News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
HYDE PARK

BENZ. Lillsy of Sheldon was in town
| Monday.
Thos. Moore is recovering nicely from
his recent fall.
Miss Belle Wheelock is visiting friends
in Woodbury..
Mrs. Nora Scofeld and children visited
relatives in Orleans recently.
Mrs. H. E. Straw and son George of
Stowe visited friends here recently.
A. L. Goddard is spending few days
IN Albany with his son, DR.. Goddard.
Mrs. Wilma Hanley of Essex visited
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Leach, yes
terday.
"Abe" Wakefield, who is confined to
the house by illness, is somewhat better
this week.
CLYDE Brown has gone to EvanstonA
H., where he has employment through
the summer.
Elmer (Dnby) Whitcomb went to the
White Mountains Monday, where be has
employment.
No picture show this. week, but fine
one next week. Prof. AlIan's pictures are
always of the best.
Mrs. 7. F. Mackres and child of Crafts
bury were visitors at the home OF her
father, Tohn Ladeau, a part of last week.
The Odd Fellows show their progress
siveness' by subscribing literally towards
the payment for the new walk recently
built on their premises.
Attorney General Brown, who came
here Monday on court business, was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter
They came in an auto and from here went
to Montpelier.
Lilley & Fletcher have been rejuvenating
the exterior of the R. S. Page farm house
on'the north road and their artistic ability
has greatly added to the appearance and
value of the same,
A flaw in the hammer that strikes the
hours on the town clock caused the same
to break and that is the reason that the
hours are not struck on the bell new
one has been ordered.
Several of the young lady L. {. A grad
yates OF the present year, have been taxi
ing college entrance "exams" the past
week with view of entering or seeing
if they could enter" college next fall.
The summer timetable went into effect
last Monday. Trains arrive here :-Ex-
press, going west, S:37 am; going east,
7:15 pm; mail, going east, $3.50 am;
going west, 6;O8 pm. Hyde Park tram
going east leaves at 500 am; arrives
at 9:10 pm.
Miss Dora Fairbanks entertained a
number of her lady friends at her pleas
ant home last Monday evening. "Halma"
was the principal source of amusement
and was greatly enjoyed. Dainty re-
freshments were served and all had de-
lightful time.
Tuesday next Ernest Page enters upon
his contract with the U. S. government
as driver of the northern stage route.
Ernest promises good and faithful SER
vice. Henry Adams and his son, "Ha ack,"
who have had the job for some time, will
take a well earred vacation. They Will
be greatly missed by their many friends
along the route.
There are those here who will be inter-
ested in the following matrimonial an
which comes from Ludlow,
Vermont ut:-Announcement is made OF the
of Miss Elizabeth Wilcox OF
Roselle. n. T., to Charles Edward Crane
of New York City. Miss Wilcox IS well
known in Ludlow through her visits to
relatives, and MIR. Crane is son OF Kew.
E. c. Crane, formerly editor OF the Ver-
mont Tribune. Mr.. Crane has had ex~
tensiye experience in newspaper work,
having followed the profession at differ
emf places in this country as well as IN
| ,ondou and Berlin. He is now on the
editorial staff of the Associated Press in
New York CITY. The wedding will take
nlace at Ludlow in the autumn.