News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-05-14
x1.O0 a Year in Lamoille 90
x1.26 Outside of Lam ollie 90
HYDE PARK
Wedding bells

Judge Leach was business visitor in
Hardwick yesterday.
K. w. Huburd transacted business at
North Troy yesterday.
Lieut. Geo Guard of Boston is visitor
at the home of. J. Maloney,
Don't hurry about that garden. Plenty
of time between now and June 1st
Mrs. Eta Codding of Johnson spent
Sunday at the home of Capt. Waite.
Will Putnam is among those attending
the Odd Fellows gathering at Burlington.
Mr., and Mrs A. H. Godette of Vergen-
nes were recent guests of their son. Edw.
Godette.
Ed. Liley is taking a weeks lay-off
from section work and giving attenti on
to land cultivation.
Business meeting of the Ladies Aid
Thursday at three o'clock p. m. of this
week. Try and come.
Hyde Park extends sympathy to South
Albany in its big fire last week. She
knows how it is herself
Noyes Wood is Sticking up his west end
lot, which will greatly improve the ap-
pearance of that part OF the village.
Fred Keller was visitor in Burling.
ton yesterday; went down to look over
the new hotels and "see the boys"
Jim McClusky has graduated from the
Wakefield livery and is now working at
the Lunt & Bedel livery at Morrisv1lle
Frank Sawyer's many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is quite COM
Portable these days and gets out on the
veranda occasionally.
L. H. Lanpher, who is now at the home
of Leo Baker, remains about the same.
nurse, is caring for him.
The Odd Fellows will have "speciaW
next Tuesday evening, at which the End
3rd degrees will be worked, followed by
smoke talk, cards and buffet lunch.
c. S. Emery, collector of the port at
Newport, with his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
N Dwinell OF the same place, were at the
Inn yesterday, en- route to Montpelier.
Saturday was an awful disagreeable
day. Sunday was rot much better. Snow
furries and the wind blowing a gale. 1t
is said that thus far May has been the
coldest in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Huburd as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs F. R. Child, left this
morning on an automobile trip to Mas
sachusetts and other "down country"
points. They will be gone about week.
Alex Laporte, an old.time resident Of
this place, but now living in Middleheld.
Conn, with his son Will. is spending
few davs in town "Aleck" looks we'll
in fact his appearance shows that the
wooden nutmeg country agrees with him.
Herbert Sherwin, who graduates from
Cornell University this spring, has ac-
cepted a position as lieutenant in the
consta bulary in the Philippines and will
sail for those islands the latter part OF
une The position is an important one
and Mr.. Sherwn has reason to feel proud
OF the honors he receives in bis selection,
which goes TO none but those who are
college graduates and have a military
experience, such as he received in Norwich
University before entering Cornell The
salary is $1,000 with a chance for pro-
motion
The Rev. B. F. Wheeler, who some
thirty or forty years ago, preached occa-
sionallv here and was at one time sta
toned at North Hyde Park and who viii
be remembered as Elder" Wheeler, was
in town last Monday calling upon some
of his old friends. Mr.. Wheeler is now IN
his seventy-eighrh year. hale and hearty,
and younger in appearance and more
active than many of sixty. Hs now lives
in Cabot and when there is vacancy in
nearby parishes, he is often called upon
to preach and never refuses. He was at
one time a resident of Centerville and
his second wife, who died several years
ago, was a daughter of the late David
Campbell The Elder" has many friends
in this vicinity who wish him many.more
years of his present state of activity and
good health.
Car,,afarxy ASc0cia ti0n