News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-14
HYDE PARK

Harry Foss and wife went to Hard
wick today for short visit
Senator Page attended the G. A. r. En-
ca mpment at St. Adams this week.
Frank Jackson and wife of Morrisyillt
were recent guests at w. D. Strongs.
State Auditor Graham was in town or
Monday on business connected with his
office.
Some egg is this: Que from James Ea.
tons poultry y ard measured 9Hx71s, and
weighed six ounces. Twas goose egg
Frank P. Keeler's many friends WILL be
pleased to learn that he is now much bet.
ter and is recovering from his severe
illness.
The indebtedness of the village of Hyde
Park, according to the report just issued,
is $50, 01O.99, as against $50, 729 SO last
year, the village having reduced the debt
$756 95.
Mrs. Melora Noyes had a severe attack
of nosebleed last night. it being several
hours before the hemorrhage was stopped
"a physician being necessary. She is
very weak today.
At the village meeting Tuesday night
J. S. Leach was elected President and
James Eaton Clerk 1t was voted to pay
interest on bonds in Boston. Adjourned
then to Saturday night.
Those auto carts and BICYCLES that pre-
empt the sidewalks, are somewhat an
noying as well as dangerous to pedestri-
ans. The boys and girls are unmindful
of the fact that the law forbids this. We
publish this by request.
The only flag displayed about the viii
lage last Friday, in commemoration of
the 50th anniversary of the surrender of
Gen. Lee, was at Col sawyer's. The
Colonel is truly patriotic and is not apt
to forget when to display the stars and
stripes.
"The Runaways," one of the best plays,
will be given here on Friday evening OF
next week by Morrisville talent. IF you
want to have realgood laugh and enjoy
an evening full of fun, take in this play,
which comes under the auspices of the
Odd Fellows.
]. H. Gray of this town paid his sub
scription to this paper yesterday for the
Seth time. John is one of our best citi-
zens-he could be nothing else after read
ing this paper so long period. We
and Democratic doctrine in time.
Complaints are loud and just concern
village could do nothing better towards
bringing trade to this place than to have
that road put in good shape. 1t is det-
triment to the village and people COM
PEELED to pass over it have just cause for
c complaint.
Announcements received here yesterday
state that William Herbert Christie and
Miss Matilda Arson. both of Amsterdam,
N. Y, were married at that place on Sat
urday evening last. The groom is a son
H. c. Christie of this place and the bride
one of Amsterdam's fair daughters.
Hearty congratulations from all the
friends at the old home town.
"The College Ball" given by the senior
class of the l.. c. A.. last evening at the
Opera House, under the direction OF Miss
Robinson of Newport, drew
a large audience. 1t was an interesting
play and all the parts were we'll taken,
showing careful training. The vocal Sc
lections by the Hyde Park Inn" quar-
tette were we'll received and their local
hits brought down the house. III Were
a Millionaire" sung by Leon Griswold
and chorus of newsboys and newsgirls,
received heorty applause. The instru-
mental music, with Miss Price at the
piano, Supt. Crosby with violin and
Glendon Goddard with clarinet was good. |
Dancing followed at Odd Fellows Hall.