News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-09-03
HYDE PARK

Ray Hoyt of Montgomery spent Sun
day in town.
The Sheldon Fair is drawing we'll from
Lamoille county.
Mrs. Marshall Shattuck returned t.
South Hero last Saturday.
Ben. Atwell of Burlington spent Sun
day and Labor Day in town.
Miss Meyers returned to her home il
Amsterdam, N. Y, last Saturday.
Miss Helen Waterman went back tt
her school duties at Everett, Mass, las
Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Currier of Philadelphia
was the guest of Miss Lilah Waite part
of last week.
Dean Matthews of Orleans spent several
DAYS here last week with his aunt, Mrs.
Nora Scofield.
Frank Brown attended the r. f. d.
Carriers meeting at Montpelier last Fri
day and Saturday.
Elk Gov. Woodbury. and wife and
daughter, Mrs. May, were in town last
week Wednesday.
Miss Helen Wood returned to her
duties at the EARN and Trade School"
in Boston Monday.
Advertised Letters-Miss June Griffin,
George White, E. H. Sargent. Cards
Michael Dee, Eva Dame.
Wilson Leach of Burlington was among
those who visited the old home town last
week and took in the fair.
Miss Mabel Bisonette of Burlington
spent several days recently at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Sherwin.
Judge and Mrs, Leach have returned
from their cottage at Malletts Bay, where
they spent the month of August.
Geo. Blake, who now has fine position
in the Boston & Maine office at Boston,
was at home over Sunday and Labor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes Wood and daugh-
ter visited Orleans and other parts of
northern Vermont last Sunday, going in
Foss' auto.
Gus. Gehrig of ST. Johnsbury and Glen
Perry of Woodsville, both former News
and Citizen boys, spen5 few days in
town recently,
Mrs. Otis Hutchins, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McFar-
1o,l to |, u,
at Niagara Falls last Friday.
Sunday evening meetings will be re-
.sumed at the Cong'l church next Sunday
evening; also the mid week meeting
Thursday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sherwin, E. l..
Stebbins and Miss Mabel Bissonette were
at Caspian Lake last Sunday-guests of
Judge Baldwin of Wells River at their
camp.
Fred Muzzey and wife returned from
their 'down country visit last Saturday
night. Although they had fine time
they still believe that "there's no place
like home.'
Deputy Sheriff Jones escorted Gorden
Emerson to the work house at Rutland
last Friday. He will tarry there until
about Thanksgiving time, when he will
be arraigned on another charge.
e. l.. Stebbins of New Britain, Conn,
was in town several days recently, COM
ing up with his fine Marathon" machine.
While here he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. &. Sherwin and gave them several
delightful rides about the country.
e. Il. Garfield, who is connected with
the U. 5. Geological Survey, Department
OF the Interior, and has Headquarters at |
the Inn, is putting an automatic arrange
ment in the Lamoille river, Just below |
the bridge at Cady's Falls, which will re- |
record the fowage of water in the river.
. School opened in all departments Tues.
lay at the Academy, with a new outfit of
teachers throughout. Principal Clowse
boards at the Inn; Miss Pierce has rooms
Ut Charles Goddard's and dimes at w. N.
Putnam's; Miss Chaffee boards at Mr..
Putnan's; Miss Bundy boards at Frank
Browns and Miss Tyndall at home.
A very neat and modern tool house
las been built in the village cemetery,
'ver on the northwest side. 1t has been
tainted green, thus removing it's con-
picuousness. The grounds are kept in
'ery nice order by the ladies organization,
which shows what they can do by perse-
'erance and work. The cemetery needs
new fence and vault.