News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-12-04
HYDE PARK
Three weeks to Christmas.

Clyde Brown returned to the U. V. M
last Monday.
Merton Badger returned to his work in
New York Saturday.
w. N. Putnam has placed new hot all
furnace in his residence.
"Marsh" Shattuck is helping out at the
Inn during the court rush.
Miss Carrie Hubbard returned to her
school duties at Cabot Monday.
Ernest Hubbard has returned to the ag-
ricultural school at Randolph Center.
The Changers from this town attended
Pomona Grange at Morrisville to-day.
McKinstry Hill has been connected
with 1.-THE outside world" by telephone.
School opened up yesterday after the
Thanksgiving vacation with good at
tendance.
The next entertainment in the Lecture
Course, Saturday night The Maskers."
Do not miss it.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Kingsley of Bran
don spent few days recently at the
Hyde Park Inn.
j. S. Leach and wife and DR.. Leach
and family partook of Thanksgiving fes-
tivities at Cambridge.
The L. C. A. basket ball team met de-
feat at Hardwick last Wednesday night
by a score of 40 to To-
A few sleighs were out last Saturday,
but the thaw and rain has put them I'M
der cover again for awhile.
Mrs. Homer Norway spent few days
with friends at Waterbury Center and
Plattsburg, N. Y, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Fitch and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Sherwin partook of Thanks
giving goose at Charles Kramer's in Nor
risville.
Mrs. W. N. Putnam, Miss Frances Ham
ilton, Miss Alice Page, Hugh Scofeld
and r. w. Hulburd were in Burlington
last Friday.
Mrs. G. S. Page, who has been at At
lantic City with Senator Page for few
The Senator went to Washington.
The carcass of a fine looking COW was
dissected at the hide house Saturday and
its death found to have been caused by
piece of wire six inches long in it's lungs.
The firemen's dance at Odd Fellows
hall Thanksgiving night was well at
tended. All had fine time and good |
sum was added to the treasury of the fire |
laddies.
E. j. Smith, former principal of the |
school here, will complete his engage
ment with Congressman Plumley soon,
and then take up the practice of law at
Newport, going into partnership with
Frank c. Williams.
The evidence not being sufficient to
hold him, Hugh McGinnis charged with
breaking into VIII Biddles residence in
the northern part of johnson and taking
a quantity of cider theref;om, was re
leased from custody Monday
Ed. Richardson has closed up his apart
ments in the Lilley annex and gone to
work at logging for Norton Jones. ED
has recently returned from Watervlle,
where he put in several months as gener-
al utility man for Fred Mcfarland.
Ray Vaughan left Saturday night for
Chicago, where he has secured fine Job.
Ray is no stranger in that city, having
lived there several years, coming back to
Vermont some four years ago. He will
be missed by many here. His family will
Cemain here for the present.
Prof. Wilson of the L. C. A. is an as
pirant for a Rhodes scholarship appoint
ment at Oxford University in England,
The committee met at Burlington last
Friday and will make their appointment
Wednesday. Wilson is among the four
eligible candidates who passed the quail
flying examinations.
Miss Lillian Nichols, daughter of Mr.. \
and Mrs. Harry Nichols, of this place and
Ralph Kelsey of Danville, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening, Nov. 81.
at Morrisville; Rev. w. T. Best perform !
ing the ceremony. The bride was be. ,,
dressed in blue and wore a hat ,
to match. The happy couple are now =
spending their honeymoon with relatives ,
at Danville, after which they will reside |
for the present with the BRIDES parents Y
The groom is fireman on the Hyde Park /
train and is very popular with his fellow G
workmen. The bride has many friends t
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