News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-02
HYDE PARK LOCALS
F. c. Shaw to Manage Large Farm in Chester n V
Young Fawn at Hyde Park Inn

H. M. Mcfarland was in jefferson
vile Tuesday
Mrs. Effie Putnam visited friends
in Morrisville Monday.
R. w. Hulburd transacted business
in Burlington Tuesday.
Hugh Scofeld of Boston was a re-
cent visitor in town.
D. H. Scribner and family are
occupying "The Pavilion" at Lake
Eden.
Hubert Rooney spent several days
recently with cousins in East Fair
field.
Harlie Nichols has sold his place
near the slaughter house to John
Miner.
Benjamin Hulburd is away on a
ten days hike through the White
Mountains.
Mrs. J. P. Johnson of Quebec was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Wiswell last Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Simpson and daugh-
ters are here from New Haven, Conn,
for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wood and Mrs.
Effie Putnam attended the "Fife"
picnic at Joe's Brook in Danville
Sunday.
Mrs. B. c. Douglass and daughter,
Martha, Of Burlington have been
spending a few days at the home of
H. M. Mcfarland.
Mrs. C. S. Hagar and daughter,
Dorcas, of Albany, N. Y, spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Helen M. Sawyer, the past week.
Miss Bertha Collins and her young
friend, Master "Billie" from Laconia,
n. H., are visitors at Breezy Hill
Farm.
DR.. and Mrs. Stevens and daugh
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larabee
are out ON camping expedition
through the White Mountains, Maine
and Canada
Senator Page, Mrs. L. H. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor Page and
daughter, Mrs. E. G. Page and Mrs.
Almeron BOyce were visitors in Bur-
lington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Shaw and
daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. Shaw's parents, Judge and Mrs. I
n. G. Wood, started Saturday for
heir new home at Port Chester,
\. Y.
Charles S. Nutting, who is now
with the State Reform
School for Boys at Meriden, Conn,
n the electrical department, Was in
own last Thursday calling on old
friends.
James, George and Miss Gertrude
Iewett of Hammonton, N. j., who
rave been visiting at the honre of
Miss Jewett's father, ]. T. Jewett,
'eturned to New Jersey Monday
light, Mr.. Jewett returning with
hem for a weeks visit.
The Misses Selma and Dorothy
strong spent few days the first. of
he week at the home of Professor
Jrosby in Williamstown. The profess
or and family will soon move to
iuilford, Conn.,, where the professor
as accepted the principalship of a
Ugh school. Many friends here re-
ret their departure from Vermont.
Rev. Mr.. Mercer preached his fare
veil sermon at the Congregational
'hurch last Sunday morning, which
lcluded a memorial tribute to Mrs.
Iercer and Miss Hulburd. At the
of the service R. W. HUI
urd presented the pastor with a
heck for S1OO, tribute from friends
ere. The recipient feelingly re-
ponded to the gift. Mr.. Mercer left
ms morning for Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hyde
Weeks of Galesburgh, ILL.,, were visi-
1rs here last Saturday. Mr.. Weeks
great-grandson of Capt Jedediah
Iyde, the first settler of this town,
nd this was his first visit here-he
ever having before been east of .
leveland. Mr.. Weeks visited the
urial place of his ancestor (the old
and manifested much in
srest in meeting several of Captain
.yde's descendants. He expressed
leasure at the beauties of Vermont
nd Hyde Park in particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Temple, who
Ave been spending a few weeks at
Ieir native town, Eden, were over
lnday visitors at the home of their
'usin, Mrs. Lizzie White, returning
their home in Newton, Mass, Mon 7
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