News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-06-21
NORTH HYDE PARK

Ernest rage.
Leo Grimes, who is employed in Can
bridge, was at home over Sunday.
Edwin Billiard went to Burlington las
Friday to visit his son, V. A. Bullald fo
u few days.
The Boy Scouts have obtained ne,
Scout suits and make vely fine appear
ance in them.
Will Burleson eame-- back from St. A
bans, where he visited last week, with
new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parrot of Mont
pelier were guests of Miss Helen Crocke
a part of last week.
Mrs. Fred Mudgett and children O
Pittsford were guests at Henry Mudgett
a part of last week.
Miss Rust went to st. ] ohnsury Ion
day, going from there Tuesday to attend
a convention in Orleans.
Miss Florence Kneeand goes soon t.
Hiram, Me-, where she has employment
! in summer hotel for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Blake of NORTH
Troy came Sunday for a short visit a,
Mrs. G. Ii. Souther's and Mrs. julia
B'ake's.
The three weeks old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon I.anphere was buried here in
the village cemetery. Miss Rust officiated
at the grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin Smith and M iss
Muriel We're visitors at j. c. Crocker's.
Sunday. Miss Muriel remained for a
few days visit.
Miss Frances Smith, who has bee n
staying with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Story,
for the past few months, has returned to
her home in Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Hallett Hurlbut enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. William Bennett and Miss War
rem of Irasburgh recently.
Miss Hazel French who has been en-
ployed by Mrs. Kate Souther for several
months has finished work and is at her
home in Eden for a vacation.
Mrs. Ernest Jones entertained her
brothers, Ernest Patch and Will Patch
and friend, last Sunday, it being the first
time for several years that the three
have been together.
George McAllister and James Park
hurst were visitors in Stowe from Satur-
day until Monday. at the formers grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. McAllster.
They made the trip on their bicycles.
Mrs. Odds, who has been ill for the
past week, is little better. Her sons,
Clayton Stuff1ebean of Garfield and Eu-
gene Stufflebean of Montpelier, are with
her. Mrs. Clara Newton is caring for her.
States Attorney Maurice was in the
place last Tuesday and transacted bust
ness. Four arrests for intoxication were
made. Three of the number plead guilty
md were fined. The other case was ap-
,ealed.
Mrs. Adah Holbrook has finish ed |
york for Mrs. W. G. Davis and with her
ons is stopping at G. M. Griswolds for
! few days. Mrs. Holbrook has rented |
}. M. Griswold's tenement and will |
move in as soon as it is in repair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wedge, Clarence
Wedge and Mrs. Henry Mangan of
Dwell were in Burlington Friday. They
we're accompanied home by Miss Bervl
who will visit her aunts,
FRS. E. A. Wedge and Mrs. Frank Chat
ee, for few days.
Harold Souther was called toLowell last
unday to attend the funeral of his grand
lother, Mrs. Elinor Skinner. He was
ccompaned here Monday by his mother,
FRS. Alma Ford, and Mr.. Ford, who
,ade a short visit at the home of DR..
nd Mrs. l.. L. Eastman.
School closed last Friday. Owing to the
ad weather the picnic dinner was eaten
i the schoolhouse, instead of out doors
5 planned; lemonade and fruit were
erved to the children by the teachers.
he prizes of 25 cents offered. by the
,achers for the best exhibit ia Palmer
riting was won by Roger Newton. grade
Harold Kneeland, grade 6; Harold
.neeland, grade I; Mildred Foss, grade
Miss Helen Croker acted as the
ldge in this contest.