News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-09-23
HYDE PARK

Inc penalty 1or roDDlng gardens is
severe one.
B. P Hamlin spent a few days recently
: at Enosburg Falls.
Mrs. A. L. Goddard visited relatives in
Bakersfield to-day.
Mrs. Lyman Thompson of Essex, NY,
is guest at the Inn.
Mrs. Lee Elliott has gone to Lisbon, N.
H., for few days visit
Mrs. Calvin Smith has been visiting
her sister in ST. Johnsbury.
Advertised Letters-Gertrude Prentiss,
George Carroll (2), Burton Eastman.
Mrs. Ella Grimes of Westboro, Mass,
is visitor at the home OF P. T. Denio.
The LaGies' Aid meet at the church par.
lors Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
The front porch and steps of the court
house have been treated to a coat of new
paint.
Miss Lefa Nay OF Morrisville was the
guest last Sunday of her friend, Miss
Maud Darrah.
Rev. F. T. Crane and wife and Miss
Nellie Sargent of Stowe were visitors in
town last week.
Willard Whitcomb and wife from West
Cheshire, Conn.,, former residents, are
visiting in town.
Supt. McGinnis of No. Troy and Prin.
Peaks of the Johnson Normal visited the
L. c. A. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Putnam and Mr..
and Mrs. S. B. Waite visited Williams
town Gulf yesterday.
R.W. Hulburd and wife and Miss Emily
Hulburd and B. P. Hamlin were visitors
at Richford last Sunday.
Two county conventions same day,
Democrat and Progressive-Friday, Oct
I'd, will make things lively in Hyde Park,
Miss Winnie Rooney, superintendent of
a nurses hospital in Albany, N. Y, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Rooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Hood and son
Raymond and c. E. Denio spent several
days with relatives in St. Johnsbury and
Danville last week.
Miss Ethel Miller, nurse at R. S. Pages
for several weeks. has finished work there
and is spending few days at DR.. Leach's
before returning to Burlington.
DEMO Bros. new garage is already dor
ing considerable business. The building
is large and commodous and a valuable
addition to our town industries.
Mrs. Julio Hyde celebrated her S7th
birthday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Richard Gibson, last Friday. She
was also the recipient of many birthday
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roscoe of Char
otte. Mrs. Geo. Seguin of East Charlotte
and Louis Pregent of Albany, NY, were
guests at Edw. Godette's Sunday and
Monday.
Hyde Park Democracy was well repre-
;ented at the convention at Burlington
% day. Among those there were w. d.
strong, Frank Strong, John Gray, Wild
ones and Richard Gibson.
A birthday surprise party was given
Jiss Gertrude Finnegan at the home of
Hiss Gertrude Jewett, last Wednesday
vening The surprise was pleasant one
md greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Nora Wood, Mrs. Efie Putnam,
Iiss Helen Wood and W. n. Putnam
listed their Aunt Nancy Wood at Barre
ast Friday. The esteemed lady recently
celebrated her 93d birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Davis returned
'uesday from a weeks visit in Bristoland
icinity. Amos thinks Addison a great
ounty and he has good words for the In-
ustrial School, which he visited.
Mrs. Oscar Campbell and daughter and
er sisters, Mrs. E. NJ. Davis and Mrs.
as. Clark start Thursday evening for a
lonth 5 visit with their sister. Mrs. E.
[. Stevens, at Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Hazel Cooke of New York City,
Dent a few days here recently with her
,uzns. Misses Belle and Carrie Noyes.
liss Cooke IS a daughter of Oscar Cooke
-ho was a brother of Mrs. Edgar Noyes
nd Kved at one time in Morristown.
his was the young lady's first visit to
us place and she was delighted with it
nd also with the birthplace of her father,
-hich she visited last Sunday.