reunion will be
held Jan. 18th at Oscar Campbell's, Cen.
terville. All members please take notice
and govern yourselves accordingly.
Hugh Tyndall, who spent the holidays
at home, returned to Burlington yester-
day to resume his studies at the medical
college. He expects to add IN. D." to
his name next June.
The eighth birthday of Murray Noble
was the occasion of party in his honor
last Monday. Games were played, good
things were eaten and the little folks had
fine time. Murray received several
presents.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs Nora
Scofeld entertained her Sunday School
class ct little party. Games were
played and refreshments served after
which Master Hugh gave a postcard
picture show with his microscope.
Ralph Newcomb, who has lucrative
position with the General Electric Com.
Y Laa
a couple of weeks at home. Yesterday
he went to Mortified for few days
visit, and will then return to his work.
The post-office at Hyde Park has been
added to the postal savings banks list
and business will be started in that di.
rection here Jan. 18th. As only two per
cent interest is paid, while the local bank
pays 4, we do not apprehend that any
vast amount of business will be done by
your Uncle Samuel in that direction.
Still there may be those who will invest
in the postal savings bank because it is
government affair. But the deposits will
not be in large amounts, we think, be-
cause Of the above reason.
The remaining columns have been put
up supporting the porch TO the new
court house. They present fine appear
ance. There is general regret, however,
that such a fine building is to have
wooden steps at its entrance. They are
OF short duration and re building them
every few years, will, according to gen.
eral opinion, cost more than concrete
steps would if put in now. 1t is easy to
find fault and butt in" but we think if
the committee will consult public opinion
they will hear a loud request tor stone
Or concrete steps.
Bliss Lodge, I. o. o F., installed the
ollowing officers last evening, D, D. G. NJ.
Blake officiating; N. g., F. H. Strong;
7. G., John Miner; Secretary, c. Sinclair;
?. S, D. H. Scribner; Treasurer, H. B.
-anpher; W., R. Vaughan; Con, E. r.
,illev; Chap, p. G. Blake; r. S S., Ed
yar Pratt L. S. S.. E. Whitcomb; r. 5.
I. G.. A. Perry; L. S. n. G., H. Morey;
z. S. v G., P. A. Wakefield; L. S. Y. G.,
> P. Hill; l. g., P. Foster o. g., H.
Nichols. After the installation an oyster
upper, with all the eceteras was served
" the Noble Grand and Vice Grand.
t was nicely served and highly eu-
Dyed bv all. A pleasant event was the
,resentation OF a sum of money to Geo.
lockwood, the retiring Secretary, who
las served in that capacity the past
our years.
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