News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
HYDE PARK

Miss Blanche Brigham was in Burling
ton Friday.
Glenn Perry OF Woodsville, N. III.
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Stella Goddard left last Friday for
visit with relatives in Massac husetts.
Supt. and Mrs. Crosby went to Bur-
lington Saturday, where they spent Sun
day.
Frank Stewart, student at st. Mi
chael's, is at home during the Easter va
cation.
Miss Anna Chaplin ofiEnosburg gFalls
has been visiting her nephew, W. H..
Harris.
Moses Newcity and wife left Tuesday
for weeks visit in Massachusetts, and
Connecticut.
Miss Aida Crosby, who has been spend
ing several days here, has returned to
her home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Gavin Tyndall went to the hospi-
tai Tuesday for an operation on one Of
her eyes. Her son, Dr., Tyndall, met her
there.
Miss Frances Noble spent Saturday last
with her mother at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital. Mrs. Noble is getting along
very nicely.
Russell Page and B. w. Mcfarland left
Saturday night on western and southern
banking trip. They will take in Wash
ington on the way and be absent about
two weeks.
Hubert Harris was taken to the hospia al
last Thursday, accompanied by Dr..
Stevens, for appendicitis operation. He
was successfully treated and is getting
along nicely.
Sunday was an ideal spring day. The
sun shone bright and the air was warm
and balmy. Several took advantage of
the weather by enjoying short auto trips.
as far the roads would permit, while
others HE'D away to the festive sugar
bush.
Rev. Mr. Hamlin and bride will be Civ
en- a hnme- warming at the parsonage Fri.
day evening of this week. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend this
gathering. 1t will be an informal affair
and it is hoped that all will take advan-
tage of the opportunity to meet the
couple at this time.
Oscar Hawley, director of the Springer |
Concert Company, appearing at Hyde |
Park April 81, announces that during the |
evening the string quartet will play the
variations from the KAISER" quartet by
Hayden. This is the only regularly Or
ganized string quartet in Vermont, de-
voted to chamber music exclusively.
The last supper of the season was given
by the Ladies' Aid on Tuesday last and
was well attended. A short but interest
ing entertainment was given afterwards.
1t consisted of marches by Miss Tyndalrs
primary day school class, recitation by
Miss Dorothy Strong, reading by Miss
Alice Fairbanks and a piano solo by Miss
Agnes Ladeau.
Arthur Stone of st. Johnsbury, who
came last Saturday evening to supply
the pulpit of the Cong'l church Sunday,
was unable to do so in the morning, be- ;
cause of an attack of indigestion. The
pulpit was filled by r. W. Hulburd, who {
read one of DR.. Hills latest sermons. In
the evening Mr.. Stone had recovered suf- {
fciently to speak, so he gave an address
upon the life of Mr.. VIM. Orne, veteran
soldier, who was a native of Westfield, '
VT and had served with distinction as
member of the Third Vermont and later ,
in Massachusetts regiment. He located
in California after the war, becoming to-
tally blind from injuries received 10 the
service and died in 1911. The address
was most interesting one and the sub
ject being personal friend of Mr.. Stone
made it all the more pathetic.