News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-10-29
HYDE PARK
The last week of taxes.


Mrs. Russell Page was visitor in Bur
lington Monday
Carroll G. Page was home from Bur-
lington over Sunday.
Miss Florence Smith spent .Sunday at
her home in Westford.
David Mason has his new house up and
enclosed on Bridge street.
Supt Douglass and wife of Waltsi1eld
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Ell. Z. Holbrook and son spent sew
-eral days recently in Burlington.
Mrs. C. c. Dodge of Eden is stopping
for the present at P. Putnam's.
Earl Moore is doing a big shingling
stunt for Darius Fletcher these days.
John Miner is building an up-to.date
dee house at his abatoir in the Bronx.
atMrs James Jewett visited relatives and
friends in Stowe several days recently
Mrs. E. G. Page returned Friday night
from two-w weeks sojourn at Burlington.
Mrs. Blanch Blake has gone to Buriing-
ton where she has employment for the
winter
Mrs. Fanny johnson of Burlington was
a recent visitor at the home Of A. V.
Wswel.
Will Harris has returned from Water
bury having finished work there for the
present.
Miss Carrie Hubbard of the johnson
Normal spent Sunday and Monday with
friends in town.
Miss Mamie Kicker of Swanton spent
Sunday and Monday here with her friend
Miss Carrie Smith. =
Jonas Stevens and Calvin Smith attend
ed the soldiers reunion at Morrisville
last Saturday afternoon.
Woods window is making special
showing just now of the famous Cream
of Rye and Toasted Rye Flakes
A nice rain Sunday. 1t was damper
on automobiles and church attendance,
but then the dry earth was refreshed
Strong & Goddard have some very fine
fall and winter apples from the John
Hardy ("Dot" Keeler) Massachusetts
farm.
David Trudeau 10 having compressed |
air water works" put in on his place |
at a cost of about $3.50; E. IL. VanCor
has the contract.
John Greenin and wife have moved
here from Highgate and are keeping
house in the basement of Frank Nichols
house on Bridge street.
A purse of $3.50 from Hyde Park
friends was given Master George Ovltt,
who has been very i'll with diphtheria.
The little fellow Is very grateful for this
remem brance.
Rev. E. G. French occupied the pupi
of the Cong'l church again last Sunday
and gave two excellent sermons. MI.
French is a very interesting speaker
and has many friends here who are always
glad to see and hear him.
Sometime last Wednesday evening
some body somehow broke the light of
plate glass in the depot door next to the
railroad track. They said nothing about
it and the Station Agent is wondering
how and when and who did it.
Oscar Campbell has good supply of
mice in his store-house at the depot and
he wants to trap them, but he dasn't start
in before Nov. LIST, because he is afraid
that Jonas will get after him for trapping
''fur bearing animals should he do so
now.
Harry Foss and bride made their best
efforts to get away fiom their friends
after they were married last Wednesday ,
and did succeed in eyading them at Hard =;
wick. They took an auto and went to
Johnson, but number of their Hard q
wick and Morrisville friends got onto +
their trail and gave them a genuine sur j.,
prise by appearing at Johnson on the train !
they were about to take. A good sprink- n
ing of rice and hearty yells were given a
The bridal couple as they went on their il
way.
All is peace and harmony on Trudeau n
avenue since the recent fiasco. David be- i
ieves that fright is right" or that r,
Wright should be right at all times and Il
when Wright isn't right he should be G.
made right. Wright allows it will be a q
light long time before Dave gets him O.
Town that way again and that is where a.
Wright shows that Wright is right. P. s. a,
Perhaps Wright will think this is not W
light and will write to have it right right in
way. And then Wright will be right. q
The Lecture Course Il
The opening entertainment of the oil
lecture Course last Friday evening was oil
concert by the The Strollers'' and in d,
oil |