Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-12
STOWE, Feb. 10, 1868.

new correspondent from Stowe, stylinl
himself "Slbine," made bis appearance
giving vent to some of his thoughts
scattering his criticisms, and causing con
siderable excitement among the quiet in
habitants of the mountain town"
As this is Leap Year" think
can claim the attention of your readers
for few moments while endeavor t.
review. briefly, the few items made men.
ton of by Sabine. FtHe
II pass" says Sabine. What do you
pass? One would think you made Ger.
tain books study. j cannot conceive
Why your thoughts shodld have run in
ssch channel at that particular time,
without il was to mislead some of those
most intimate with you. who would be
likely to recognise the style You seldom
indulge even in social game,
You cannot see d Toner. Well none
Of us blame you. We intend this year
to dissolve our connection with single
blessedntss. 81" 'f itf,,
You go on to state that Mr.. L ex-
presses his dissatisfaction that so few
made their appearance at his opening en-
tertainment. Amt you sorry you did
not attend I? The babies are large enough
to keep house. Bat excuse me- am
going too fast. No i. No! of course it
would have been out of order under the
circumstances. True, we never liked to
60 to the large Hotel during the summer
but it was not on account Of the
Having been gentlemauly to
US, we wish him success in his new IN
dertakiug
Being one Of the stockholders in our
Public Park, we should think it would
look better in you, not to attempt to cast
slurs upon it and its general appearance,
We suppose the originators Of the project /
have sufficient reason for not completing
i at present. We think the Squire could .
"a tale unfold" that would shed ray Of
light upon the matter.
As TO Stowe sustaining two til, shops,
we think differently from your CORES
pondent Two have lived for a year Or
Two past, aud we see no reason why they
,hould not exist now We do not under.
stand much about business, but give it
rs our opinion, hat it will have tend.
.ncy to keep trade in town, that would
otherwise go to other towns Having no
We wish them both success.
Like SabWe, we take great interest in
music and its advancement. but We do
rot pretend to be sufficiently posted to
riticise the doings Of an Association.
men should understand such
Kings better than our sex. We think
he members Of The Stowe Association"
ave made commendable Advancement.
incc their organization, Messrs. W. \.
p j. W., LII, IL. T. S., +, r, and
Hiss d. G. s., Mrs II. 7. S, AIRS. A.,
'lrs. I. aud Miss K deserve to be ranked
mong the first in the county,
Mr.. II. D. Wood who has been in
linueapolis, Mimi, since Oototer, Ie- .
urned here Sunday morning. He looks |
S though the West was fireplace for him. G
We hear that Mr.. W. is very fond Of ,
e(0er hunting, !
The ladies of the "Universslist Sewing d
ircle" held Leyee in the vesuy oft
heir church on the 18th inst, which was d
ell attended and a complete success a
nursdyy eve. next, we learn that they Il
ltend to visit their pastor, at his resi-, c
ence in Morrisvillo.
You must not be surprised, Mr. Editor,
have Leap Year CALL" one of these 0
avs; for We intend to cake some noise, @
sfore the Snow leaves us. c
There has been but little excitement Il
Stowe, this winter, in the way of dane.
g &c. Our youth do rot put forth q
'oper exertions in the way of social a. a
easements. though they arc willing to n
10Y such things, when ladies are fore a
ost in planning them. Hoping they Ct
% able to take the hint, we take our Il
ave, being always ready to meet "Sa. q
inc" on his own ground. "
s.rH Yours, sc, - a
saH JUNo. q
ENTERTAINMENT AND OYSTER SUPPER a
he ladies' of johnson will give au entey- y
lament and oyster supper, az the Nor i,