News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-17
HYDE PARK
viIlage meeting draws near.

Village meeting draws near.
Twas St. Patrick's day to-day.
Is the Blue Mark on your paper?
Senator Page spent Sunday and Mon
day in Boston.
Brigham Mcfarland spent few days
in Burlington recently.
Rev. Hamlin was visitor in Wolcott
and Hardwick Monday.
Miss Lillian Brooks spent few days
last week with friends in Morrisvile.
A good attendance at the Lurvey auc-
tion last Saturday. Things sold we'll.
Terry Kinney has gone to Orleans to
remain with his uncle, Bert Colby, throuh
sugaring.
Ralph Kelsey, with his wife and daug h-
ter, spent few days at West Danville
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Riley of Stowe were
visitors Sunday at the home of their
uncle, A. L. Goddard.
Miss Sybil Raymore and Mrs. A. j..
Thomas of Jacksonville visited relatives
here part of last week.
Mrs. Wilma Leach of Vergennes spent
a few days here recently at the home of
her father, Judge Leach.
March thus far is giving good account
of itself by maintaining it's reputation for
dispensing ozone in wholesale quantities.
c. Fl. Hayden and Harold Metcalf, U.
V. M. college friends of Carroll G.. Page,
were his guests at this place last Saturday.
Miss Janette Parker of Troy, N. Y,
has come here to remain awhile with her
aunt, Mrs. Savery, at the Inn, and attend
school.
The Rebekahs will hold special this
evening for the purpose of Inducing sew
eral candidates into the mysteries of
that order.
The Rebekahs conferred their degree
upon two candidates last Wednesday
evening. Seven applications were re-
ceived for membership.
Mrs. J. T. Stevens, Mrs. Lizzie White,
Mrs. Ellen Wilbur and Mrs. A. j. Thomas
spent last Thursday at Morrisville, the
guests of Mrs. David Randall.
Prof. Simpson, Prof. Crosby and Miss
Price attended a teachers meeting in
Burlington Saturday. The two latter re-
manned in the city over Sunday.
The monthly banks meetings last
Thursday had an attendance of all the
directors of both banks, except Judge
Pearl, who is in Oklahoma at present.
Sheriff Town was in the village last
Friday and ordered the coal supply for
the county buildings the coming year; it
takes about 60 tons to do the business.
Mrs. John Miner had such fine time
at Montpelier last week that she has gone
down for another week of it. She keeps
ia bon legislative movement and enjoys
every minute of the proceedings.
The pupils of the 9th grade will give
an entertainment Thursday evening
Among the attractions will be "a Day at
Happy Hollow School," This with music,
recitatiors and prom will make up the
evenings program.
Country Folks" given by johnson
High school at this place Friday evening
last, had a good audience. The play and !
we're greatly enjoyed by all. A social
dance followed at Odd Fellows Hall.
Charles Brown, driver of the northern
stage. took brief layoff recently and
visited at his home in Fairhaven, top
ping off his trip by spending Sunday at
Charleys absence was noted
by many, especially the fair sex. Jack
Amidon drove the stage while he was
away.
The young men of Mr.. Hamlin's Sab
both school CLASS had charge of the even
ng service at the Cong'l church last Sun
lay and made the meeting decidedly in
eresting by giving papers and addresses
Upon heroic characters and self-made
men. The parts were we'll taken and re-
1ects great credit upon those 10 charge.
A young lady of extraordinary culture,
lot an l.. G. A. student, however, adj
dressed the following letter to her alb
sent cousin:-
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anne. Rite soon yur luvIn kuzzen
KARRY