News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-09
Sl.O0 a Year in Lamoille %
S1.26 Outside of Lamoille 90
HYDE PARK

Miss Rose Rooney is confined to the
house by illness.
Everett Calkins .re.enters the employ
OF G B. Foss as clerk next Monday.
Mrs, ], B. Rogers of Burlington spent
Monday at the home ofA. L. Goddard.
Chas. Gregg returned from a weeks
sojourn in Boston and vicinity Tuesday
evening.
Miss Marjorie Hulburd entertained a
party of young people at cards last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Pender of Cambridge is
spending few days here with her cousin,
Mrs. Fred Muzzey
Attend the minstrel show Thursday
night, have good time and also aid in
a worthy enterprise.
Mrs. c. H. Drown of Wallingford is in
town, called here by the death of her
brother, Will 6. Davis.
Page Uford, for the past year in TIE
employ of Geo. Foss, has accepted posi-
tion with the Lamoille County Savings
Bank.
Mrs. Hattie Nichols, who was taken i'll
while visiting her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Cod
dard, and has been very Ill, is now much
better
Frank True, who has been housed up
the best part of the winter with rheuma-
| tism, is now able TO be out, much to the
qualification of many friends.
Mrs. H. M. Mcfarland entertained a
number of fladies yesterday afternoon at
a " five o clock tea F." in honor of her guest,
Mrs. c. A. Knight of Medford Oregon.
Mrs. Guy Baker, who has been spend
ing several days here visiting her parents,
returned to her home in Salisbury Tues
day, taking with her her young son and
mother, Mrs. Newcity, the latter going
for short visit.
For about fifteen seconds last Satur-
day night there was considerable COM
motion about the village, an alarm hav-
ing been telephoned down from Leo Ba-
ker's that there was a fire there. AS it
proved to be only blaze from chicken
brooder, which was soon extinguished
doing little damage, the turmoil ceased
and the usual quietude was soon re.
stored
Frank Taglor of Miaehester, Mass,
came to town lastSaturday night, BRING
ing fine pair Of draft horses Tor Herman
Grimes farm He returned Yesterday,
but had to wear a fur cap back, having
left his best $3.50 hat in the car Satur-
day night, and whenhe went after it the
next day it was gone-the wind proba-
bly, having blown it away. Ofcourse it
could not have disappeared from here
in any other way,
Sincere sympathy goes out to Mrs. c.
NJ. Davis, in the death of her son, VIII
G., who died Monday night at 6 o'clock
from the effects o blood poisoning, con-
tracted in California. He came home
some two years ago, and had been in
poor health most OF the time. All that
loving hands could do, and the skillful
aid of two trained nurses from Burling-
ton, was of no avail and death claimed
him. tie was an exemplary young man,
aged 20, and besides his mother, he leaves
two sisters, Mrs. f. B. Noble and Mrs. c.
II. browne, and three brothers, Charles,
Henry and Olin, and many friends. The
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon,
Rev r. H. Trill officiating. The bearers
were the three brothers aud f. b. Noble,
a brother-in law.
Tomorrow night comes the Minis re
show. This is an entire local affair, got
ten up by "home talent" and we are
assured that no pains will be spared to
make it an evening full OF fun. S. B.
Wait will act as interlOcutor, H. B.
Crosby and Harry Foss are the end men
with bones, Miss Waite and Mrs. {. G.
Page come next with castanets and D.
II. Scribner, B F. Atwell, Miss OeNio and
Mrs Chas. Goddard, with tambOurues.
There will be the usual southern songs,
and solos, duets and choruses in great
numbers. The Ohio will be replete with
good things and the entire show will be
made up Of two hours of fun. The pro-
,eeds are for the purpose of procuring
scenery for the opera house and large
audience is expected Secure, your seats
low at Woods and dbe on hand early, as
he curtain goes up promptly at SIS.
The annual Hyde Park village meeting
vas held last evening. There was a
rood attendance and every thing passed
IF decidedly harmoniously. Col. Nc
7arland. was elected President; James
2aton Clerk; F! NJ. Culver, Treasurer;
Y. D. Strong. Collector; E. E. Badger,
'rustee; p. G. Blake, Water and Light
(Mr. Badger was elected
o this latter office, but positively de-
lined to serve); W. c. AEaxfeld D. II.
cribner and S. b. Waite, Auditors. A
ak of so cents on the dollar was voted.
fifty dollars was voted the fire DEPART
1ent and voted to issue bonds to the eX-
ant of SOC, 600 ito defray the expense in
urred for the repairs and reconstruction
f the electric light plant Voted 10
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