News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-15
HYDE PARK

DR.. Leach was in Burlington Saturday
II. Il. Holbrook and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Johnson.
Judge and Mrs. White spent Sunda,
with their son George at Montpelier.
Miss Eunice Hunt, of Essex Junction,
was the guest last Saturday of Mrs. K. G
Page.
Mrs. Mary Scribner and Mrs. Lillian
Noyes were visitors in Burlington last
Thursday.
small attendance at the soree at Odd
Fellows hall last Friday evening; but al
enjoyed the'event.
Mrs. Charlotte Beardsley, of the Hyde
Park Inn, is spending week with rela.
tives in st. Adams.
Glenn Perry, for some time an employe
of this Office, left Monday for Woodsville,
N. H., where he has more lucrative job.
F. L. Austin, architect, and FL. L. Ward
of Burlington, were in town last Thurs
day on business pertaining to the county
Jail building.
Mrs. Lettie Waite, as District Deputy,
installed the officers of Rebekah lodges
at Hardwick and East Hardwick on
Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week.
Next Saturday night comes the fourth
entertainment in the Lecture Course
The New York Ladies' Trio. The ladies
come highly recommended and it is ex-
pected this will be one of the best.
Charity Rebekah lodge has elected
these off cers:-N. G., Miss Lilah Waite;
Y. c., Miss Helen McFarland; Sec'y,
Mrs. Lillian Leach; F. S., Mrs. Lizzie
Fairbanks; Treas. Miss Dorcas Sawyer.
Installation on the twenty third.
The minimum price per horse power for
electric power is $27.50-not $3.50 as
we stated last week. U sers of power may
derive some comfort from this fact. The
reduction from $1,000 minimum for lights
to $500 is very gratefully received by
everybody.
Sunday was very disagreeable day
and in consequence church attendance
was not very large. At the Cong'l church
Rev. Mr.. Trll gave very excellent dis
course upon "Friendship," and in the
evening goodly number enjoyed an in
teresting "servlce of song" The sur
plced choir, increased in number, added
greatly to the interest of the morning
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Putnam were Wis
itors in Burlington MISUNDERSTANDING |
home Sunday. One of their pet dogs, |
"Bub," went along with them as far as
Waterbury, where they left him with the |
team over night. Next morning the dog /
could not be found. He had got lost in
turmoil of that city and so they reluctant
ly came home without him. About an
hour after reaching home "Bub" put in
an appearance, somewhat tired and hun
cry, but otherwise none the worse for his
twenty mile tramp.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week,
at o'clock, at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Gibson in this village, oc-
CURED the marriage of Bertrand B. Ben
nett and Mrs. Elizabeth Blodgett. The
ceremony was very impressively perform
I'd by the Rev. R. Fl. Trill in the presence
If the immediate relatives of the bride.
After a wedding breakfast the happy
couple went at once to the home of the
sroom, his recently purchased farm
sbout two miles from the village, where
was in readiness for house
Seeping. The bride has an extensive
acquaintance here, while the groom is a
lifelong resident of the place and one of
he towns progressive farmers. Congrat-
'iatiors to the happy couple from large
ircle of friends.