News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-24
HYDE PARK


The village school closed last Friday
for the Easter vacation.
Senator Page returned from weeks
stay in Boston last Saturday.
0. Fl. Farr, the stenographer, spent a
few days, recently. at his home in Bristol.
Mrs. Edw. Mann of Waterville is spend.
ing few days at the home of her broth
er, R. w. Hulburd.>
Mrs. Arnold Manchester of Brandon,
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Savery,
at the Inn part of last week.
Mrs. Ellen Wilbur, who has been spend
ing several weeks here with her niece,
Mrs. White, returned to her home in Mas
sachusetts last Friday.
Mrs. Monteith and daughter, Miss Beu-
lab, have gone to New York, where they
will reside for the present. The house
at "The Naples" has been closed.
Earl Jordan of Hardwick spent Sunday
here with his brother.in-law, James
Eaton. His neice, Miss Evelyn Eaton,
went back with him for "two weeks
visit"
The students of the 9th grade had a
delightful entertainment at the l.. q. A.
building ON last Thursday evening. They
had fine program and gave everyone
their moneys worth.
Thomas Moore, who has been spend
ing the winter with his son in New Jer-
sey and with relatives in Chittenden
County, returned home last Thursday.
His wife will remain for the present
with their daughter in Rutland.
A very interesting event for the Rebek-
abs last Wednesday night was that when
they initiated eight candidates into the
mysteries of their order. The work was
very impressively performed, after which
came a social hour and refreshments.
Tomorrow Thursday evening comes
the fifth and last entainment in this sea-
sons Lecture Course. This will be The
Potters in Songs, Story and Sketches.
They come we'll recommended and fine
evenings entertainment is assured. Do
not miss it.
The Senior Glass of the L. c. A., will
give their annual play April 18th. 1t will
be 1.-THE College Ball" given so favorably
in other parts of the county heretofore.
son School of Oratory," will have the
staging of the play.
At meeting of the Village Improve
ment Society last Saturday night the
sum of 500 was voted towards the cree
ton of the proposed horse-sheds. The
town has voted an additional one hun
dred and third hundred will be raised
by private subscription.
Rev. Haley Trill, at one time pastor
of the Congl church here and also at |
Jacksonville and Cambridge. and who |
went from here to the Cong'l church at |
Cowansville, P. O., has entered the |
Episcopal ministry and is now at ST.
Georges church, Montreal, P. @.
Trespassing on the Court House lawn,
and driving on the same, or making |
''cow paths" in all directions, does not
add to the beauty of the grounds, and so
notices have been put up Sheriff Town,
forbidding SO doing. Why not travel on
the sidewalks even if it is little farther
around ?
M. F. Spencer, owner for awhile of the
Charles Manning farm in this town, now
occupied by Henry Patnoe. died in st.
Adams on Thursday last. He was in his
77th year. The greater part of his life he
spent in the hotel business, keeping for
many years the Spencer House at st. AL
bans. He leaves wife and two sons.
Many here will be interested in the fol-
lowing: Rev. Henry Lamb, pastor of
the Congregational church at West Brat
tleboro, has gone to Attleboro, Mass, to
enter a sanatorium, where he will re-
ceive treatment for a nervous affection,
from which he has been suffering for
several months. He will be away for
month. Mr.. Lamb was former pastor (
of the church here and his friends here ;
hope for his speedy recovery.
Among the l.. c. A. students who at
tended the recent town meeting and
E'took observations" was the 9th grade,
Miss Butler, teacher. We have been
shown reports of the proceedings written
by Misses Gertrude Finnegan, Susie ,
Towne and Gertrude Jewett, all of which
are very creditable and show that these
Misses were close observers. some inter-
estiDg papers on 'the care of the teeth,
written by Misses lila Griswold, Agnes
Ladeau, Gertrude Jewett, and Susie !.
Towne, also sho careful study and !: