News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-06-17
HYDE PARK

Tracy and Clarence Badger spent gun
day at Joe's Pond.
Willie Chlisty has returned to his work
at Amsterdam, N. Y.
John Wild and wife spent Saturday
last with friends at johnson.
Mrs. j. T. Stevens spent several days
with relatives at Eden last week.
PIT. DeNio and family spent several
days recently at Canaan, this state.
DR.. Quigley of Rutland visited his
fathei-in-law, Thos. Moore, last Saturday.
Miss Emily Hulburd is home for the
summer, having returned Thursday from
college.
Mrs. j. Wilson Leach and daughter,
Ursula, of Burlington are visiting rela-
tives in town.
r. w. Hulburd and daughters and
Master BENJAMIN were visitors in Jericho
last Saturday.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Capt. Kenfied at Morrisville
last Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Eastman of East Andover,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Crosby.
A quartet of young people spent Sun
day last at Lake Elmore. OF course they
had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deforest Robinson and
daughter were visitors last Saturday at
the home of Judge Leach.
Attorney Watson of St. Adams was in
town last Friday on court business. He
was greeted by many friends.
j. II. Clark and daughter, Hrs. Nellie
Caswell of Greensboro Bend were visitors
at E. E. Badgers last Saturday.
F.. P. Hill is taking a vacation and
spending the time in Maine, Massachu-
sets and other New England ports.
A "mission'' is being held at st.
Teresa's church this week, which is well
attended. There are services daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dover of Burling-
ton were visitors here several days recent
ly, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
TiDnegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goddard, A. L.
Goddard and Mrs. Alice Young and
children visited Grand Isle last Sunday,
going by auto.
Mrs. Marshall Shattuck has completed
her engagement on Grand Isle and ac-
cepted a position as housekeeper at the
New Sherwood at Burlington, to which
place she went last Monday.
Two of our local auto liveries were
obliged to be drawn into town last Satur-
day evening, because of disablements to
the machines. One came in by mule
power and the other hitched to another
machine.
Merton Badger, son of E. E. Badger of
this place, who has lucrative position
with the General Electric Company in
New York City, was married at Orleans
last Saturday to Miss Vera Churchill of
that place. Both the bride and groom
have known each other from their youth
up and the match is said to be an ideal
one. Congratulations.
The children's day exercises at the
Cong1 church last Sunday morning were
we'll attended. An exercise entitled "The
First Chidren's Day." was wellrendered.
There was singing, recitations, responsive
readings and an address by Pastor
Hamlin, all of which made up very in
teresting program. A liberal collection
was received for the Home Missionary
Society.
Lyman Minor comes out with bran
new milk wagon. 1t is artistically made !
and in all respects is the best wagon of |
that kind seen around these parts in |
many a day. Lyman says, he had but |
six cows few years ago. and now has |
''23 as handsome a lot of Jerseys as you |
would want" All the result of selling the |
best of milk and cream to a good lot of |
customers.