News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13
HYDE PARK

Q. K. Slavery of New Haven, Conn.
spent few days here recently with his
brother, Chas. E., of the Hyde Park Inn
A fine photograph of Charles H. Bliss
after whom Bliss Lodge, /. o. o. F., il
named, has been placed in the lodge room
of that organization.
@. e. Slavery and his brother, G. X,
were visitors in Montpelier and st. Johns
bury last SATURDAY., making the trip with
W. n. Putnam in his auto.
Miss Fannie Christie was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital Sunday. On M n
day she was operated upon for appended
tbs and is now doing nicely.
Charles Thomas spent Friday last here
with HI. A. Noyes--came up to indulge
in bit of hunting and try out that new
dog, an English setter, of Noyes'
John Button and Mrs. Wilbur Girls
void left Monday for weeks visit down
country. during which they will visit Mrs.
Griswold's son, Rev. G. W. Manning, ct
Phoenix, R. I.
j. D. Needham and daughter and Miss
Stewart, who have been at the Inn sew
eral days, left Monday morning for Bran
don. They made many friends while
here, who hope to see them again in our
midst.
Miss Norma Strong was the guest over
Sunday of her fraternity friends in Bur-
lngton. Undoubtedly this young lady's
approaching marriage had considerable
to do with the sort of entertainment
given her.
The Trumbull Players held forth at
the opera house Monday and Tuesday
evenings, giving interesting plays. They
conclude their engagement this evening
They give good clean show and are
artists in their profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Smith and child
from Newport were visitors in town last
Sunday. Five years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were at the head of the L, G. A.,
and their many friends were pleased to
see them here at this time.
Misses Maud Darrah and Vera Pulling
ton spent Sunday at their homes in Wat
erville and Cambridge. Archie Pratt
acted as escort" carrying the young
ladies down Saturday afternoon. Miss
Lena Boyce acted as "chaperone."
Some frost was that which covered the
ground Monday morning. It was the
l, a., g.,
is coming to us from now on. However,
we have had good fall and there is no
reason for complaint of touch of cold
weather now and then.
There will be an auction sale at the
Trescott farm. near Garfield, on Wednes.
day next, the Goth, at which time thirteen
good cows and pair of handy working
oxen will be put up. The owner is over
stocked and takes this method of reduc-
ing the number. See posters.
Mrs. Nora Scofield left Monday for st. |
Johnsbury, where she joined the Stiles
party to the San Francisco exposition and |
other points of interest in the west. Mr..
Andrus and wife of Albany, her brother
and sister, also 60 with the party. They
will be absent about month.
Arthur Perry, for the past two years in
the employ of H. A. Grimes at Som err
vile, Mass, has gone into business for
himself at that place, taking the same
of handling butter, eggs and
produce. His friends here wish
him success in his new venture.
Mrs. Helen Douglass of Brandon spent
Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Mo-
Farland. Mrs. Douglass was on her way
to Enosburg Falls, where she attend ed
the marriage, yesterday, of her sister-in-
law, Miss Alice Douglass, to Mr.. Man.
digo, Y. M. G. A. secretary of Troy, N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland of Cambridge de.
livered very interesting sermon at the
Cong'l church last Sunday morning and
in the evening gave talk upon Cripple
Creek and its mining resources. Mr..
is a clear, forceful speaker
and held the close attention of his hear
ers.
hcN. u. L. manu-, toIuoIl III CudIBe VI
St. Theresa's church here. and for a num-
Der of years with Stephens church at
Winooski, has been transferred to Brat
tleboro, one of the strongest churches in
The state. Fr. Rand's many friends here,
while pleased at this advancement, regret
10 have him taken from this part of the
state.
1t may not be generally known that
Hyde Park is the birthplace of the late
Gov. A. p. K. Stafford of Arizona. The
place of his birth was on the line next to
the town of johnson, just east of where
the school house used to stand on the
Putnam farm on the river road. The
cellar hole is still discernable on the right
hand side of the road as you 60 to John
son.
District Meeting
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