News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-26
HYDE PARK


short visit in town recently.
Judging from appearances there'll be
some new autos in town this year.
Mrs. Della Gauther of Burlington
spent few days in town recently.
Mrs. A. V. Wiswell and Mrs. G. s.
Leach were recent visitors in Burlington.
Mrs. John Ladeau returned from the
hospital last Saturday much improved in
health.
The Town Clerk has issued 100 dog Ii
censes this year. Last year the number
was 103.
Don't forget the Springer Co. musical
entertainment Thursday evening. Twill
be fine affair.
Willard Jewett was home from Bristol,
N. H.. few days rscently. He likes his
work very much.
Chas Nutting has moved into the new
tenement over the postoffice. Orren Farr
takes the corner tenement.
Hairy Nichols, wife and son spent
few days recently at ST. Johnsbury at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Kelsey.
There was good ATTENDANCE at st.
Theresa's church Easter morning. Rev.
Fr. Alliott was the officiating clergyman.
Granville Fisk of Ashland, Mass,
called on old friends here last week We'd
nesday. He attended the G. A. r. En-
,campment in Burlington, being member
of the 9th VT in the Civil War.
There was a large attendance at the
-Cong'l church last Sunday morning. The
services were appropriate to Easter. The
music was exceptionally fine and the SER
mon pertained to the resurrection.
Mrs. Bennett Douglass of Brandon was
in town few days recently, visiting her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Mcfarland. She
left here Monday to attend the wedding
of her sister-in-law, Miss Douglass, at
Richford.
Miss Frances Noble spent last Sunday
with her mother at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Mrs. Noble is getting along
so nicely that she will return home in a
few days. Master Murray also visited his
mother last Saturday.
Leon Potter and wife of Barton were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown
part of last week. They were on their
way home from Belvidere, whore they
had been to bury their brother, Walter.
Mrs. Potter is sister of Mrs. Brown.
Judge and Mrs. Leach were in Cam
bridge last Monday. They went down to
visit the Judges mother, who reached her
Seth birthday that day. Mrs. Leach, who
is the widow Of Capt. Leach, is hale and
hearty and enjoys " the afternoon of life"
to great degree.
While assisting in loading goods at the |
depot Monday afternoon, Hugh Savage |
was thrown from a wagon, the horses
starting suddenly from fright caused by
the noise of locomotive. Hugh struck
on his back and his injuries are such
that he is laid up.
Mrs. Moses Newcity, who with her
Massachusetts. was knocked down by
large auto on the streets of North Adams
last Wednesday and was seriously in
jured. She was unconscious for some
time, and while no bones were broken
her injuries are such that she will be
confined to the bed for some time, The
car was a large touring Car and contained
five persons.
Hollis Lanpher of Hyde Park was ar
ragned before Judge Post in the city
court at St. Adams last Wednesday by
Probation Officer George M. Hogan for
violation Of his probation and for escape
from the state hospital at Waterbury,.
He was found guilty and was sentenced
to serve not less than six nor more than
eight months in the house of correction
at Rutland. Lanpher was taken TO Rut-
and Thursday