News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-06-26
NORTH HYDE PARK

Frank Chaffee is i'll.
Rev. Harry Selsby is slowly gaining.
Mrs. Peter Parrin is i'll at this writing.
Edward Gallup lost horse Sunday by
collie.
People that won't Hooverize are Pro.
Germans.
Charles Kneeland has purchased a
Cadillac.
Mrs. F. L. Miller was visitor at Eden
Mills last Tuesday.
Don't forget the G.. A. r. and w. r.
G. meeting Saturday.
Many from here attended the Show at
Morrisville last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller was visitor at
Eden Mills last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hulburt returned home from
Everett, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins of Waterbury
were visitors at Porter Butts Sunday.
Miss Hazel French was a visitor at
Mrs. Dwight Stearn's in Eden last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Haven Billiard of Spring
field are the parents of little daughter
Valley Hall Association will have their
annual 4th of July Dance next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazard were
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Earls
Sunday.
DR.. Young of Lowell was a visitor at
Cortez Foss' and also at Frank Chaffee's
Monday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Foss is ill with blood poison
in her face.
Frank Hazard, F. L. Miller and Ray
Stearns attended the meeting at Morris
vile Thursday.
Mr.. Sumner Chatfee from Lancaster,
N. H. is visiting his brother Frank
Chaffee and wife.
Mrs. Ellen Davis was called to Cam
bridge Junction on account of the death
of her little niece, Miss Burns.
Ransom Griswold went Monday for
Sugar Hill, n. II. where he has employ
ment at one of the hotels for the sum-
mer.
Cleon Clearey from Camp Devens, was
a visitor at his home here the first of the
week. Cleon is looking fine in his uni.
form.
Berton Lanpher was visitor at his
sons in Morrisville last Wednesday. He
that Jack Frost had Just visited
there.
This town was visited by Jack Frost
Wednesday night and much damage was
done. We wish he would go to the
Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs
William Reynolds of Johnson were Wis
itors at Herbert Beardsley's Friday
evening. %
Reba Jones, Elaine Crocker and the
daughter of Edgar Pratt, who have been
very sick with whooping cough are able
to be about.
Mr.. Edward Gallup and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nate Gallup, daughter and son,
to st. Adams to visit Lewis
and wife.
The daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Burns
passed away Sunday at her home in Cam
bridge. Mrs. Burns will be remembered
as Gertrude Eastman, daughter of Carlos
formerly of this place, but now
living in Corinth.
Bert Newton suffered last week with a |
very sore thumb. He went to the doctors |
and had it lanced. They found that the |
rouble was a thorn. He no doubt went |
o the Doctor in time to save blood poi |
on. 1t don't pay to wait too long to |
attend to any trouble.
Mrs. Don McAllister accompanied her |
brother V. A. Billiard and party home |
sunday to attend the wedding of her |
liece Miss Ruth Billiard to Earl Benjamin. /
Ieartiest congratulations and Ii fe full
If happiness, without cloud is the
wish of many friends of this town.
The JohnsonS eranade Band gave fine
concert here Friday evening. After the
'oncert the bard ochestra played for
| dance and it was enjoyed by all. There
we're not many present as it was not adj
yerlised until a short time before and
most of the people knew nothing about
{. If they will only come again, think
hey will have a full house to play to.
Home Wedding.