News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-05-24
HYDE PARK

Mrs. Lettie Waite and grand.
daughter spent last Thursday in the
Queen City.
Superintendent McAlister was
business visitor in Vergennes last
Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Newton of Water
bury was an over-Sunday guest at
the Badger home.
Mrs. Harry Butts of Morristown
spent the past week with her aunt,
Mrs. Bert Crowell.
c. F. Eddy and S. B. Waite have
new autos-the former a Ford and
the latter Chevrolet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Strong and
Miss Marguerite Marshall were visi-
tors in Burlington recently.
Mrs. Will Harris and Mrs. Shat
tuck have been visiting in Burlington
and Westford the past few days.
Professor Stevens of Barton and
Miss Annis of North Troy were first
of the week guests al the home of
L. NJ. Drew.
A. B. Pease, who has been in hos
pital in Burlington for a few days,
returned home last Saturday feeling
better,
r. w. Hulburd went to Jericho
last Saturday to spend few days
with his brother, DR.. Hulburd, and
receive medical attention first hand.
R. w. Grant of the Inn accompanied
his wife to a hospital in Montreal
Sunday, where she will remain a
while for treatment. Mr.. Grant re-
turned Tuesday.
Sheriff Stevens attended the
funeral of H. H. Newton at Lowell
last Saturday. DR.. Newton was a
former resident of Eden and a long
time member of Tucker Chapter,
R. A. NJ.
DR.. Newton of Waterbury and his
brother, Frank, from Massachusetts,
were in town Friday at the home Of
Sheriff Stevens. Both Of these men
were hide house employees in their
younger days.
Henry Sibley, the man whose car
of booze was seized in Wolcott sew
eral days ago, was released from Jail
last Friday, thee fine and costs hav-
ing been paid. His car is held and
will be disposed of later.
R. S. Page, D. H. Scribner, H. A.
Noyes, Fl. NJ. Mcfarland, L. H. Lewis,
G. F. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Wood attended the funeral of Judge
Pearl at Johnson last Sunday. There
was a very fine floral tribute from
the Lamoille County National Bank,
Of which the deceased was a long
time director.
Mrs. H. A. Noyes, Mrs. L. NJ.
Drew, Mrs, Parker Collins, Mrs.
R. S. Page, Mrs. w. D. Strong, Mrs.
Ellen Moves. Mrs. Stella Goddard,
Mrs. Edmonson, Miss Dorcas Sawyer
and Miss Marjorie Hulburd attended
he meeting of the Women's Fedora
ion Clubs at Montpelier last Friday.
4 fine time was reported by all.
A surprise Kitchen shower" was
yiven by Pages Office girls to their
associate, Miss Eunice Perry, at the
lone of Mrs. Stella Goddard last
Thursday evening. 1t was a complete
surprise" and the prospective bride
eceived number of useful articles
or the culinary department A social
ime, filled with great hilarity, TO
'ether with dainty refreshments,
made the occasion a most enjoyable
ne.
Harry J. Rawlings of Manchester
as been in town for several days
living instructions in the correct
1ethOd of playing golf. He is an
xpert tutor and report his scholars
S progressing nicely. And. by the
-ay, if you haven't visited the golf
nks, go down and take look at the
nest links in Vermont. Profession
Is say the grounds are fine; and
len there is a modern club house,
nd a nice nine-hole course sur
,unded by the finest mountain seen
y in the state.