News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-05
HYDE PARK

Send this paper to your absent friend.
Nothing the matter with this weather
Benz. Lilley of Sheldon was in town on
business Monday.
Some very Lice travelling bags and suit
cases at Woods.
Leon Farr is spending a few weeks with
relatives in Bakersfield.
Moves Wood was business visitor in
Hardwick last Thursday.
Hugh Scofield and BENZ. Hulburd were
visitors in Burlington Saturday.
Harry Foss and bride returned from
their wedding trip last Thursday.
The street hydrants throughout the
village have been treated to coat OF YER
million.
Miss Jeanette Chaplin of Essex spent
Sunday here with her sister, Miss Sra
Chaplin.
Edw. GoGette has moved into his new
tonsoria parlor and billiard room in the
Foss block.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin will occupy his pulpit
here next Sunday and the usual services
will be held.
Leo fallen of Rochester, N. Y, is in
town for few days; the guest of friends
on Eden street.
The Rebekahs are having sewing bee
at Mrs. j. S. Leach's this Matchmaking
robes for degree work.
Miss Belle Wheelock is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Inn and spendng the time with friends
at Woodbury..
Mrs. Almira Fletcher is stopping at pres
emit with her son, Darius, and will visit
other relatives here before she goes to
Hardwick for the winter.
There was "nothin' doin'" Halloween
night in the way of mixing up property
and cutting up didos of that sort. Nothing
whatever was disturbed, much to the
credit of the village.
The Hyde Park Giants" play Stowe
team at basket ball next Friday evening.
These are school teams and it is said
that both teams abound with scientific
players and that they will be we'll pitted
against each other.
DR.. Goddard of Albany, VT, was in town
last Friday and while here purchased a
sorrel colt of w. N. Putnam, to take the
place of horse he lost. 1t is generally
conceded that he took back with him a
splendid piece of horse flesh.
Cracked by Tramp" was given at
the Opera House last Friday evening by
company of six. The play was some
what interesting, but the small audience,
about fifty would have enjoyed it better
had not the Temperature of the hall been
in striking conformity with the weather
outside.
Mrs. Harley Hodges of Eden, daughter
of the late o. V. Moseley, and who had |
recently gone to Connecticut where her
husband has employment, was adjudged |
insane at session of probate court held |
taken to the asylum at Waterbury. The |
case is sad one.
A petition is being circulated and quite I
extensively signed, asking the Selectmen
of Moristown to reopen the road to
Morrisville via Dreamwold. The road |
has been closed some months on account
of repairs now being made at the plant
at the Falls and it looks as if it would be
several weeks yet before the work is fin
ished.
Twenty-Five Odd Fellows from Bliss
lodge of this place visited Mansfield lodge
at Cam bridge last Wednesday night and
worked the first degree upon four candi-
dates. The visitors were splendidly en-
Gertained, being given fine banquet after
the work and are loud in their praises of
the hospitality of the Mansfield lodge.
They hope to have an opportunity soon
to reciprocate.