Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

: anu the puichssef soiu IL the next uaJ
t for $4,000. The Deacon sells his person
: al effects on Saturday the 10th inst, al
3 auction, and is going West.
2 DIR. David Randall late of Eden
f and for the past two years Sheriff of the
/ County, has bought the remainder of Mr..
| Nesmitb's lease of the American House,
, in this village, and the furniture. lie
: takes immediate possession. The DR.,
|, has for several years kept hotel in Eden,
which, though small compared with the
f American, has had the reputation of be-
ipg good house, and has been much
desired haven for travellers The man
: who has the faculty to induce the travel
ling community to make it point to reach
his house in an out of-the-way place like
Eden Mills, and fills their voices with
praises of his house under such unfavor-
able circumstances, will be likely, in the
American, to be what the travelling COM
munity need. He has sufficient means,
and is liberal, and VIC expect to see him
introduce many improvements iuto this
now excellent house We cannot publish
the Dr's card until next week, we are so
crowded but he wishes to inform the pub
lie that, while he intends to abate none
Of the attention and respect heretofore
paid in this house to class of customers
who have tastes and requirements differ
cnt from the ordinary local travelling
community. the latter will ever find the
same old tashiOnd hospitality at the Amer
lean, that they have been accustomed to
at his house in Eden, and for prices such
as they have been wont to pay. In this
matter we think the DR. shows good Judge
mcns, as he has ample accommodations
for large share of the business. We
do not yet know Mr.. Nesmith's intentions,
but presume he will leave the State He
has made money in the american" and
given general satisfaction.
Mr.. Eaton has rented his Grocery to
Samuel Kmball, and Reed is opening
new Grocery Store on the opposite side Of
the Street, in the old Bennett building.
District No. 3 in this town has built
a nice new School House this season but
No. ~ still retains the old pigsty.
The Catholics have laid out new
Cemetary on Gokey's farm in johnson.
Maj. Stafford has his splendid new grist
mill, at MorrisVille, nearly complete We
judge it will be far the best in the Conn
ty Success to him.
The new Steam Saw and Clapboard
Hill, of Huutley s. Bailey at No. Hyde
Park has gone into operation. Engine Is
horse power
IS. B. Buxton has Como to Boston to
replenish his stock.
Mr.. Brigham has introduced the R R.
Bill and the subject has gone to the Com
mittcc. we apprehend no difficulty about
charter. as be informs US that everything
looks favorable, but should there be any
opposition, Spsoohy LamOiKe must rally.
James Parker has sold his village
property, recently Advertised in our col
ums, to A. W. Spaulding for $1,000,
Spaulding will keep boarding house for
scholars attending the Morrisville Acad.
cmy,-a much needed institution.
The new Bank IS nearly complete.
&C. G, Morse & Co. are now daily TAX
ing, and putting into their Matching
troughs, large numbers of trout spawn
They hope to have at least million.
There will soon be some musical enter
tainmcnts given by members of the Asso.
citation, Of different and superior char
acter to any before given. Let travelling
humbugs 60, aud patronize home talent.
Mr.. Waite's Festival and Concert at
Jacksonville, was decided cuccess. Mrs.
Bryant being unable to>attend the prin-
ciplc Soprano Solos fell to Miss Parker
who acquitted herself as usual. Miss
Carlton sang very sweetly and is a very
promising beginner Misses Emma Gates
and Cora Clement, sang beautifully a
pretty duct. the title of which we cannot
recall. The persons interested In music
at Jacksonville, are hospitablc and gen.
erous. and enthusiastic lovers Of tho art.
May their shadows never be less
AN argument against the r. RI
Gushing N gravely assured us that
he should vote against the r. r. when
ever the question came before the town.
why 2" said we, much surprised. "Be
cause said be, I'VE can't have any school
house in this district, and the children
won't know enough to keep off the track!'
- The dwelling house of Joseph Walls.
worth, Of this town, was entered one night
last week, and City dollars in Green Backs
taken from bis Bureau drawer No clue
has yet been obtained TO the thief, al