News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-06-10
HYDE PARK
Had the pink EYE ?

Merritt Lee visited relatives in Under
hill last Saturday.
The graduates were in Hardwick Sat
urday to have their pictures taken.
Still there is complaint about bicycles
and auto carts mon opolizing sidewalks.
The residence of A. V. Wiswell is re-
splendent in fresh coat of white paint.
George GriswoId and sister of Jeffer-
sonville were visitors it town last Sunday.
Miss Esther Heath of Mansonville, P.
O., spent several Gays here last week with
relatives.
Marshall Shattuck and Francis White
were visitors in Craftsbury Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Keller of Green
field, Mass, came to town last week for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Hubbell of Wolcott spent
few days here recently at the home OF
her brother, James Eaton.
Glenn Perry was here several days last
week from Woodsville, coming over to
take in commencement exercises.
Edwin Styles residence on Church
street is in the hands of the painters and
is being embellished in artistic colors.
Fred Cowan has moved from the Scrib-
ner tenement on Main street to the apart
Inents in the Eaton house on Prospect
Avenue.
Misses Chaffee and Bundy take a res
pite from their school duties by going to
Wells, Maine, July 1st, where they will
work in hotel through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Goddard and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Goddard visited DR.. God
dard at Albany last Sunday, Charles act
ing as chauffeur in the most approved
manner.
Commencing next Sunday there will
be a weeks mission at st. Teresa's
church services every day throughout
the week, with several different priests
in attendance.
Mrs. R. W. Hulburd went to Holyoke,
Mass, last Saturday to attend Holyoke
college commencement, where her daugh-
ter, Miss Emily, is member of the
graduating class.
Henry Morey, who he's had considera-
Die experience in working on the Hyde
Park section, has been promoted to the
bosship of the johnson section and COM
menced work thereon Ionday.
A daughter, Barbara Ann, was born to
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Leach on Thursday of |
last week, June 4th. Mother and child |
are doing finely. Miss Ethel Miller of
Burlington is the nurse in charge.
Moving pictures at the opera house
this evening. On Wednesday evening of
next week the Indian 'passiOn play"
Hiawatha, in four reels, will be given.
This will be an especially good evenings
exhibit.
Miss Ada Bundy, who taught very &C.
ceptaby in the L. c. A. last year, has ac-
cepted much better position at North
Troy. Many will regret to learn this, as
she is an exceptionally good teacher and
made many friends here.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Leo Allen of Rochester, n. Y, and Miss
Grace Blake of this place. The event
takes place Thursday afternoon, June %,
at 3 o'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Blake.
Mrs. Electa Fairbanks and daughter.
Miss Cora, and grandson Everett, left
Monday night for Chicago, where the two
former will make visit of several weeks
and Everett will remain, having decided
to take up the study of dentistry there.
Considerable commotion was created
here last Saturday morning at about sew
IN o'clock by an alarm of fire. The
scene of action" was in Badgers black
smith shop. A spark from the forge had
got among lot of empty cement bags
md the shop was filled with smoke.
The fire department made quick time in
getting there, but by the time they were
eady to hitch on the hose to a hydrant
word was given out "all our' and the ex-
,itement subsidized. ,