News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-27

Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sunday in
Burlington with her friend, Miss Nc
Donald, at the Nurses Home.
The Rebekahs will confer their degree
upon four 'live" candidates this evening.
Next week Wednesday evening comes the
district meeting.
A very fine steel engraving, "The Last
Supper" has been presented the Cong'I
church by Col. Sawyer and hung up on
the walls of the dining-room.
The Vermont students at Exeter, N. H.,
prep" school, and there are several OF
them, have organized Vermont Club
electing Proctor H. Page of this place as
president. Proc" will be live one.
A warming" is published elsewhere,
calling for a special town meeting at
Hyde Park on the 9th of Novem Der, to re-
scind the vote taken at the last town
meeting locating the proposed library
building on the school campus, and also
to accept the so-called Lilley lot for the
building.
We understand that there is village
ordinance about dumping coal ashes ia
the streets. 1t isup to the village author.
tiles to see that this is enforced. Not
only is it an eyesore to the streets TO have
ashes dumped thereon, or even along side
OF the street, but putting them in the
streets is an injury to automobile tires
and autoists will evade streets that have
this refuse on them.
The forces of the Junior and Senior
classes of L. c. A., have joined to give
one OF the best socials in the history of
the school, Monday evening, Nov. 1st.
The entertainment proper will consist of
an exciting pantomime. and weird scene
of witches, who will at the same time
make you laugh and shudder. Then
homemade candy, popcorn and ice cream
will be served, and that you may enjoy
yourself while eating, two sideshows
have been provided. The usual prone.
made will close the evening. Come and
enjoy the best social of the year. Admis-
sion, 15 c.
The "under-the. hill" road still hangs
fire. While the lawyers were looking up
the question when, how and by whem
was this road laid out, the Selectmen and
the village trustees agreed to open the
road for travel temporarily and an agree
ment was also made with Thedule Besette
allowing construction of FIVE or six rods
of road on the upper side OF the railroad
track, near the recent washout and with.
out charge for a year. Last week when
the workmen went to work there Besette
ordered them off. saying he must have a
written agreement. Work has therefore
ceased for the present. No decision as yet
has been made by the Selectmen regard
ing the appeal to throw up that part
the road in the town of Hyde Park"
The chicken pie supper. given by the
men folks at the Cong chnrch last night,
was largely attended. The supper was
Of the usual excellent order and nicely
served by bevy of handsome young
men. Following the feast came social
hour and then an entertainment full o.
real genuine amusement in the shape
'Everybody's Magazine" ''profusely IL
which was full of good things
and included poetry, song, story, instru-
mental music and dvertlsements-all
well rendered and well acted. 1t was a
unique affair and created great amuse-
ment. For this splendid evenings enter
tainment credit is due the ladies who
egastronomic spread and also
the young folks who arranged and took
part in the after entertainment, for all OF
which the men folks are very thankful.
Special mention should be made of the
excellent service rendered by Loren Nam
" in the culinary department.