News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-09
HYDE PARK

fair hay crop, say the farmers.
Robert Putnam is improving in health.
A. B. Pease of St. .Johnsbury was at
home over Sunday.
Clifton DEMO is spending week in
camp at Lake Eden.
Mrs. Nora Sco6eld was a visitor in
Burlington Monday.
A "forty hours devotion" was held at
St. Teresa's church this week.
Mrs. Alice Young and children are
spending few days IN Stowe.
Calvin Smith burned his hands quite
badly with powder last Sunday.
Miss Edith Barkyomb of Burlington is
spending few days at The Elms
Hyde Park gathered in quite few of
the prizes at Morrsville the Fourth.
E. E. Campbell and party Of ladies
from Waterbury were in town today.
Teddy Godette enjoyed short vaca-
tion today, putting in the time at Nor
risville.
Leonard Pilbin of Granville spent sew
eral days here recently with his cousin,
Mrs John Griffin.
Mrs. Lizzie Belville of St. .Johnsbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Calvin Smith,
and other relatives.
Regular monthly bank meetings were
held Tuesday, preceded by directors and
trustees dinner at the Inn.
Advertised Letters: Charlie Wright,
Mrs. L. A. Leach, Rhoda Hanley, H. c.
Kirk. Cards: Belle Barry, Sadie Barry,
NJ. A. Weiner.
Prof and Mrs. Everett Sherwin of
Worcester, Mass. are spending short
vacation here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Sherwin.
By order of the Public Service Commits
sion a road has been opened so that
teams may reach the platform alongside
of the railroad track at the station.
Mrs. Cornelia M. Small received many
greetings Tuesday, July Sth, on the occa-
sion of her sgd birthday. Mrs. Small is
enjoying excellent health and has host
of friends who extend most hearty con-
gratulations.
Miss Linnie Holbrook, who has been
engaged in missionary work in China
the past six years. arrived in town last
Wednesday evening for visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Gray. The young lady
is very much pleased with her work.
H. c. Holbrook with his wife and son
and Miss Norma Strong leave next Mon
day for a months sojourn at Jamestown,
N. Y, and Chatauqua Lake, where they
will be the guests of Louie Strong. The
station will be in charge of a competent
official during H. C.'s absence.
The entertainment given last Monday
evening by the Camp Fire Girls and the
Bov Scouts was we'll attended and
very enjoyable event it was. The
dramatic efforts and the charade were
interesting as well as funny, while the
several instrumental selections were well
rendered and all received aliberal encore.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake closed
a most interesting occasion.
1T. Stevens returned from his Gettys-
burg visit Monday morning. He reports
a fine time. The soldiers were well taken
care of, had good quarters and plenty OF
food of excellent quality. The southern
ers were exceedingly cordial and very
prolific with their handshakes. He has
good word for the Boy Scouts, who
met the veterans at the trains, insisted
upon carrying their grips and directed
them where to go.
Benz. F. Atwell, for the past six years
in the employ of c. S. Page, completes
his engagement there this week and next
week will go to Burlington, where he
has a responsible position with the Bur-
Enoton Light & Power Co. During the
wears of his residence here Mr.. Atwell has
identified himself with those interests
which pertain to the welfare OF the COM
munity and in his departure he takes the
best wishes of many.