News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-10-08
HYDE PARK

Col. Scott of Eden was in town laa
Monday.
Rev. w. R. Hamln was visitor II
Swanton last Monday.
P. T. DeNio and family were visitors al
Lake Mansfield last Sunday.
Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sunday at the
home of her father in Essex.
Secure your tickets for the Lecture
Course "while the picking is good"
Mrs. Chas. Shaw is spending II week at
the home of her cousin, Chas. Bliss.
Rev. Geo. P. Conger of Rice Lake is a
guest at the home of R. W, Hulburd.
Supt. Douglass OF Vergennes and Prof.
Burnham of Stowe were in town a short
time last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leslie of Johnson
were visitors at the home of IL. Il. Hol-
brook last Sunday.
Miss Inez Nugent of Wnooski spent
Sunday here with her sister at the home
of the Misses Tyndall.
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Wood were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Child on an auto
"trip to Newport last Sunday.
John Ladeau is spending couple OF
weeks in visiting relatives in Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Sam Perry and family of Mud City are
occupants now of Lyman Minors chateau
in the Bronx, Sam being in the employ of
Lyman.
W. B. Contender of Hartford, Conn.,,
fire insurance representative, was here
last Thursday investigating the fruit
store fire.
Carroll G. Page was home from the
II. V. NJ over Sunday. He had as his
guest Harold Batchelder of Hardwick, a
fellow classmate.
Senator Page returned to Washington
last Saturday, being called there to take
part in the passage of President Wilson's
currency reform bill.
Tickets for the Lecture Course are now
on sale at Woods store. Secure season
ticket early, as this promises to be the
best course ever given here.
Arthur Stewart, who has fine position
with the Proctor Marble Co. at Proctor
spent several days in this vicinity recently,
enjoying well-earned vacation.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Moore,
daughter of Thos. Moore of this place,
and DR.. F. E. Quigley of Rutland, will
take place at the latter city Wednesday,
Oct. 18th.
Skunks everywhere these days-and
nights-tilling the air with "odorlfferous
-odor." Now and then one is shot, and
poison has also been administered very
successfully.
The Rutland concreters are here, COM
pleting their contract of several years
ago and doing additional work in their
line. Agood time for private individuals
to have work done.
DR.. Tyndall, now of Weehawken, Nj.
was in town short time last week. On
Tuesday, Sept. Both, he acted as best man
AT Iue marriage Oh clarence OduVln, ana
Miss Bessie Culligan, both of Richmond |
j. G. Towle of Amsterdam, n. Y, was
here few days recently, called here by
the death of his brother Willard. Mr.. |
'Towle went from Vermont forty years |
ago, but still retains warm affection for |
his native state.
Miss Maud Nugent completed work in
Pages office last Saturday. On Monday |
she went to her home in Winooski and |
next week she will go to Montreal, where
she has lucrative position as stenogra-
pher. She has made many friends during
her stay here who wish her success in
her new position.
The Rummage Sale was success, a
great many articles being sold. Over
$75 is added to the ladies' cemetery
fund. For contributions and
aid given. the ladies are very grateful.
The success of the affair was due in a
great measure to the work put in by the
president of the association, Mrs. Harry
Noyes.