News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-08
HYDE PARK

f. G. Luce of Waterbury was In town
last Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Harris was visitor in John
son Monday.
Miss Lilah Waite returned from Boston
last Saturday.
ID. @. Walker of Cambridge was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. f. G. White was visitor in Bur-
lington last Friday.
The man with subscription paper also
loves cheerful giver.
r. w. Hulburd attended supreme court
at Montpelier yesterday.
The family of DR.. Goddard, of Albany.
spent several days here last week.
Sc hool in the village resumed business
Monday after the holiday vacation.
The firemen have placed new Bur
rowes billiard table in their rooms.
r. w. Hulburd and family were guests
of DR.. G. B. Hulburd at Jericho on New
Years day.
Twenty-Five couples attended the terp-
sichorean party at the Inn last Friday
evening. All had good time.
Rev. S. H. Meyers, of GrotOn, recent
owner of the Gotta farm ON Battle Row,
was in town Monday on business con-
nected Herewith.
The college students, who were at home
for the holidays, have all returned to
their studies and the place has resumed
"the even tenor of it's ways"
At Woods store can be found good
assortment of rubber boots, arctics, leg
gings, &C., everything necessary for work
in the woods this weather. The prices
are within the reach of all.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Trill
gave the first of a series of illustrated lee
lures. His subject was on temperance
and the illustrations were scenes from
''Ten Nights in a Barroom. Excellent
music was furnished by the orchestra.
An innovation was made in the choir
in the Cong'l church by the addition
of several boys thereto and all wearing !
surplices. The addition strengthens the
choir and the surplices present a fine ap- |
pearance. The minister also wore sur
plice.
The Cong'l Sunday School has elected |
these officers for the ensuing year:-Supt. |
B. T. Atwell; Assistant Supt., Bennett ,
Douglass; Sec'y, Miss Frances Noble; |
Treas, Miss Dorothy Scotield; Organist,
Miss Doris DeNio; Chorister, H. B. Cros-
by; Supt. Home Dept, Mrs. Nora SEQ
field.
"Taxing up the costs" was done Mon
day in the first actions brought against
this town on the" under the hill road' cease.
The amount was $54, which those who
brought the cases against the town have
to pay--they losing in the two first moves.
The third action is now with the Supreme
Court and it is quite probable that when
this announcement is made this town will
have to "ante up"
The "Invincible" basket ball players
AiOIH otoWO, OomC vi hClO lhob TI1uty |
night and tackled the "Annihiators'' of
this place. The game was a good one
and resulted in the defeat of the visitors
by a score of to s. The 'Invincibles',
put up plucky game and showed their
interest by paying out $3.50 to get here
and receiving the munificent sum of 81 90
in return. The clubs consist of boys be-
tween the ages of s and II.
The annual dinner of the Cong'l church
was held last Saturday. Owing to the
stormy day the attendance was not as
large as usual The dinner, however,
was one of the best. II was decided to
postpone the annual meeting until Thurs
day evening of this week, when it will be
held at the church. The meeting will be
preceded by social at which refresh
ments will be served. This will be very
important meeting and all interested in
church work in This place are earnestly
and cordially invited to attend.