News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-08
HYDE PARK
Forth to the bayfield,!


Did you go to the circus?
DR.. Stevens has Metz auto.
Tracey Badger spent the Fourth at Joe's
Pond.
The recent rains helped the grass crop
wonderfully.
F. B. Noble. ana wife spent the Fourth
at Craftsbury.
Earl Jordan and wife of Hardwick were
in town Sunday.
Oscar aud Preston Lilley are visiting
relatives in Barre.
Frank Keller has gone to Medina, NY,
on a business trip.
r. S. Page and family have 'started in"
in camping at Lake Eden.
Benz. Atwell of Burlington spent Sat
urday and Sunday last here.
G,B. Keller and grandson, Geo. Phelps
of Newport, are visiting in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Douglass of
Waitsfield were in town over Sunday.
A coat of paint has greatly improved
the appearance of the tenement adjoining
the Catholic church.
Hyde Park was we'll represented at
the Morrisville celebration the Fourth.
All had delightful time.
a. E. Holbrook and family, and Mr..
and Mrs G. E. Holbrook of Johnson,
were at Barnet last Sunday.
Beeman, the Burlington real estate
agent, has some fine bargains in proper
ty in this vicinity. Read his advt
The state work on the Battle Row road
lis flushed. Edgar Pratt. who did the
work. may well feel proud of the job.
Jos. Young, who has the foremanship
in the erection of large residence on
Grand Isle spent the Fourth here with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Shipman, Miss
Shipman and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ben
.jamln of Montpelier, were among the
guests at the Inn last Sunday.
Miss Price, preceptress of the L. c. A.,
who has been camping and visiting here
abouts since school closed, went to her
home in Dorchester. Mass, Monday.
Miss Nora Maynard, who was guest
several days recently of Mrs. E. G. Page
and family, here and at Joe's Pond, went
to her home in Burlington last Thursday
Miss Gladys Stratton, who has been
the guest of Miss Doris DeNio several
days here and at Point Windermere, re-
turned to her home at Burlington last
Friday.
BENZ. Hamlin of Massachusetts,, who |
has been spending several days here,
went to Maine Monday to join his broth
several weeks.
Brigham Mcfarland, who last week
underwent a hernia operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital is, his many
friends will be pleased to know, getting
along very nicely.
One of the finest gardens in this village
is the handiwork of young Miss in her
teens. She has planted, hoed and weeded
the same herself and as result has a
garden that is as good as that of many
a grown-up expert.
George Leland and family, who have
been visiting here the past two weeks,
left Saturday for their home at Stamford,
Conn. They travel by auto and from
here went to Burlington and down via
the lakes through New York home.
'Link" Griswold's fife and drum corps
ranked among the best attractions at the
celebration at Morrisville the Fourth.
stink" has played the fife long time,
years and years, and he keeps time and
leads the corps with the greatest of pre-
cision.
Miss Frances Noble spent the Fourth
and the day after with reatiues at Hard
wick. Miss Carrie Smith did likewise at
Swanton and Miss Vera Fullngton the
same at Cambridge; Miss Maud Darrah
ditto at Waterville and Page Ufford at
Fairfax.