News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-05-03
HYDE PARK
Garden planting time has arrived.

Garden planting time has arrived
Mrs. R. S. Page spent few days in
Burlington last week.
Carroll G.. Page was home from the U.
". M. a few days recently.
Now the coal man will want to fill the
bine-"lowest price of the year."
Mrs. @. G. Goddard returned from her
Massachusetts, visit last Thursday.
Frank Brown spent Sunday in Buring-
ton; went down 20 look over that Ford.
Capt. Waite had large auction at
Underhill last Friday. Stuff "sold like
hot cakes"
Will Cowan, who has a lucrative farm
Job at Whiteheld, N. H., spent few
days here recently.
Geo. Foss and Clarence Badger took in
the u. V. M. Middlebury ball game at
Burlington Monday.
Leon Farr has rented blacksmith
shop in Bakersfield and has moved his
household effects there.
Cyrus Perry has been making improve
ments upon the exterior of his newly &C
,auired residence in the Bronx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Terrill visited friends
here last Friday. They have gone to
their cottage at Caspian Lake.
Commencing May 7, the time of the
Sunday evening services at the Cong'i
church will be changed from seven to
seven-thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ell. Goodbue are
spending the week in Burlington, st. Al
bans and Swanton; combining business
with pleasure.
Mrs. Bessie Baker, who has been keep
ing house for her father, Moses Newcity,
returned to Wolcott Monday. Her sis
ter, Marion, is now at home.
Dolph Algier, several months porter
at the Inn, has finished work there. He
is succeeded by Earle Kenfield of Stowe.
1.Dolph" made many friends while here.
Miss Edna Stiles, for several weeks
stenographer at the Bank, has returned
to her former position at Pike, N. II.
Her place here is filled by Miss Florence
Chesley.
There will be a lecture "From Scrooby
to New England, illustrated with lam
tern slides, next Sunday evening. This
lecture explains the rise of Congrega-
tionalsm.
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next Saturday for the revision of the
check list. The board will also hear
grievances that day regarding the listers
appraisas.
f. B. Noble went to Burlington last
Saturday and returned with his wife,
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment. She is recovering
nicely from the same.
Moses Newcity returned from Mas
sachusetts last Thursday. His wife will
be obliged to remain at North Adams
some time yet. in order to recover from
her injuries received by being run over
by an auto.
An addition is being built to the town
clerks office for the safe and the storage
of books and records. Mrs. White in
tends that the office will not only be con-
venient, but that the records will be we'll
taken care of.
The Springer Concert Company of Bur-
taington, composed of half dozen excel
dent musicians, gave fine ENTERTAINMENT
here last Thursday evening. All the per-
formers were artists of a high order and
to particalarize would be useless. How
ever, special mention might be made of
the violin playing of Miss Marion Spring
er, which was exceptionally good, as we'll
as her vocal selections, which showed her
to have sweet and powerful voice. The
violin duett by Miss Springer and D. C.
Hawley was also fine. 1t is hoped the
company will again come here. Much
disappointment came to the audience by
the failure of Horace Powers to appear
as the advertised impersonator.