News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-20
HYDE PARK

Mrs. E. G. Page was in Burlington
Friday.
Moves Stevens is visiting relatives In
Richmond.
Miss Martha Sawyer of Boston is Visit
ing her father, Col. Sawyer.
Gen. Henry and wife of Burlington
were in town last Thursday.
Miss Ella Blossom of Winooski was a
visitor in town part of last week.
Saturday was Bennington Battle day
and consequently the banks did no bust
ness.
Mrs. Della Gauthier of Burlington
spent last Friday and Saturday in this
place.
Miss Myra Noble of Hardwick spent
Sunday here at the home of her uncle, f.
d. Noble.
Mrs. E. M. Davis and Mrs. J. II. Clark
of Hardwick were guests of Mrs. j. Il.
Stevens last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Finnegan are enjoy
ing two weeks vacation. spending the
time in Burlington and vicinity.
Miss Dorothy Scofield is spending few
days in camp with the Misses Adelaide
and Annie Badger, at Joe's Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Styles returned
from their Massachusetts visit last
Wednesday; they report fine tine.
Mrs. c. S. Page, Mrs. L. II. Lewis, Mrs.
Il. S. Page, Miss Alice Page and Carroll
q. Page, were in Burlington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foss and Mrs. An
drews and daughter, their guests, were
visitors in Burlington last Thursday.
DR.. Stevens and family attended the
old home week celebration at Richmond
last week, spending several DAYS there.
Mrs. Orithia Andrews and daughter
Marion, from Massachusetts, spent few
days here last week at the home of Geo.
B. Foss.
A new steel roof is being placed on
Pages large wool-pulling building, TAX
ing place OF an iron one put on seventeen
years ago.
Levi Smile of Cambridge was in town
last Friday. Levi has many friends here
who are always pleased to see him at the
county seat.
Mrs. Wakefield and son Neil and Miss
Carrie Hubbard made au auto trip to
Marshfield and intermediate points last
Sunday, covering "a miles.
Mr.. and Mrs Ingalls, Godfrey and chill
edren, and Joseph Tytell and Miss Ina
.Shindley, all of Albany, N. Y, were Wis
itors at f. M. Culver's last week.
Rev. c. S. Hager preached strong and
impressive sermon in the Cong'l church
last Sunday morning to large audience,
many of them his former parlshioners.
Several OF the Camp Fire Girls, with
their Guardian, Miss Emily Hulburd,
were entertained by Miss Alice Page last
Thursday at the Page camp at Lake Eden.
j. M. johnson and family of Woburn,
Mass, visitors here last year, are again at
the Inn. They are very pleasant fami.
2y and our people are pleased to see them
again.
Attys. Brigham of Bakersfield and Fair
child of Fairfield, were here last week on
business connected with the j. V. Stevens
estate, q. l.. Storey, the administrator
was also present
Walter D. Strong has been appointed
Justice of the Peace by Gov. Fletcher, to
ill vacancy caused by the resigna ton of
Benz F. Atwell, resigned because of re.
moval from town.
The poem, ''Ithiel Falls,' published
elsewhere, will be especially interesting
to Hyde Park people because its author
is Mrs. Rosie Rooney, a native of the
town, now living at East Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Noyes and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of
JetfersonVllle, spent few days recently |
with Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Clark at Lyndon
vile. The trip was made by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muzzey are taking |
their annual vacation and will put in the |
time in visiting relatives in Massachusetts |
and Connecticut. Fred says "By Crimus,
am going to Coney Island this time"
Miss Lydia Meyer of Amsterdam, NY,
IS spending couple weeks here as the
guest of her friend. Miss Fanny Cristy.
This is Miss Meyers first visit to the
Green Mountain State and of course she
is delighted with it.
w. E. Monroe, acting station agent
during the five weeks absence of II. e.
Holbrook, left Friday for Standstead, P.
Q. During his stay here he made many
friends by his courteous ways and both
he and his assistant, Walter Lautan, take
with them the best wishes of all.
A. L. Goddard returned from his visit
TO Franklin county and the French coun-
try last Wednesday. His visit included
the Eccies battlefield, where he lived at
the time of the Fenian invasion of Cana
da. His old friends were so glad to see
him that they stole from his auto a Mack
intosh and can of oil. Barring this and
four rive blow-outs the trip was very