News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-01
HYDE PARK
Now for the Listers.

Now for the Listers.
Did you get fooled to-dayP
Bennett Douglass returned to Waits
field Monday.
Attend the Road Commissioners meet
ing here tomorrow.
Neil Wakefield of Hardwick was in
tow n last Thursday.
M. O, Lee was in Burlington Monday
on probate business.
Miss Blanche Brigham spent few days
in Burlington last week.
Miss Emily Hulburd returned to Hol-
yoke college this morning.
Several from here "took i'm the Rivals
at Morrisville last week and pronounce
it good.
C. G. Page is visiting his brother,
Proctor, at Phillips Exeter college, Exet-
er, N. H.
Prof. Elliott of st. Michaels college
was in charge of services at st. Tereasa's
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Boyce has rented the DeNio
tenement on Church street and will go to
housekeeping there.
School, in AL departments, opened for
the spring term at the L. G. A. Monday
with good attendance.
Miss Margaret Hamlin of East Hamp-
ton, Mass, is spending few days here
with her brother, Rev. w. r. Hamlin.
Because the opera house is otherwise
engaged for the evening of April 9th, the
Kilham Indian Lecture is postponed.
Notice of time will be given later.
Sunday last was not much of sap day,
or even sugar day. All the same there
were those who did call on their sugar
making friends and had sweet time in
dulging in new sugar.
The three listers of this town, Strong,
Allen and Collins were in Burlington last
Wednesday in attendance upon meet
ing with the State Tax Commissioner,
getting information as to their duties.
Mp. Cooke and wife, who have been
stopping at the Inn tor several weeks, re-
turned to their home at Shoreham last
Thursday. During their stay here they
made many friends who will be pleased
to see them here again.
The Camp Fire girls, with few friends
were guests of Mrs. l.. II. Lewis last
Wednesday evening, at which time sup
per was served, prepared by the Camp
Fire Girls; and SPLENDID feast it was,
we'll prepared and nicely served.
A certain young man in this village Is
on the way to the work house if he does
not mend his ways. Awhile ago he stole
his mothers watch, his brother-in-law's
grip and rain coat from another party,
selling the whole outfit to party in Nor
ristown.
R. S. Page and wife and "that Texas
baby" reached home last Friday and are
domiciled in the large house, which has
been closed up the past few months. All
hands are looking fine and the kid" is
"chip of the old block" any way you
look at it.
Assistant Postmaster Fairbanks reach.
ed the half century birthday last Satur-
day and while he didn't receive many
birthday cakes he was congratulated by
friends from far and near. All hope he
will round oul full century, or as near
that is possible for anybody.
Henry E. Mudgett, the ''instanteous
date rememberer," was in town a short
time last Thursday and reminded us that
on that day, "March 20, 1916. his father
moved from Essex Center to Westford,
and on that same date Lyman Peck of
this place first saw the light" He further
informed us that among his many butter
customers in johnson is DR.. Prentiss,
who has been on his list since Dec. 1901
and during that time the doctor has had
-30l0 lbs. of butter from him land the end
is not yet"