News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-05
HYDE PARK

her home in Jericho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Farr spent Sunday
with relatives in Bristol.
Clyde Brown returned to his work at
Woonsocket, r. l., Monday.
Miss Derby of the l.. G. A. spent Sun
day at her home in johnson.
Leon Farr spent several days recently
with relatives in Bakersfield.
Mrs Edith Hunt of Burln gton is visit
ing at the home of l.. II. Noyes.
j. e. Appolt of the Hardwick Gazette
made us pleasant call last Saturday.
A brand new sign, "Town Clerk" has
been put on the new Town Clerks Office.
Mrs. Inez Lanpher of Morrisvlle spent
Saturday last at the home of II. c..
Lanpher.
Have you purchased Que of those
s'Bonds of Thrift" They are great for
a rainy day.
Miss Myra Noble of Hardwick spent
several days here recently at the home
of her uncle, F. B. Noble.
Miss Alice Page returned from Wash
ington last Saturday and will spend
few weeks here before going back to the
Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Crosby returned
from Massachusetts Monday evening.
Mr.. Crosby's sister. Nj ISIS Aida Crosby,
came with them for visit.
On Sunday the 10Th, Rev. Mr.. Mer-
rill of St. Johnsbury will occupy the
Cong'l pulpit, and on the following Sur
day Arthur f. Stone of the same place
will preach.
Clarence P. Sawyer of st Louis spent a
few days in town recently, visiting rela-
tives and calling On old friends. 1t is
ten years since Clarence has been here
and he notes many changes in people and
place.
The annual village meeting comes
Tuesday evening of next week-Aprl
l1th. Several important matters are to
come up and there should be good at
tendance. Remember the date and be
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fairbanks were
called to North Cambridge last Friday |
by the death of Frank Rice, father of
Mrs. Fairbanks. He was 81 years old |
and very exemplary man. as all who
knew him readily testify.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley have
work at the state Industrial
School and assumed the care Of Dewey
Hanley's farm at Essex junction for the
year. They went from this place
to their new home last Saturday.
Mrs. Cornelia Small, who has been
quite ill, is somewhat better now. Miss
Della Barnard, who has been caring for
her. has finished work and returned 10
johnson. She is succeeded by Miss
Stocker, a trained nurse from Burlington
The next and last entertainment in the
Hyde Park Lecture Course comes next
Monday evening, the 10th. The enter
tainer this time is Miss Grace Sage, the
reader and impersonator. The young
lady comes highly recommended and we
are assured of a fine entertainment.
Henry McNally. at one time resident
Of this place, some thirty years ago, liv-
ing in the W. M. Putnam house and con-
Quoting grocery store in the basement,
is visiting in town with his son, Arthur.
a 1ot Tar 10 N ha hoa ri hnSi |
and has been travelling throughout the
west.
Archie Pratt, for several months clerk
for N. G. Wood, completed work there
asst Saturday, and will take up farming, ,
going onto the farm that his father re-
Gently purchased in Morristown. His :
place in the Wood store is taken by Floyd
Potter of Belvidere, at one time clerk
Tor G.. b. Foss.
Rev. w. R. Hamlin, who is away on a ,
two weeks vacation, was married today,
April 9Th, at Amherst, Mass, to Miss S
Ada M. Chandler. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties were
present No cards. Heartiest congratu-
ations go to the couple from Mr.. Ham
Inns parishioners, as we'll as host of
other Vermont friends. l
"A Modern Ananias." given here last
friday night by Morrisville troupe, was a
IN interesting and unique play. 1t was c
comedy drama and all parts were we'll a
aiken. The piece is full of fun and the l
eIdition of the same was faultless. The
lad roads and several other things occur p
ng at the same time detracted from a q
ull house. The Ladies' Aid shared the
roceeds, and are very grateful to the Il
ompany for their generosity.