News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-06
HYDE PARK
Have you observed the Blue Mark +?

Mr., and Mrs. F. M. Culver spent Sunday
In Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Scribner were in
Burlington Friday.
The Odd Fellows are grading the lawn
about their building.
G. L. Demeritt of East Cambridge was
in town on business Monday.
Mrs. Lettie Waite and daughter Lilah
spent Thursday last at Lake Eden.
Miss Alice Besette of Iberyille, p. @,
is visiting her uncle, Theo. Besette.
Noble Kinney and wife of Craftsburv
were guests of e. r. Lilley last SUNDAY.
Supt. Crosby and wife have gone to
Massachusetts on a couple of weeks
visit.
DR.. Leach and family have returned
from three weeks sojourn at Lake
Eden.
Tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
occurs the auction sale of the Lilley real
s;tate.
Arthur Belisle of Turner's Falls, Mass,
was recent visitor at the home of Theo-
duel Besette.
Miss Majorie Hulburd spent Sunday
with Miss Doris DeNio at Point Winder-
mere, Lake Eden.
Teachers examination at high school
building Thursday and Friday, Aug. IA
and 10. See adv't,
Prof. Clowse. thenew L G. A. principal
was in town Friday, getting the hang of
the school-house."
Miss A. M. Forsyth of Elizabeth, N. j.,
who was at the Inn awhile last year, is
here again this year.
The Fairbanks family "picnicked " at
Lake EdeE last Thursday. 1t was a de-
lighttul outing say they.
Miss Sara Chaplin, who has been enjoy
ing several weeks vacation, is again on
duty at Col. Netherlands office.
Rollo Hebb, was the guest of Messrs
Tracy and Clarence Badger at the Badger
camp at Joe's Pond over Sunday.
Thomas Moore is recovering nicely
from his recent accident; being able to
walk out with The aid of crutches.
F. n. Gale and wife left Monday for |
Boston for a visit with relatives. They |
will return here before going back to |
Chicago.
Lightning struck an elm tree at The
Elms last Friday morning. 1t was not a
very heavy bolt and the tree was not
badly damaged.
Mrs. VIM. Hebb of Jacksonville and
cent visitors at the home of Rolo Hebb,
who is Mrs. Hebb's son.
Judge and Mrs. Leach have gone to
their camp at Malletts Bay to remain
during the month of August. The "latch
string is out" to any callers from this
vicinity.
Prof. Aliens moving picture show at
tracted good audience last Friday even
ing. All were delighted with the pic
lures, which were good ones. Again next
Friday night.-adv.
Rev. c. S. Hager and family have gone
to Lake Eden to spend the month of
August. Mr.. Hager will preach for Rev.
Mr.. Hamlin Sunday, Aug. 18th, when the
latter is in camp with the Boy Scouts.
F. P. Keller, after several weeks lay
off with lame knee, and vacation, re-
sumed work Monday morning as travel
ing salesman for Beach. Newell & Neil, a
gents furnishing goods house of New
York.
The death OF William S. Bean, former
secretary to SENATOR Page and the late
Senator Proctor, causes sincere sorrow
here where he had many friends. He
died suddenly at his home in Newport
last Thursday from acute Bright's disease.
While working for himself recently,
getting in hay in the barn on Mrs. Burn
hams place on Prospect avenue, Moses
Newcity fell through a trap door and
ribs. He has been off active duty, conse-
Iuently, for several days, but is getting
along nicely now.
Col. Mcfarland had birthday last
Friday and observed the same with a
amiy gathering at his cottage at Cas-
plan Lake. 1t was an informal affair,
out greatly enjoyed by the family. The
colonel is 81 and we have no doubt that,
I. = e L., l
will reach the hundredth mark.