News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-06-07
NORTH HYDE PARK

! NORTH HYDE PARK
Mrs. Freda Towne is working for Mrs.
l.. p. Butts.
Ernest Towne was business visitor in
the place the first of the week.
Charles Wolcott of Elmore is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gates.
Mrs. Sylvester Wood of Cady's Falls
was a guest of relatives Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ransom Griswold is employed at the
Gihon Valley Creamery during his sum-
| mer vacation.
James Kneeland and Frank Kneeland
attended the funeral of Ashley N. Dodge
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Corey of Cadys Falls
visited Mrs. G. H. Souther and Nit.
Julia Blake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wedge and son,
Clarence, went to Burlington Saturday,
in their car. returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Leach and daueb-
ter, Ursula, of Burlington visited Mrs.
Hallet Hurlbut last Wednesday.
James Blake of Worcester, Mass,
came Monday night to visit his mother,
Mrs. Julia Blake and other relatives.
MT. and Mrs. Roy Stetson entertained
relatives from North Troy, Daniel Foster,
and neice, Miss Minnie Foster, recen tly.
Mrs. Grace Haselton is working at Mr..
Fullers on French Hill in johnson. During
her absents Mrs. Ellen Davis is keeping
house for her.
Several from here attended the gradu-
alton exercises at Hyde Park last Friday
night. Miss Addie Stone of this village
was one of the graduates.
John Amadon, who has been in Emore
for several weeks, was at his home last
week coming to attend the Memorial Day
exercises. Mr.. Amadon returned last
week where he has work for the summer.
States Attorney Maurice of Worthwhile
was in the village Thursday, attending
to several matters which are worthy of
investigation. The condition of our vii
lage was the best over Saturday and Sun
day that it has been for several months.
Everyone of the seven pupils who took
the ninth grade state examinations a
short time ago passed in a creditable
manner. This speaks we'll of the good
work done both by pupils and teacher.
The names of those who took the exams
are-Mildred Foss, Frances Smith, Doro-
thy Richardson, Muriel Bailey, Stanley
Davidson. AlberS Holbrook and Gerald
Stone. 1t is expected that the most of
the class if not all will continue their
studies in some, higher institution of
learning.
The entertainment given by the Boy
Scouts last Tuesday evening drew full
house and was considered by those who
attended both the shows to be fully as
good as the first one. The vaudeville
was especially good and the new songs
and jokes ''took" we'll. The farce,
captain Swell" was put on at the close
and enjoyed by all. Two ladies' parts
we're taken by Gerald Stone and Stanley
Davinson and the young gentlemen re-
ceived many compliments for the grace
full manner in which they filled them.
Mention should be made of the hard
work Mr.. Hadley put in to make the en-
tertainment a success.
Howard Judson, the infant son of Clay
Foss, died last Wednesday morning at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Foss, who have cared for the
baby since the death of his mother,
Emma Jones Foss, Feb. last. The child,
though never very well, was apparently
fully as well as usual, when taken sud-
denly i'll Tuesday evening and suffered
from commissions during the whole night
until death claimed him. He was four
months old the day before his death.
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon at the house and was largely at
tended. The floral offering from rela
tives and friends was large and beautiful.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. V. A. Ober and interment was in
the village cemetery beside his mother.
The family wishes to thank all of their
friends who in any way assisted them at
this time.