News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-29
HYDE PARK
Village Auditors meet next Monday.

for the mid-ent vacation.
Orlo Luce and f. G. Bashaw of Stowe
were VISITORS in town Monday.
Will Emerson took his young son to
the hospital Tuesday for an operation.
Miss Katherine Smalley of Stowe is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. N. Putnam.
Ben. Lilley is learning the BARRIERS
rade, being a student in Godett's shop.
Mrs. j. r. Stevens spent Saturday las
at Morrisvi)e, visiting Mrs. Marcia Ran
dali.
Mrs. Lucius Noyes returned Monday
from visit of several days at Winooski
and Burlington.
Miss Wilma Hanley of VergenDes is
spending few days at the home of her
father, Judge Leach.
Miss L. Howard of ST. Adams is spend
ing week here with her former fellow
teacher, Mrs Page Ufford.
Mrs. Geo. Sratton and Miss Louise Le-
land of johnson were guests over Sunday
at the home of p. 7. DeNio.
The Rebekahs had very enjoyable
time at their last regular meeting. Cards
and social made pleasant evening.
Richard Emo, an employe of the hide
house, went to the hospital Tuesday for
an operation-hernia and appendicitis.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell and daughter are
visiting in johnson, and there is "lone-
someness" about the White residence.
Mrs. Elmer Whitcomb went to Burlng-
ton Thursday, returning with Mildred
Whitcomb, who had been at the hospital
for treatment.
Miss Freda Darrah of Waterville,
student at Brigham Academy. is spend
ing a few days here with her sister, Miss
Maud Darrah.
Clyde Brown, who has responsible
position as agricultural head of large
concern in Woonsocket, Mass, is spend
ing week at home.
Walter Armstrong of the U. V. NJ,
spent few days here last week. He finds
this very agreeable place to study and
collect his-thoughts.
The fishing and bunting licenses have
finally reached the Town Clerks Office |
and you can secure one for the asking, by |
paying the regulation fee.
Mrs. John Ladeau, who went to the |
Mary Fletcher last week for an operation,
Us getting along nicely. Her husband Wis
tied her the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Dennis Brooks went to Burlington
last Saturday and accompanied her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, home. The young lady
had been to the Mary Fletcher for treat
ment.
Mrs. S. B. Waite left Saturday for
ten days visit with her daughter, Miss
Ailah, at Ashville, N. G. She will! also
visit Washington and other southern
points.
A large number from this place took in
the Morrisville-Stowe basket ball game
last Wednesday night and all pronounce
it the best game of the kind ever played
within the county limits.
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by F. P. Hill notified him that he was
grandfather, an eight-pound son having
been born that day to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hill at Worcester, Mass.
Hyde Park was well represented at
Burlington last Thursday. Among those
who visited the city that day were W. N.
Putnam, W. d. Strong, F. II. Strong, DR.
Leach, A. b. Collins and Judge Leach.
Judge Leach had the misfortune to
have spear of herds grass strike bis
left eye one day last week and the eve
was injured to such an extent that it has
given him considerable trouble ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Ufford entertained
several of Rev. Mr.. Hamlin's gentlemen
friends at bachelor dinner last Friday
evening. The event was in honor of Mr.. s
Hamlin's approaching marriage and was S
a very enjoyable one. The elders was =
the recipient of several gifts of a juvenile s
character.
The following is the list of Grand and
Petit Jurors appointed at the recent town r
Jurors are: L. S. Gris-
void, b. G. Rooney, c. d. Noyes and c. =
Z. Bailey. Petit Jurors, E. Z. Badger. C.
A. Davis, Ray Baker, d. J. Fletcher, G. II,
Newton, John Miner, ]. II. Eaton. A. b. q
Collins, r. W. Croker, P. NJ. Trescott. A
B. E. Crowell and Page Ufford. a
Tuesday of last week, the tenth birth y
lay of Miss Leone, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eaton, was observed
~ party which was attended by a num-
Der of her girl friends. All had delight
al time and the evening was pleasantly
passed in playing games. Refreshments I
we're served, and the young lady was the
ecipient of several pretty gifts. Master A
5yron Leach was the mascot" of the
occasion. S
Roger Hulburd was one of the speakers
t recent meeting of the Mems Club of
he Cong'l church at Brandon and the
Union of that place in speaking of the
vent says: