News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-26
HYDE PARK
The Fair Is on!

itor in town last Saturday.
DR.. Stevens and family have returned
from their camp at Lake Eden.
Archie Pratt has been helping out at
Woods stors the past few days.
Mrs. S. b. Waite returned from visit
in Massachusetts Monday evening.
Mrs. Alice Young and children are
spending the week with friends in Col
chester.
Miss Ursula Slavery of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting her uncle, c. e. Slavery,
at the Inn.
Miss Helen Waterman spent few days
at Stowe last week with her friend, Mrs.
Chas. Riley.
Col. Mcfarland and family have closed
their cottage at Caspian Lake and are at
home again.
Moses Goodhue is taking an enforced
vacation, suffering from blood poison in
his right hand.
Perry Foster and his assistant, George
lockwood, are painting the Cong'l church
at Essex Junction.
Miss Myra Noble of Hardwick spent a
few days here recently at the home of
her uncle, F. B. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godette and daughter
are spending couple of weeks with
relatives in Addison county.
Miss May Wilson of Danville spent
few days here recently at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Putnam.
Rev. L. E. Davis of Stowe will preach
ing, in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Hamlin.
A quartette of young people, chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Godette, spent
Sunday at Badgers Camp at Joe's Pond.
Miss Lilah Waite will soon leave for
Ashville, N. c., where she is to teach a
second year in young ladies' private
school.
F. 3. Noble and corps of able assist
ants are getting the Academy building
in apple pie order'' for the opening of
school, Sept, LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Culver left Saturday
on a two weeks vacation. They go by
auto and will visit Old Orchard and
other New England points.
Several touring parties have been Ell
tertained at the Inn the past week, among
the number being G. III. Swift, of the we'll
known Chicago packing bouse.
Miss Marjorie Abbott, who has been
stopping some time at the home of her
uncle, S. b. Waite, returned to her home
in Franklin, Mass, last Wednesday.
Miss Lettie Gibson, who has been in
Montreal some time, has returned to this
place and she and her mother are again
occupying their cottage on Church street.
E. L. ingalls, of Hartford was in town
an hour or two last Sunday and improved
the time in calling upon few of his
many friends, who were delighted to see
him.
A. L. Goddard and wife and Mrs. E. G. |
Page and sons returned Monday from
a two days trip throughout parts of |
Franklin county and Canada bordering
thereon.
Mrs. L. p. Jackson of Vershire is visit
ing in thi' place, the guest of Mrs. viii |
Harris. Mrs. jackson is the widow Of |
L. P. Jackson, who was for many years
a barber here.
The Listers heard grievances on their
real estate appIaisals last SATURDAY. Sew
eral appeared before them, asking for a
cutting down of the rate their property
was placed at.
There was good attendance from this
place at the reunion of Co. D, 9th VT,
at MorrisVille last Thursday. All were
well paid by the excellent address of our
former principal, Prof. Clowse.
Miss Carrie Powers of Morrisvile was
the guest of her cousins, Mrs. Chas. God
dard and Miss Helen Waterman, Monday
last. Miss Powers was born in Hyde Park
and retains warm affection for her ma
tive town.
The remains of Mrs. John Stewart aged
81 years, mother of Frank Stewart of this
place, were brought here Saturday night
and the funeral was held from st.
Teresa's church Monday morning, with
burial in the family plot in the Catholic
Cemetery.
l.. III. Noyes and wife made an ahto
trip to Newport, Willoughby Lake and
other foreign points, last Sunday, cover
ing distance of 140 miles on four gal
Ions of gasolene. "Lucius" thinks that
there's nothing in the auto line like a
''Metz' for speed and economy.
FERTILIZERS for FALL SEED