News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-22
HYDE PARK
Crosbv was in Eden Sunday.

Supt. Crosby was in Eden Sunday.
Fuller C, Smith of st. Adams was in
town last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. n. Putnam were Wis
itors in Burlington last Saturday.
r s Page and r. w. Hulburd were in
Belvidere on Monday last on banking BUS
mess.
Capt. Waite and R. l.. Fairbanks visited
their Corey Pond fishing preserve last
Saturday.
H. S. Livingston of Swanton spent Sun
day here with P. G. Wood and daughter,
Mrs. Effie Putnam.
Allen Grimes and family went to st.
Johnsbury Monday. He expects to get
the station at West Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moore. who have
been stopping in Rutland through the
winter, have returned to town.
Jas. Clark of Hardwick was in town
Saturday, of course in the interest OF
automobiles-th kind he sells.
Rev. Mr.. Bowman of the north village
gave very interesting discourse at the
~Cong'l church last Sunday morning.
Tt was Miss Isadore Hood, not Stella,
that gave the pleasing recitation at the
recent Camp Fire Girls entertainment.
Street Commissioner Smith is doing
good work in getting the village streets
in good condition before the dust season
arrives.
Do you belong to the "Clean Up bril-
pade Every citizen should become an
active member of this worthy battalion
and begin duties over against his own
premises.
Edward Wild, who has been stopping
here the past few weeks, returned to
Boston Monday. He likes Vermont, but
oh you Boston!
Miss Blanche Brigham is visiting her
friend, Miss Helen Waterman, at Everett,
Mass. During her absence Thos. Finnegan
acts as teller at the Lamoille County
National Bank.
last Friday evening was we'll patronlzed.
1t was the usual good supper, after which
there was "salamagundi" social, which
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Miss Grace Blake, for the past four
years an attache of Pages office complet-
ed work there last Saturday in order to
engage in a more congenial business.
Her place is filled by Mrs. Reba Abbott.
Those who have recently invested in
autos and are waiting for the season to
open are Fl. E. Holbrook, Willard Jewett
Col. Mcfarland and the Page brothers.
Several owners of last years cars have
been busy frightening them up and MAX
ing them las good as new"
Col. E. B. Sawyer reached his seth |
birthday last Thursday, the 10th, and a
good share of the day found him busy |
perusing congratulatOry letters and post |
cards, as well as receiving calls from
several of his townspeople. The colonel |
is very well and retains his old-time in
terest in national and local events.
Lawrence Foss, of North Hyde Park,
having neglected to report a case of |
mumps in his family, and also charged
with tearing down health officers notice
of contagious disease, was found guilty
of these charges and fioed $1,000 and
costs. Refusing to pay the same, he is
now spending couple of months in the
county Jail.
Last Thursday, the goth instant, some
ten inches of snow fell here, making a
decidedly winterish appearance. Sleighs
again came out and the day was re-
minder of what We had been having the
past four months. In twenty-tour hours,
hewever, there was a change for the bet
ter and it wasn't very long before the
snow had disappeared. The extra fall of
snow made splendid run of sap, "buck-
cts full and running over'' the next day.
Death of Rufus Jackson