News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-18
HYDE PARK
Il the Opera House

"T'riss, or Beyond the Rockies"
Dance afterwards at Odd Fellows Hall
{. N. Kenyon from Long Island is VISIT
ing in town.
H. L. Fairbanks residence is being eni-
bellished with new paint.
Glenn Perry returned to his work at
Woodsville, N. H., to-day.
Elton Grswold OF Hardw,k was at
Chas. Manning's last Thursday.
A handsome grey squirrel madea short
call at the Hyde Park Inn yesterday.
Dr. Quigley of Rutland spent Sunday
in town at the home of Thos Moore.
Miss Lula Hays of Franklin, Mass, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Lila Waite.
Miss Hazel Garland Of Burlington has
been added to Col. McFarland's office
force.
Mrs. Fred Campbell and son of Lyn-
donville are visiting at the home OF L. H.
Noyes.
Col. Mcfarland and family went to
their summer cottage at Caspian Lake
yesterday.
George Foss and Palmer Blake, accom-
panied by their wives visited Burlington
last Sunday.
Brick and cement foundations are be-
ing put in for the cannons on the Court
House grounds
Mrs. Willis Sherwin attended the funer.
al OF her cousin, Mrs. c. P. Brown, at
Stowe yesterday.
Miss Emily Hulburd returned from
Holyoke College last Wednesday for the
summer vacation.
Miss Winnie Rooney, superintendent of
nurses in hospital at Sarotoga, is visit
ing relatives i'll town.
Miss Alrce Page attended the gradua-
ton exercises and class reunion at smith
College the past week.
Samuel Morey and family attended the
funeral last Friday of his brother, Henry
Morey, at East Fairfield.
Miss Frances Hamilton OF Newport
came yesterday to attend the funeral Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Faunce.
The Public Service Commission held
hearing here to-day, at which several i'm
portant matters were considered.
Complaint is made regarding bicycle
riding on the sidewalks. The girls take
to the streets, but the boys are not so
particular.
Prof. Andrus has completed painting
the scenes for the Opera House and they
will be used for the first time in the play
this evening.
The large monument from the Wood
bury Granite Co. was set up on Senator
Pages lot in the village cemetery last
week. 1t is a very imposing shaft.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Ernest Earnest and Miss Grace Tru-
deau. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Davis at Johnson May 21st.
Chester Allen of Jeffersonville, charged
with a heinous crime, was arrested at
Bangor Me-, last week and brought to
the county Jail by Deputy Sheriff Sinclair.
Wright, the electrician, has erected an
upto-date bungalow rear the Plant,
where he and his wife are domieiled for
the summer. The latch-string is out to
their many friends.
Carroll and Proctor Page are home
rom their school-the Natl Cathedral
At Washington, Carroll graduated from
here this year, leading hIsclass, whichis
7ery credirable, as he was i'll a consider
,ble part of the spring.
The heaviest thunder storm of the sea-
on struck as Monday evening. The
ain fell in torrents, accompanied by
hunder and lightning and great gusts
# wind. Fifteen street lamps were put
ut of commission and tree limbs scat
cred promiscuousiy. Throughout town
ONE trees were blown down. At Clyde
Davis' a large elm succumbed to the ele-
tents, knocking down a chimney.
There was a hearing on the will of the
tie Loomis H. Lanpher of Elmore at,
he Probate Court Monday afternoon.
he five children, through their attor-
eys, Msssrs. Fleetwood aud Maurice of
louisville, requested that special ad-
illustrator be appointed. The will
ames Geo. Lanpher of Woodsville, N.
:, as executor, but the children ask for
lis special administrator, a resident OF
e state, in order to contest the deed oi
) 900 given to Hyde Park for library.
here is also some objections to the terms
the will.
$1,000 For Hyde Park Library