News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-20
HYDE PARK
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James Clusky in the new porter at the
Hyde Park Inn.
Wallace Mudgett, Ching" is wrest
ing with the humps.
Some of the mumps cases have been re-
leased from quarantine.
Mrs. Jas. Eaton and daughter spent a
few days in HaTdwick recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Jordan of Hardwick
were visitors in town last Sunday.
SD. Prindle of Essex Junction, with a
chauffeur, WAS in town last Sunday.
Miss Louise Leland of Johnson spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. DNeio.
Col Mcfarland has had fine new
Buick roadster placed in his garage.
James NJ. Hill and party from Morse's
Line made an auto trip to this place last
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Sargent of johnson spent
Sunday last here with her sister, Mrs. Z.
C. White.
Rev. j. E. Bowman of the North vii
lage was the guest OF Rev. Mr.. HamIlu
last Friday.
A quantity Of trout fry from the state
hatchery was recently placed IN Mud and
Hyde ponds
Miss Lena Boyce was off dury from
this Office all OF last week, being Iii with
bilious grip.
Rev. w. R. Hamlin is attending the
annual state meeting Of Cougra gational
churches at Rutland.
A vaudeville show of eXcelent reputa-
ton has engaged the opera house for the
evenings of June Is, 10 aud 20.
Willard Jewett Is doing very good
auto livery business this spring, his Ford
being on the road most of the time.
Herbert Chrsty has joined the Ford
auto army aud he Municipalities the ma
chine with the skill and agility of an old
time driver.
Fl. E. Holbrook and family and W. D.
Strong and family made an auto trip to
Newport last Sunday. And so did p. T.
DEMO and family.
Wallace Seymour, who now has en-
ployment at the steam mill, goes July
first to Old Orchard, where he will work
in Chas. Campbel's hotel.
Miss Emily Hulburd, who graduates
from Holyoke College this spring, has
accepted the position of preceptress of
the Enosburg Falls high school.
Col. Mcfarland has been in the south
ern part of the state this week on banking
business and is now attending Odd Eel
lows grand lodge at Montpelier.
"The First Children's Day" is the title
of an exercise the Cong'l Sunday school,
has in rehearsal for Children's Day, which
comes the second Sunday in June.
Rev. P. II. Elliott. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
the theologian who is again supplying
the churches at Eden, was in town Sat
urday, en- route to his field of labor.
A petition, numerOusly signed by stu
dents aud others, has been presented to
Prof. Clowse as principal of the l.. q. A.
another year.
A very interesting "''praise service"
was that at the Cong'l church last Sun
day evening. Besides timely rendered
address by pastor Hamlin and the usual
chorus singing, there were number of
pieces by quartette composed of Misses
Ada Bundy, Doris DeNio, Prof. Crosby
and F. B. Noble.
Ernest E. Wright, son of Stephen
Wright of this town, and Miss Lois NJ
daughter of Albert Straw of Stowe, were
at the home of the latter Mon
day afternoon by Rev. w. Hamlin of this
ploce. They came at once to l.. Ii. Noyes',
where the groom has employment. Best
wishes go to them from many friends.
A stranger approaching this place via
Lanpher's corner would think that they
were coming to worlds fair exhibition,
Judging from the promiscuous display of
agricultural implements of various kinds.
Not so, however, it is but an ordinary
exhibition of the general assortment of
the modern labof-saying agricultural tools
which Lanpher & Son sell " on the side"
from their regular poultry and egg bust
ness.
In our report of the play, THE Col
oners Maid" given here last week by l..
G. A. students, we inadvertently Quilted
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part of the leading character. Miss Dor
otny Scofield had the part of The Col
oncps Maid" and filed it with great
credit to herself as well as the play. We
the play is to be given at
Hardwick and perhaps other places at an
early day.