News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-12
HYDE PARK

Miss Ila Towne of Hardwick wasa in
town over Sunday,
David Mason has moved into his new
house on Bridge street.
Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sunday with
.r sister at Cambridge.
Miss Dorothy Scofield spent Sunday
with friends in Hardwick.
Ell. f. Holbrook aud family were visit
ors in johnson Sunday last.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Cheney visited
friends in Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Fred Ransom visited friends IN
Jeffersonville few days last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin returned from his
vacation last Friday and resumed pastor
al duties last Sunday.
1.-THE Cow Boy Sheriff" at the Opera
House this Wednesday evening. The
troupe is said to be good one.
Rev. D. L. Sanford held Episcopal SER
vices here last Sunday afternoon. Owing
to the rain the attendance was not large.
Will Hicks was in Burlington few
davs last week to have his injured eye
treated. He is to report again in six
weeks.
Guy Baker who has been in Addison
county several mouths, has moved back
to HYDE Park and will take farm in this
vicinity.
w. P. Smile of Cambridge, S. R. Mil
Ter, w. H. Stearus and W. E. Tracy of
johnson were business visitors in town
last Monday.
The event of the season at the Hyde
Park Opera House Monday eve., Nov. II.
Bob OFT and his Merry Makers in great
musical comedy.
l.. Fl. Noyes is taking a week off from
R,F. d. duties and putting in the time in
Eden; gone after deer. Substitute Pratt
is looking after the r. F. D. business for
him.
Mrs, C. S. Page went to New York Sat
urday, where she was joined by Senator
Page and they, are now spending few
DAYS at Atlantic City, within easy call of
Washington.
On Monday Dec. 1st Capt. Waite will
sell at auction % acres Of timber land in
Garfield belonging to the estate of NJ. j.
Trescott. 1t is well-timbered lot and
must be sold to close the estate.
The Rebekah dis ric5 meeting win be
held at Hardw GA Friday evening
this week. The lodge from this place is
to work the degree at that place and con-
sequently frequent rehearsals are being
held.
A good time is assured to all if you at
tend the entertainment in MOrrisville
Nov. 21st to be given by the teachers and
pupils of the schools. 1t will be well
worth your time. Admission 25c; re-
served seats 35c. See adv.
Herbert Christy returned last Saturday
night from Maddox. Ont, where he was
called the previous Tuesday by the seri-
GUS illness of his ia her, who is suffering
from hardening of the arteries. When he
left his father was somewhat better.
The Dubuques have moved from the
corner basement TO one of McFarland's
tenements on Mill street. Maxfeld the
new owner of the corner block has had
two chances already to rent the base
ment for pool room, but William says
4'pone of that for bin.
The Hyde Park Gants,' the name
adopted by the younger of the school
boys, tackled like company from Stowe
last Friday evening at basket ball and |
won out by score of IA to l. So elated |
were they over this victory that they at
once started out with paper asking for
subscriptions to aid them in procuring a |
new ball. They secured good sum and |
are now bigger team-in feeling-than
any Harvard or Yale outfit.
Take a walk down to the corporation
built from the FInnegan premises to the |
village line. An up-to-date bridge takes
the place of the Old one and the road has
been Strengthened and graded and built
in tie most approved manner, making it
a splendid approach to the village. Some
work on the village part of this road will
make it much more desirable for travel
ers than the old underline road.
McKinstry Hill
Mrs. R. Clapper.