News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
HYDE PARK LOCALS
Local People Who Came Home Went Away for Thanks
giving-Bad Wind Friday Night-Red Cross Roll Call
Extended-Educationa Program at L. c. A.

Ephriam Reed of Bakersfield was
in town last week.
Eli Giroux of ST. Johnsbury was
a business visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Katherine Hayes spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents.
Editor Arthur A. Twiss spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Mont
pelier.
Miss Grace Sails of Burlington is
assisting at the Inn during the court
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley spent
Thanksgiving with relatives IN
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown of Con-.
cord, VT, spent Thanksgiving with
his parents in town.
Miss Winnie Stewart of Alburg
spent the vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Katherine Stewart.
Mary Foss and family partook of
Thanksgiving festivities at the home
of DR.. Carter in Hardwick.
Mrs. Harry Noyes entertained a
number of her lady friends at
bridge" Saturday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Irish returned Mon
day from few days spent at the
home of her parents in Jericho.
Glenn Badger spent few days re-
Gently at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Lloyd Brigham, and his uncle, I. E.
Badger.
Miss Helen Thorp, who was home
from Bishop Hopkins Hall Thanks
giving, had as her guest her room
mate, Miss Ruth Whipple.
Miss Alice Tyndall, who spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gavin Tyndall, returned to
her school in Waterbury Saturday.
Quite like winter just now. About
three inches of snow fell Sunday,
which has come to stay, we judge,
from present atmospheric conditions.
The Bohannon auction held last
week Monday was not largely attend
ed, but through the Smith & Eddy
real estate agency the place was sold
to David Mason.
Miss Allingham of the faculty of
Peoples Adacemy spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Natalie Noyes, at
Green Gables.
Village water rents are now due
and the little "billie-deu" that you
received is a reminder that payment
must be made within Is days from
date.
Norton ]. Jones of Centerville and
Mrs. Elizabeth Holt of Hartford,
Conn.,, were married at the Congre-
gational parsonage last Saturday by
the Rev. E. c. Hayes.
County court is now on. This
draws a number of outsiders to this
place. Indications now are that the
Chase is presiding.
Members of the L. C. A. faculty to
spend the weekend vacation out Of
town were Miss Maynard at her
home in Bakersfield and Miss Dick
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
c. ]. Lang in Cambridge.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes gave very inter
esting and instructive sermon last
Sunday morning, taking for his text,
"Of the Making of Books There Is
No End" The evening Y. P. S. C. E.
DS AIhiCy
Horner, was very interesting.
Busy days these are at the banks,
figuring up yearly accounts, declaring
dividends, sending out Christmas
savings checks and transacting other
end-of-the-year business. A corps of
assistants have been added tenn
porarily to the clerical force.
The time for the Red Cross roll
call, which was to have closed Nov.
80, has been extended to Dec. 25, as
there was delay in getting started on
the roll call. Subscriptions are COM
ing in, but it is desirous of making
a good showing, and we hope that
there will be more volunteers"
The Ladies' Aid will hold a sale |
of useful and fancy articles Thurs |
day afternoon and evening of this
week in the church parlors. Buffet |
lunch will be served from 600 to
500, the sale to open at 300 p. m.
The ladies have worked hard to make
this sale a success and bespeak your
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