News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-08-24
HYDE PARK

Hugh Savage has returned to Vermont
from Rhode Island.
F. E. Kingsley Of Brandon is spending
few days at the Inn.
Well, doc" Newton DID turn the
trick" in that ball game Tuesday.
Mabel Rooney is here from convent.
spvnding few days with her mother.
Miss Charlotte Irish was an over-Sun-
| day visitor at the home of her parents at
Jericho.
Frank Brown ard son Clyde returned
from Boston Monday. Frank is said to
be somewhat better.
R. W. Hulburd and family and Rev.
Hamlin and Miss Margaret Hamlin were
visitore at Lake Mansfield Sunday.
A night. blooming cereus at the home o.
Mrs Lincoln Griswold has been blossom.
ing of late and its odor and beauty has
attracted much attention.
Mrs. Chas. Goddard and her sister,
Miss Helen Waterman, were visitors at
Mt. Mansfield the first of the week. The
view on Sunday was the best of tie sea-
son.
Nine. Fourier is arranging for must
cal event to be given here September 18th.
She has large local chorus in rehearsal
and the, principal feature will be The
Anvil Chorus. "
Mrs. F. S. Dobbins and children, Ernest,
Elmer and Marion, from Breckton, Mass,
have been visiting at the home OF Lee
Elliott. Monday they left for home,
stopping for awhile with relatives at Lit
Teton, N. H.
FLOYD Walker of Bennington was an
over-Sunday visitor in town. The young
man has taken quite notion to Hyde |
Park and one of its fair damsels-hence
his occasional visit here, where Ia receives |
the glad hand.
Harry Clark of Cambridge and Miss
Iva Griswold of this place were married |
Aug. 9th. The bride is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Griswold and |
The groom has recently completed service
in the U. S. Navy. Congratulations.
Judge Smith, wife and two children
from Newport were at the Inn last Sun
day. The judge was former principal
of the l.. c. A. and his wife, then Miss
Thompson, was associated with him. 1t
was here that Prof. Smith paved the way
that resulted in a life contract with the
young lady.
On Wednesday night of last week en-.
trance was made to the Hyde Park Gar
age by forcing open window on the
west side of the building. On gaining &C.
cess the thief rifled the money drawer and
took off about ten dollars. The robbery
was undoubtedly the work of one &C
quainted with the building and the marks
of the shoe prints indicate strongly that it
was boys work. Indications are that the
thief Will soon be jagged.
Considerable commotion prevailed here
awhile last evening when Sheriff Stevens
was notified that the two year old child of
Bert Root, who lives on the Tenney farm
up in town, had been missing since early
in the afternoon and could not be found.
The Sheriff rallied crowd and equipped
with lanterns and flashlights they went
on the hunt. After securing the neighbor-
hood woman living on the lower road
half mile away said she remembered
hearing child crying near by during the
afternoon, Strict search was again made 6
and the little one was found sound asleep
n the woods near by and restored to its
ranlic mother, who was lavish in thanks
% the scar ching party.
1t is said that the best game of base
oal played here this season was that play r
ID last Thursday between Hyde Park and =
Johnson. For pitcher the home team :
lad Sulha i of Morrisville, who did the
wiring to perfection and he had good
Import all around. The johnson Joys
,ut up good game and won out by
core of to l. Bradley Thomas CT John
on was the umpire. Here is the score:
innings 2 8 4 5 60 50
ohnson 90 10 100 81
hyde Park 0 90 1000