News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-02
NORTH HYDE PARK

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G
Foss last Sunday, Jan. Both.
Mrs. Olive Parker, who has been visit
ing at the home of her brother, j. G
Croker, returned to Bakersfield las
week.
f. It. Blanchard has moved his family
from the Billiard house to the house re
Gently purchased by Frank Chaffee from
l.. z. Butts.
Favorable reports have been received
from Ernest Jones. who underwent ar
operation at the Fanny Allen Hospita
last Wednesday.
The True Blue Glass. boys S. S
class taught by Mrs. G. Fl. Souther, fur
nished special music last Sunday at the
opening exercises.
| Writings were drawn up last week
whereby l.. p. Butts conveyed the house
which he owned on Ferry street to Frank
Chaffee; possession given at once.
The clearance sale at Mller's store is
taken advantage of by many who are Sc
curing bargains by the big reduction in
prices. Read the advertisement and en-
brace the rare opportunity.
Four boys carried off the honors last
week in spelling in their respective grades
as follows -- Grade v, Roger Newton !;
grade VI, Harold Kneeland; grade VII,
Clinton Baker; grade TX, Stanley David
son.
All of the men owning teams who were
away working with them, have returned
because of the big thaw, which has taken
nearly all of the snow Off. Wagons have
once more come back into fashion, which
is quite out of the ordinary.
Mrs. Burpee and son of West Burke,
and Will Burt of Belvidere. who were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. ANA
don, returned to their homes Monday.
Mrs. Burt returned home Tuesday and
Mrs. Knowles will remain few days
longer.
Several of the boys who were members
of the Y ung Americans lat summer
went off on "a hike last Saturday. They
took their lunch with them, built a big
campfire and cooked their dinner and had
a fine time, remaining out in the fresh
air and sunshine nearly all day.
The installation of officers of the W.
r. G. and G. A. R., took place last Satur-
day forenoon. L. P. Butts acted as install
ing officer for the G.. A. r. and Mrs.
William Emery installed for the W. r. C.
A picnic lunch was eaten at noon, after
which both organizations attended the
funeral of Mrs. Amadon.
At the G. E. meeting next Thursday
evening a missionary meeting will be
held with Mrs. c. B. Story as the leader.
1t is expected that this will be a very in
teresting meeting as Mrs. Story has had
much experience in this work. There
will also be some special music and it is
hoped that good plumber will attend.
A happy band of children were those
who gathered at the home of the Baker
last Friday evening for the pur-
pose of holding Junior G. E. social. Fiji
It en- members were present with tn cir
Supt,, Mrs. G. B. Story, and the Asst,
Supt.. Mrs. D. S. McAlister. Music and
singing occupied their attention first,
after which games were played until the
call for refreshments sounded. All then
went to the dining room, which was
pretily trimmed for the occasion. Sand.
witches, assorted cakes, cookies, lemonade
and popcorn were then served. At
little past nine o'clock the children were
called to the piano and asked to sing
Good Night Lsdies', after which they
thanked Mrs. Baker for her hospitality in
giving them such pleasant evening.