News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-09-23
HYDE PARK
What's the use kickin' ?

vacation.
Change in railroad time table on M on
day next.
Joseph Young was home from his work
lat Sunday.
Rev. Charles Hamlin is spending few
days in camp in Maine.
Tracy Badger spent Sunday last with
friends in Greensboro.
S. B. Waite and L. H. Lewis were in
Burlington last Friday.
Who for Representative "a. L. God
dard" say good many.
Perry Foster was home from his Essex
Junction job over Sunday.
Earl Jordan and wife of H lrdwic SIX
were in town last Sunday.
F. E. Kinsley of Brandon is spending a
couple of weeks at the Inn.
DR.. Leach and family visited relatives
at North Troy last Sunday.
Mrs. f. E. Sawyer spent Saturday las
at Arthur Noyes' in Morrisvlle.
last week with friends in Stowe
Mrs. Fred Miner and son spent several
days last week with friends in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Badger and Master
Glenn spent Sunday with relatives at
Danvlle.
Miss Helen Wood returned Monday to
De
Farm School.
Charles Noyes is making good recov-
cry from the injuries received from
bull last week.
Harold Batchelder of HardwcB spent
Saturday here with his college friend,
Carroll G. Page.
B. G.. Rooney is making improvements
upon his newly acquired property on
Academy street.
Miss Gertrude Manning. formerly en-
ployed at the Inn, has gone to St.Abaus.
where she has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wild are taking a
weeks vacation and spending the time in
Rutland and Proctor.
Several from here heard the DR.. Hills
lecture at Morrisville last Friday evening
and pronounce it fine.
Geo. Foss and John Miner, accompa-
MED by their wives, took an auto trip to
Grand Isle last Thursday.
Mrs. S. E. Bissonette and daughter
Mabel of Burlington are visiting at the |
home of Elbridge Sherwin.
II. B. Lanpher put in the better part
of last week at Woodsville and the State
Fair. good time all around.
H. L. Fairbanks was off duty at the
poStoffice several days last week by ill.
ness. Everybody missed Herb
Will Harris, who is putting the finish
ing touches upon the new Stearns house
in johnson, was at home over Sunday.
Wear you straw hat as long as you like
it. What's the use of covering the head
with heavy wool hat on days as hot as
these?
Mrs. Carroll browne and children, who
,
several weeks, returned to their home ia
Massachusetts yesterday.
Fred Ransom shows the progressive
spirit by painting his house, building
concrete steps and making other improve
ments about his premises
Owing to infantile paralysis at Burlng-
ton the U. V. M. will not begin it's fall {
term until Sept. 30th-much to the regret
~ of students up this way. s
The Progressives" from this town
this town were represented at the con-
vention at Burlington last Thursday by I
j. T. Stevens and Walter Barnes.
John Miner made the largest ship
ments of meat to the Boston markets last I,
week OF any since he has been in the
business. 1t included fifty dressed calves
and sheep. i
Ira P. Currier died Sept. 2nd at a. m. :
at his home in Craftsbury. He was born q
August 16, 1880, and was long time resi- i
dent of Hyde Park. He is the last of 4
four children.
&C. NJ. Hogaboom will sell at auction G
Friday, Oct. LIST, at his place in Hyde 1
Park, lot of farming tools, harnesses, Q
wagons, photograph, household goods,
&c. See posters. 4
Ed. Lilley resumed work on the section q
last Monday, after lay-off at other work
for five months. 1t is now up to Sam to \
see if he can tell a bigger yarn tLan Ed.
Both are good along tina, line.
Who says Dan Smith has not made
good this summer in keeping our village
streets in good repair? Dan don't have
to be told when and where to make re-
pairs; he knows the job when he sees it. o
Miss Esther Price was agreeably sur
prised last week with visit from Massa- b
chusetts friends. The party came by
auto and included Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. S
Gaskins, Mrs. II. NJ. Forbes, A. L. Gas
kins and I'll. ". Ripley of Milton, Mass. O
party of 81 from this place made the
trip to Cancels Hump last week Satur.
1av rafuV from here in four autos tn | +