News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-10-21
HYDE PARK

visitor in town last Wednesday.
Miss Carolyn Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister in Burlington.
The auction sale of cattle at Cambridge
last Thursday drew some buyers from
this place.
Noticeable improvements are being
made upon Miss Alma Gautier's house on
Church street.
Mrs. Effie Putnam spent last week at
Wocott, called there by the illness OF
Mrs. 5. A. Fife.
Clarence Badger, Carroll G. Page and
Miss Norma Strong were home from the
u. V. M, over Sunday.
It. P. Keller is away on ais long bust
ness trip through Maine and New Hamp-
shire, will be absent until the holidays.
Several from here attended the auction
sale of cattle at Cambridge last Thursday.
Capt. Waite was the auctioneer in charge.
Lincoln Griswold is making improve
ments upon the interior of his residence;
E. G. Sherwin doing the carpenter work.
A quartette of ''non-partsan" Prouty
men from Newport were in town last
Thursday in the interest of Prouty TO
Senator.
Miss Emily Hulburd has returned to
her school duties at Enosburg Falls-the
infantile paralysis quarantine having
been raised.
Rummage sale next week, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at the Gymnasium:
Rare chance for bargains, as we'll as to
help in a good cause.
Some twenty Nasons from this place
''took night off, last Wednesday and
attended the Masonic meeting at Nor
risville. All had good time.
Attention is called to the adv't of
DEMO Bros. Their garage is ready for
business in the way of repairing autos,
farm machinery, wagons, etc. They have
good supply of gasoline and oils.
Prof. Eugene Clowse, former L. G. A
principal has entered the Boston Law
School and will fit himself for the bar.
Clowse has the qualifications for making
a good lawyer.
Somebody's dog made sorry work
among r. S. Pages flock of sheep last
week, killing seven handsome ones. By
the way, the town will have quite a bill
to pay for ''sheep killed by dogs" this
year.
Among the improvements W. NJ. Max
field will make upon his corner store will
be the putting in of a plate glass front.
''Let the good work go on" William, un,
til that corner store leads all the rest of
our business blocks in neatIess aud up
to-date appearance.
The District meeting of the Odd Eel
lows is to be held at Cambridge Wednes-
day evening of next week. The lodge at
this place is to work the First degree.
There will no doubt be large delega-
ton from this place, as the fraternal
courtesies extended by the Cambridge |
lodge are just what the brethren enjoy. !
Rev. Charles H, Hamlin and family, |
who have been stopping here several
weeks, left yesterday for their new home |
at Amherst, Mass. While here they made
many friends and they take with them |
the best wishes of the entire community. |
Remember the clam supper to be Civ
en- by the men folks at the Congrega-
tional church next Thursday evening.
In addition to the feast there will be |
literary and musical program and re-
ception to the L. c. A. faculty. All in
vited to come and have a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone, who have
been visiting in this vicinity several days,
started on their return trip to their home
at Oscaloosa, Iowa, Saturday morning.
Their many relatives and friends wish
them bon voyage" and hope it will not
again be seventeen years before they visit
good old Lamoille.
A party of young people visited Elmore
Mountain last Thursday. Although the
DAY was not very suspicious one for
mountain climbing and mountain view
ing, such trifles had no discouraging eff
feet. The mountain was assembled, lunch
partaken of at the "mountain house,"
and a good time generally enjoyed. On
the return two of the party failed to
reach the train at Morrsville but ar
rived home later safe and sound by pri-
vate conveyance.
A special offering will be taken next
Sunday morning In the Congregational
Church for the work of the Red Cross,
and the Committee of Mercy, in behalf of
those suffering from the results of the
European War. The Red Cross cares for
the wounded and sick soldiers. The
Committee of Mercy cares for the women
and children left behind by the soldiers.
Relief will be given to such, no matter
where they reside. Many prominent
people are showing great interest in this
cause. In addition to the offering in
church, Sunday, Oct. %, contributions to
the Red Cross and Committee of Mercy
may D left at the efora Of Ctronc e. |