News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
HYDE PARK

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X. w. Hubbard was a visitor in New
port last Saturday.
DR.. Goddard and family of Albany
were in town last Friday.
Leona Eaton returned Saturday from a
= two-weeks' visit at Hardwic
Carroll G. Page returned Sunday from
a few days sojourn in Burlington.
Dr. Stevens and family are in camp at
,4heir summer home at Lake Eden.
Mrs. Alice Young and children spent
a few Gays recently at Essex Junction.
Mrs. Phil. Clark of Lyndonv1lle was
guest at the home of Il. A. Noyes last
Friday.
Mrs. Nora Scofeld visited her friend,
Mrs. Abbie Pinney, at Passumpsic last
Thursday.
Painters have been renovating the ex-
terror of Mrs. Mary Buckham's residence
on Prospect Avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Hanloy of Essex
were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Leach.
Jesse Fitzgerald has finished work at
st. Johnsbury and has hired out to l.. 81.
Noyes for the season.
Miss Addie l.. Stone, from the North
village, spent few days last week at the
home of Judge Leach.
Elligo Pond in Craftsbury was the oh
iective point for mum Der Of autoists from
this place last Sunday.
Marshall Shattuck is sojourning for the
present with friends in North Wolcott-
giving attention to haying.
Col. Mcfarland, c. A. Knight and F.
NJ. Culver and wife visited at White Riv-
er Junction part of last week.
The guests and large number of the
Village people enjoyed military Whist"
at the Hyde Park Inn Friday evening.
Mrs. Pauline Ladeau of Fairlee, who
has been visiting IN this vicinity for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home Mon
day last.
Somebody ''swiped' an empty laundry
basket from the Inn last week. Better
bring it back, as the landlady has her
mark on it.
Two domesticated deer were. shipped |
from this place Monday by l.. w. Kinds
Of Eden to Indian Rock Farm at Brook
field, Mass.
Mrs. Fred Miner and son returned Fri !
day from visit at Montpelier, at which |
place Mr.. Miner has employment on the |
new theatre now building there.
Badgers combination auto has arrived
and was given a try-out to Joe's Pond
Sunday. 1t works to perfection and is a
dandy, either for business or pleasure.
Two large signs, with the words Ca
rarge" thereon, have been put up on the
electric light pole at the Junction of Main
and Church streets. A pointer on them
shows the way to the Hyde Park Garage
Everett Manning of Hartford, Conn,
after an absence of three years, visited
the scenes of his childhood' part of
asst week. His many friends were glad
% see him. He now holds a lucrative
position IN an Office building in Hartford.
Harold Hyde and wife of Denver, Colo,
we're in town a short time last Friday.
Harold is native of this town, a son of
he late Charles Hyde. He has been in
colorado several years, but likes to oc-
astonally visit the good old Vermont
own.
Supt. Crosby was in town last Satur-
ay. He is now managing one of the
.edpath Chautaudua enterprises. His
life left with him Saturday evening and
Dr the next two months they will visit
arous places in New York, Vermont
nd New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Savery left Monday I
n few days visit with relatives and [
lends in Salisbury. Brandon and other
points of interest in that vicinity.
hey went by auto, with Geo. Foss as
lauffeur. During their absence Ned"
i'll look after affairs at the Inn.
In spite of the hot weather Children's
ay, which had been postponed, was OBJ
srved at the Cong'l church last Sunday
corning with large attendance. The
rercises by the scholars included songs
Y the school, a song by Miss Isadore
God; song by Misses Strong, ThOrp, Z
I'd Hood; Rotations by Dorothy Strong, I
era Lilley and Murray Noble. Ten
lildren were baptized: Miriam Moves
bbott, Wendell Benjamin Cowan, Ida &
ertrude Jacobs, Kyle Luther Jacobs, y
irbara Ann Leach, Chester Frank Miner,
yra Evelyn Nichols, Velma Pauline
ichols, Gertrude Katherine Nichols,
ussel Smith Page. The exercises we're
9TH interesting and impressive. Is
den <
Mrs. Z. A. Dodge has gone to Norris y