News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-02-24
NORTH HYDE PARK

Mr. ana Mrs. Laurence Jones Vlslted a
A. II. Jones over Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Homer Clark and children
, are away on two weeks visit.
The interest continues in the reviva
meetings at the Advent church.
The usual good attendance and goot
time at the Washingtonian ball.
Miss Myrtle Bowen has finished worl
at the Valley House and is now at hone
d. S. McAllister and son George wen
to stowe Saturday for a short visit at G
S. McAllister's.
Miss Helen Croker, who came home
Friday night from Montpelier for short
vacation. returned Monday.
Miss jeanette Sinclair of Hyde p TX
spent several days here recently at the
home of her uncle, Henry Mudgett.
Leon Vigent of Worcester, Mass. is
spending weeks vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs. Frances Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jude Spear have returned
from Fairfield and are visiting MIS-.
Spears parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Heath.
Mrs. Will Warren and grandson, Her
bert Beardsley, from Morristowp, were
gu, Sis If Mr.. and Mis-. Herbert Boards
! ley recently.
Geo. Allen, who is doing a job of cleri-
cal work at Bethel, was at home few
days recently. He expects to be there a
couple of weeks longer.
Mrs. Francis Wescome of Belvidere
was called here to help care for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Wescome, who are both i'll
with ii bronchial trouble.
The snow on the main roads is practi-
cally gone and many wagons have APP
peared. THIS is a most unusual condi-
non for this locality in February.
Guy Kneeland enjoyed a short vacation
last week from his work at A. r. Camp
belPsi store at Morrisville, spending it
with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.. G. FL
Kneeland.
Miss Viola Kneeland came sunday to
the home o. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
II. Kaeeland, for visit. Miss Kneeand
is recovering licely from severe burns re-
Gently received.
There was the largest attendance the
Cuugl egational 5. S. last Sunday that
there has been for some time. There is
sui lots of room and every body is COL
daily Invited to attend.
The Grange Choir, members OF March
lag team and Ladies' Degree team. arc It.
quested 10 meet 1T Valley Hall, Wednes-
day evening, March 3rd at Z 80 for the
purpose of holding rehearsal.
Miss Glenna Adams entertained several
of her young friends at the home of Mrs,
Frank Baker last Wednesday afternoon
in honor OF her fourteenth birthday ami
versary. Refreshments were served and
jolly time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Penninah Stone left for her home
in Fairhaven, Tuesday morning. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. |
Matilda Smalley. Mrs. Stone and Mrs.
Smalley have spent the past two weeks
with tneir brother, Joseph Foss, who is |
now recovering from his recent illness.
Mrs. Frances Newton passed her S0th |
anniversary last Saturday. she
was remembered with129 post cards, also
a Sunshine Box from friends and neigh
bors, besides many other nice presents.
She received numerous callers during the
day. 1t is the wish of her friends that
she will see many more happy birthdays.
The "Snub Society,"" east of the bridge
met t P. A Parrin's home Tuesday even
ing Feb. Oh, IN honor of Mr.. Parrin's
siXtieth OH, Iiay. Refreshments were
served Consisting of sandwiches, cake and
C fec. Nj. raIrin was the recipient of
81 cards besides several other presents.
The evening was gIea,l! enjoyed. Peter
wishes to thank one aud ali ivl remember
ing him on this occasion and also for
gii is.
The revival meetings which are being
held at the Advent church are to be con.
.inued this week aud if sufficient in terest
S manifested will be held over Sunday.
Last Sunday good attendance greeted
Elder Leary and at the evening service
he attendance was 10. Mr.. Chas. Day
from Beebe was present Sunday and
assisted in the singing. In the evening
Elder Leary preached on the Prodigal
Son. The music in the evening wasenjoyed
by all which included solos by Mr.. Day
Ind duets by Mr.. Day and Miss Prior. A
degree of interest is being
shown, from which sarely much good will
Do realized.