News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-23
HYDE PARK

Prof. Simpson was recent Burlington
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Farr are visiting
relatives in Bristol.
Miss Frances Noble spent few day
recently with relatives in Hardwick.
Miss Charlotte Irish of Jericho ha
been added to Pages stenographic force
MR.. Frank Brown and Mrs. Lizzie
White were visitors in Burlington las
Friday.
Mrs. Gale of Fairfax spent several days
here recently with her daughter, Mrs
Page Ufford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Ufford spent Wash
ingtons Birthday at the home of her par
ents in Fairfax.
Mrs. John Finnegan returned last Sat
urday from Rutland, where she spent
several days with relatives.
Fred Miner and wife, who have been in
Burlington several weeks, returned to
this place Monday evening.
Monday last was the coolest day of the
season. Thermometers ranged from Is to
80 below zero and the wind blew some.
The Ladies' Aid will hold it's annual
meeting next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. w. Hniburd. A full at
tendance desired.
Ernest Hubbard of Cambridge was in
town last week and while here purchased
o pair of fine work horses from the Ly-
man Minor estate.
Captain Waite transacted business at
Morses Line Friday. Monday night he
went to New Hampshire on legal busl-
ness, returning Wednesday.
Brigham Mcfarland laid aside insur-
ance business few days recently and
went to Burlington, where he visited old
friends and witnessed the cake walk.
q On Sunday evening next at Z o'clock,
there will be talk at tie Cong'l church,
illustrated with lantern slides, on "Some
Glimpses of the Frontier" Everybody
invited.
s. B. Waite has been appointed admir-
of the estate Of LYMAN Minor and will
have an auction sale of horses, COWS, !
farming tools, &C.. belonging to said es.
tate, on Saturday, Feb. goth. See posters.
This Wednesday evening. at the Opera
House, comes the third entertaium ent in +
the Lecture Course, which is a lecture
by Dr.. G. WhitefeId Ray, the noted ira
Weller, who will talk upon Travels in
South America.
The Gihon Valley Dist. Sunday School
held here last Wednesday,
had good attendance, large numbers
coming from johnson and North Hyde
Park. The program waa an interesting
one and the addresses by President Shaw
and Secretary Boyd especially good.
The L. @. A. basket ball team went 70
North Craftsbury last Friday night and
took a try at the game with the school
team there, meeting defeat in very en-
pbatc maGner-25 to 8. Several young
ladies', chaperoned by Miss Peaslie, the
went along with them. This
ave all good time, even if the severe
torn compelled them to stay all night.
A good-sized audience listened to a fine
ddress by Rev. w. f. Baker of Morris
lille on temperance at the Cong'l church
asst Sunday evening. The address was an
ppeal for prohibition and clearly set
orth the reasons why prohibition should
,e statewide. The singing was congre-
led by Supt. Crosby with violin,
Dr.. Leach with cello and Mrs. Crosby at
,iano.
The second rendering of 1.-THE Court of
'ame.' Wednesday evening of last week.
lad good audience. The parts were
rendered and, like the first
vening, delighted the audience. Several
we're present from Morrisville and John
on. Miss Harris, who staged the affair, !
an artist and understands her business I
rom here she went to Bellows Falls and
arly next month puts the pagent on at /,
louisville.
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