News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-02-11
HYDE PARK
Fred Wheelock has finished work at the
Inn ard returned to Eden.

Inn and returned to Eden.
Charles Reed of Wolcott transacted
business in town last Saturday.
Rev. w. r. Hamlin attended minis
ter's meeting in Burlington Yesterday.
MISS Roxis Baker, of Pages Office force
spent Sunday with friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Nora Wood visited friends in
johnson the latter part of the past week.
Mrs. J. w. Reed of Swanton spent last
Saturday here with her friend, Mrs. r. P.
Putnam.
G Mrs. Alice Young and son Charles
spent Sunday with relatives at Essex
Junction.
The u. V. M. students who were home
a part of last week, have returned to
Burlington.
Several from here "took in" the "New-
rich Reception" at johnson Friday even
ing and pronounce it good.
Sheriff Town and his right-hand Dep
uty, Bunch" browne of Morrisville were
in town on business Monday.
Misses Grace Blake and Florence Smith,
of Pages Office force, spent Sunday at
the home of the latter's parents in West
ford.
Tomorrow being Lipcoln's birthday
exercises appropriate to the day, will be
given by the several grades of the public
school.
Next Monday is the time to start that
miss this chance to save something for
Christmas.
Basket ball was INDUCED in again last
Friday evening. at which time the town
tackled Hardwick High, winning the
game by rs to 10.
Miss Martha Sawyer, who has been
living in Boston for several years, has re-
turned to Hyde Park and will make this
place her home for the present.
Mrs. L. P. Parker of Burlington, widow
of F. H. Parker, the well-known contract
or, who erected several buildings here re-
Gently, is guest of Mrs. Slavery at the
Inn.
A fair-Sized audience listened to very
interesting discourse last Sunday after
noon from Rev. Mr.. Sanford the Episco-
pal clergyman who has the mission at
this place in charge.
Miss Glenna Scott, while coasting last
Friday night, received injuries that ne
cessitated calling physician. She has
been confined to the bed for several days,
but is now getting better.
Miss Alice Fairbanks, accompanied by
her mother and DR.. Leach, went to the
Fanny Allen Hospital last week. On Sat-
urday she was successfully operated upon
for appendicitis. The young lady is doing
nicely and her speedy recovery is assured. |
The fourth entertainment in the Lee
ture Course came off last Saturday night. |
1t was a musical affair and was by the |
Rounds Royal Raconteurs," composed |
of four young ladies who gave very fine |
instrumental and vocal concert, inter !
spersed with readings. All were well !
pleased and several call this event one |
of the best in the course. The young !
ladies are certainly artists.
Next Sunday afternoon the people of |
this place will have the privilege of hear /
ing Rev. Mr.. Sheldon of Topeka, Kansas,
preach. He is the author of the famous
book SIN His Steps" He is to speak at
at Morrisville that evening and he has
kindly consented to speak here in the
afternoon. 1t is hoped that large num-
Der will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of hearing this noted man.
A large congregation, probably 175,
double the average attendance attended
services at the Cong'l church last Sunday
morning and heard an interesting dis
course from Pastor Hamlin on going TO
church. 1t was encouraging to the min
lister, as well as those who regularly at
tend, to see well filled church and the
hope is generally expressed that all may
get into the habit of attending church