News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-16
HYDE PARK

| lives III DuIHuSl On. "'" e"
Battle Row appears to be maintaining
its old time reputation.
Martin Finnegan returned to Spring.
field, Mass, this morning. aaN"A
Mrs. Jonas Stevens spent Thursday
last with friends at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Alma Shattuck and Mrs. Ellen
Noyes were in Burlington recently.
Mrs. Nora Scofeld and son Hugh spent
a few days the past week in Orleans.
Geo. Seguin of Charlotte was visitor
several days recently at the home of Edw.
Godette.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Irish from Connec-
ticnt have been visiting their brother,
Leon Farr.
Kenneth Fairbanks has been looking
over the U. V. M. and visiting friends in
Burlington. rF
Judge and Mrs. Leach and DIR. and Mrs.
| Chester Leach were visitors last Sunday
in St. Adams.
Miss Martha Tyndall has retur ned
from Barre, where she has been teaching
the past year.
Elmer Whitcomb has gone TO Bethle.
hem, N. H., where he has employment
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs +. G. Sherwin and V. D.
Fitch attended graduation exercises at
Hardwick today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Miss
Carolyn Smith were visitors in Water
vile last Sunday.
Miss Prudence Godette and H. M.
Norton of Vergennes are visitors at the
home of Edw. Godette.
keep to the right" is a good maxim
to heed, whether running an auto or in
the daily pursuits of life.
Lewis Whitcomb of Waltham, Mass,
is in town on his annual visit and fishing
trip to the old home place.
Mrs. Will Moore and son, Francis Xa-
vier, of Plainfeld, N. J., are visiting at
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moore's.
Mrs. Harry Titus and daughter Mar
guerite of Hard wick, and Mrs. Wallace !
Jones of Barre, are visitors at E. r. Lilley's.
The Hyde Park train goes on Monday
next. 1t will leave here 1t COS a. M,
and return at $50 p. M. Conductor
Simpson will be in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grimes, their
daughter, Miss Lena. and Miss Myrtle
Irwin OF Somerville. Mass, visited friends
in this place and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Hildebrand, Carl
Currier of Littletown, N. H., and the
Misses Abbie Butler and Gladys Butler
Of Montpelier were visitors last Sunday
at the home of Lee Elliott.
Mrs. Susan Fellows, who died in Nor.
risville last week, was at one time resi-
dent of Hyde Park. She will be remem
bered by our older people as a kind
neighbor and sincere friend.
Little Merriam Abbott was taken to
Burlington last Friday for au operation
for a mastoid abscess. The operation
was very successful and the child is get
ting along nicely, although the case is a
serious one.
Supt. Crosby was forcibly reminded of
The 'One Hoss Shay" last Sunday when ,
:aking a ride in his Ford roadster Sew
raj parts became disarranged and con-
Crosby and his guest had to
all on the DEMO garage for aid in reach
ng home. II
Col Mcfarland believes that ''cleanli
less is next to Goodness" and with this !
n mind on Sunday last turned on the
water in his bath tub. Going to another A.,
part of the house he forgot that he had
eft the water running and not until he |
discovered it coming down through the
eiling was he reminded of his forgetful- I
less. He put in some time hopping up
he flood and getting things into proper Z
hape, as near as possible, before the re-
urn of his wife from an auto ride For n
unately, the damage was not as great
Is first anticipated; nevertheless, hereaf- /,
err the colonel will "see to it" that when
aking a bath his attention will not be
Inverted into any other direction.