News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-10-01
HYDE PARK
Rummage Sale Oct. 2, 8 and A.


Philip, of Albany, were here part of last
week.
r. w. Hulburd and Fred Muzzey made
an auto trip to Island Pond and Newport
last Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Valleau of Hart
ford, Conn.,, spent the past week here at
the home of ii. A. Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Putnam and Mrs.
DeNio and daughter were visitors in
Burlington last Thursday.
Elmer Whitcomb (Dubby) has returned
from the White Mts. where he was en-
ployed throughout the summer.
Communion will be observed at the
Cons'i church next Sunday morning; pre-
paratory lecture Thursday evening.
Senator Page and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Lewis were visitors in
Westfield last Saturday-the Senator's
native town.
There'll be scarcity of sweet cider
this fall, all because there are no apples
with which to make it. "Glory be" says
some, while others say TOO bad"
Potatoes are being CARED decidedly
fast these days the price being so cts,
which is pretty good for a starter and
much better then putting them in the Gel
lar
E. II. Town of Fairfield was in town
yesterday and in order to keep in touch
with Lamoille county happenings had
his name added to our large list of sub
sscribers.
Carroll G. Page was at home from the
u. V. M. last Sunday. OF course he was
!, highly elated over the victory the Fresh
1nen had achieved over the Sophomores
in the cane rush.
Joseph Young is working on Grand Isle
now, where large set of buildings are
being erected for wealthy summer res
ident. Joe" expects to be employed
there until next August.
V. D. Fitch and E. G. Sherwin were
visitors at East Hardwick last Saturday
taking in the Grange fair there. Thay had
"a fine time and report the exhibition
very good in all departmental.
There is quite an influx of animals of
the genus mephitis variety over on Pros
pect street and now and then one is sum-
marily dispatched by we'll aimed shot
from the M. DIS gun, and the Phi. d.
does the burying act.
j. H. Higgins. with his wife and two
children, were here short time last Fri
day They were on an auto trip from
Winnipeg to Florida. They had big
machine and travelled in the most approx
ed and comfortable manner.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Agnes Hnlburd of this place and
Rev. Mr.. Conger of Rice Lake, Wis., The
event takes place at the home of the
brides parents, Hon. and Mrs. r. w.
Hulburd, on Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at
A O'Clock pm.
Rev. F. W. Hazen of Johnson preach
ed in the Cong'l church last Sunday
morning, giving an interesting and in
structive discourse. In the evening the
first of the series of monthly musicals
was given. The attendance was large and
the musical program most excellent one,
Prof. Crosby and Rev. Hamlin put in a
tramp of about twenty-five miles last
Wednesday. They went to Stowe by con-
veyance and from there hiked up Mt
Mansfield and down over through Snug
gler's Notch to Jeffersonville, from which
place they were ready to take the train
for home.
The change in the railroad timetable |
went into effect last Monday. The only |
special change is in the Hyde Park train, |
which now leaves here going east at 800 |
a. m. and returning reaches here at s. SO |
pm. This being mixed train regularity
in the same, can hardly be depended up
on for certainty.
f. P. Hill, S. B. Waite, E. L. Moves
and G. B. Foss made an auto trip to vari-
GUS parts of Franklin county last Friday.
The party were guests of Mr.. Hill, who
celebrated his birthday that day in that J
Barring few "blow-outs,
(auto blow-outs) the affair was greatly
enjoyed by all, who look back with pleas
IRE upon Franks birthday.
A very fine granite monument has been
set up on the Erastus Eaton lot in the
village cemetery. Mr.. Eaton resided
here some fifty years ago and erected the
house now occupied by W. D. Strong. He
alter moved to Manchester, N. q. but b g
'etained warm affection for this place,
which he occasionally visited. He and
several members of his family are buried
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eastman of Man
chester, N. H., were in town a part of
asst week. They came with a machine
md returned Saturday, taking their
ather, Geo. Eastman, with them, "iust
or little outing" they said. Mean
While Wright and Maney are doing their
'est to fill Georges place as night hand
i the Pant. They have hard Job of it.
'ut are doing the best they can.