News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
HYDE PARK

List tor the Lister
Mrs. Lettie Gibson is quite i'll.
Did You get your dog licensed?
Hard lines these days for the X. F, DIS.
Hon. [. F. Hobart of Westford was in
town Monday.
Elbridge G. Sherwin was a visitor in
Hardwick last Saturday.
The Page boys have returned to their
| school at Washington, D. {.
"The wind she blow and bimeby she
blow some more" last night
Miss Carrie Hubbard is visiting Miss
Gladys Wetherell at Cambridge.
Mrs. Marshal Shattuck has gone to
North Hero to remain few weeks.
Communion service will be held at the
Cong'l Church next Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Ellenwood has returned
from Eden, where she has been nursing.
Mrs. Will Wright went to Burlington
Monday for treatment at Mary Fletcher
Hospital.
Miss Grace Nutting of Amherst, Mass,
spent Tuesday here with her friend. Mrs.
H. R, Crosby.
Mrs Lizzie Shattuck and daughter,
Mrs Pratt Of Fairfax were recent guests
OF Mrs. Lucy Harris.
Agnes Ladeau is the first to pick any
trailing arbutus this spring. She picked
fine specimen of the fragrant flower this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Knight of Medford,
Oregon, arrived here yesterday for visit
among their many friends, all OF whom
are pleased to see them.
Alva Mclean and Mrs. Viola Mclean,
both of Johnson, were united inholy we'd
lock last, Wednesday evening by Rev. R.
H. Trll, at the Cong lmanse in this place
Rev. w. R. Hamlin, a former pastor
here, but now in the u S. GeologicalSur-
vey, is in town for a few days visit.
Everybody hereabouts is very glad to
see him.
Advertised Letters Mr.. st Clair, Mrs.
E. L. Stone, Mrs. Agnes Parker, Chas.
N. Jones. Cards Ralph Jones, Oscar
Mrs. Lucy Hill, Clinton Jones,
Jones, Irene Jones.
A. H. Townsend of Burlington was in
town Monday. He came up to take his
niece. Estella Emerson, daughter of VIM.
Emerson of this town, back with him,
and who will be operated upon at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for curvature of
he spine.
We are occasionally asked "When viii
here be a decision from the Supreme
Court about that under the hill road?"
Ne don't know; great bodies. move slow
y, but in this case it is exceedingly slow.
t may be that "in the sweet by and by''
he decision will be given to the public.
Schools throughout town begin Mon
lay, April 9TH, with the following corps
If instructors: No. Hyde Park, Mr..
rocker, Mrs. GriswoId; Garfield, Mrs.
lbbott; Centerville, Miss Perry; Cleve
and Corners, Miss Sherwood; McKins-
ry Hill, Miss Peake; Wiswell. Miss Ober.
here will be a school IN the Bundy dis
rict if a teacher can be secured, other
wise, transportation to Garfield
The big local minstrel show comes oft
thursday evening of next week-April
9th The entire troupe are hard at
york and are sparing no pains to make
his 'the hit of the season." The chorus
made up of 25 of the handsomest col
red gals and gen'men in the place and
here will be sentimental and comic music
alore The interlocutory remarks by
'rof Dusenbury will be to the point
md up-to-date and from the circle will
ONE forth large installments of music,
lirth and laughter The olio will con-
ist of clog dancing, skirt dancing, skits,
1usic by the mahogany quartette,"
tc. Prof. Prestissimo, the noted pres
will give the latest in leger-
emain. Two hours brimtul of fun are
Proceeds to be applied towards
recurring scenery for the opera house.
ickets 25, SO and so cents. Reserved
eats go on sale at Woods store Nom
ay next. Go early and get your pick.