News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-05-17
HYDE PARK !:

Mrs. Stella Goddard was in Burlington
Monday.
Miss Alice,Page returned to Washing.
ton last Friday.
Glenn Kenfield of Stowe visited his
brother Earle at the Hyde Park Inn
Sunday.
Leon Farr was in town over Sunday.
He reports business good at his new shop
in Bakersfield.
Daniel Smith has bought his fathers
late residence on Church street and rent
cd the same to Mr.. Bessey.
The wind last week swept the streets
clean of superfluous dust and they are
now in good order for that oiling.
Miss Laura Porter, who will graduate
from the U. V. M. this year, has been
engaged as preceptress of the l.. G. A.
She is resident of Burlington and comes
highly recommended.
Messrs Frank Hill, S. B. Waite, Edw.
tGodette and Edw. Lilley visited Morse's
Line last Sunday, making the trip in
Hills "Submarine." fine trip and
"not skip on the entire Journey" they
say.
Work on Herrick & Co.'S garage is NOV
ing along rapidly. Concrete flooring has
been put in and other improvements are
under way. 1t is expected that before
long the work now being done at the Mill
street garage will be transferred to the
new garage on Church street.
Invitations have been sent out for the
annual meeting of the L. G. A. Alumni
Association. The committee are arrang-
ing the "best ever" in this line and they
expect general response TO their en-
quiry twill you attendT' 1t is hoped
that there will be large attendance.
A fue game of base ball was that
played on the campus last Saturday, at
which time the L. G. AS. shut out Crafts
bury High to the tune of IS to O. The
home boys played faultless game and
although the visitors made some very
good plays, they were unable to score.
Next Saturday the boys will tackle Stowe
High here. Give them good audience.
U.F. Wood of the Agricultural College
of Burlington was in town last Saturday |
in consultation with the school board re-
garding adding all agricultural course to |
of P. A. at Morrsville and the Stowe |
high school. The project meets with |
favor and indications are that it will be |
inaugurated at the beginning of the fall
term.
On Wednesday evening last a "hand-
kerchief shower was given Miss Doris
DeNio by Mrs. Rus vel Page and Miss Alice
Page. Games in keeping with the coca
sion were played and the usual fun pro-
moted in the opening of the handker-
chief packages. Ice cream and cake were
served and in one of the cakes were hid
den ring and other articles. The one
to whom the ring came is supposed to
be next in line for Shower and as it
came to fair young damsel "we'll see
what we will see."
The following item, which will be of
much interest to many of our readers is
taken from the Glendale, N. OAK, Dick.
ey County Observation-Disclosures of Miss Mae
Dickey will be pleased to learn that she
has been offered a position in the Silver
Smiths Guild School at Evanston, ILL.,,
teaching design and arts and crafts. Be-
sides the regular school work, Miss Dick
ey will teach during the summer school,
which is held during the summer months.
Miss Dickey will graduate this year from ,
the School of Normal Applied Arts of ,
Chicago" Miss Dickey is a daughter of |
Mabel DEMO, former Hyde Park girl, ,
and granddaughter of Mrs. May Meach- /
am. The family went to So. Dakota in the G
early SOS and took up land where the i
city of Glendale now is. Mrs. Meacham G
and daughters are still living in Ellen a
dale. y