News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-15
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HYDE PARK
Marshall Shattuck is spending a few
days with friends in Eden.

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days with friends in Eden.
Notice elsewhere the revised passenger
rates on Northern Stage route.
Annual meeting of the Fire Department
Thursday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Badger were visit.
ors in Burlington last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pike of Stowe were
guests of F. M. Culver last Friday.
Mrs. H. M. Mcfarland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Douglass, at Waits6eld.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Jonas
Stevens Thursday afternoon at clock.
Harold Hebb of Cambridge spent Sun.
day last here with his brother Rollo
Hebb.
Miss Doris DeNio is spending a few
days in Burlington with her friend. Miss
Gladys Stratton.
| w. N. Putnam and G. B. Foss were in
Jacksonville last Thursday, lust look.
ing over Popes garage"
Mrs. Eva Boyes has returned from
Massachusetts and will soon commence
housekeeping the DeNio tenement.
Miss Chaffee, of the L. c. A. facslty, is
i'll with grip. Her place is filled by Miss
| Martha Tyndall of the Johnson Normal.
Four years ago next Friday, April II,
1910, occurred the big fire. Surely, Hyde
Park has arisen, ph9nix-like, from the
ashes
Glen Perry came over from Woodsville
Saturday, spending Sunday at the old
home and indulging in feast of new
sugar.
Paul Goodwin and family arrived here
from Manchester, N. H., and on Monday
he commenced work as order clerk for G.
B. Foss.
The Ladies Aid will serve supper Fri
day evening of this week, at o'clock,
followed by "Salamagundy" Social.
Everyone invited to stay and take part.
Full bill, Is cts.
Max Nichols has taken unto himself
wife. The bride Miss Minnie Bray of
Highgate. The ceremony took place
Monday and "the boys" are enjoying a
smoke at Max's expense.
H. M. Mcfarland and D. H. Scribner
left Tuesday night on asouthern business
trip. They will visit New York, Wash.
ington and go as far south as Georgia.
They will be absent about NO weeks.
Rev. w. X. Famlin is spending a few
days at his home in Massachusetts and
will be absent next Sunday, his pulpit
here being filled in the morning by Rey.
Mr. Bowman of North Hyde Park. There
will be no evening service.
Jonas T. Stevens of this place has been
appointed a National Game Warden by
the Department of Agriculture, having
jurisdiction under the Migratory Bird
Law. Along with the appointment came
a handsome silver badge, an insignia of
the office.
Allen Grimes and family are spending
a few days here with their uncle, H. c.
Lanpher. Mr.. Lanpher is a telegraph
operator and has had enough of Canadian
life and will locate in the states. He has
assurances of employment by the Boston
s. Maine people.
The ninety-ffth anniversary of the or
ganization of Odd Fellowship will be
observed by the local lodge here Sunday,
the Goth, at which time Bliss Lodge and
Charity Rebekah lodge will attend divine
service at the Oong'l church and listen to
a sermon appropriate to the occasion by
Rev. w. R. Hamlin.
The way freight from the east ran over
and killed a deer Monday afternoon near
the Cort. Twiss place in Wolcott at
Jones brook. 1t was a young buck,
about rs pounds. There were
Of herd of three. Game Warden Ste vens
was notified and after making due in-
;pection made report of same to the State
Game Commissioner.
The annual Hyde Park village meeting
was held Tuesday evening, with a good
attendance These officers were elected:
President, J. S. Leach; Clerk, Jas. Eaton;
Treasurer, F. NJ. Culver; Trustee and
Mater and Light Com'r, H. NJ. McFar-
and; Collector, w. D. Strong; Auditors
1. B. Lanpher, L. H. Moves, John Miner.
Tax voted, soc. Fifty dollars was voted
he Fire Department, Various matters
we're discussed. A summary of the finan-
ial condition of the village is given on
age 8.