Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
Johnson.


nal School at johnson, will begin We'd
uesday, Feb. IS, 1870, and continue elov-
en- weeks.
The school has been in successful oper-
alton for three years, and with the exper-
fence of the past, ard the increased tacll-
tiles of the present, it now offers the best
of advantages to those wishing to ftthem-
selves for teaching. The expense of at
tendance compares very fayorably with
that of any other school in the State.
The accommodations for Board or
Rooms are ample. Application should be
made early.
For Board, Rooms, Catalogue. or fur
Their information, address the Principal, or
II. W. Robinson, Sec of Trustees.
johnson, VT, Jan. Is, 1870.
No-1cE.-The undersigned, having this
day dissolved their partnership business,
notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that all the accounts and claims
of said firm are sold, assigned and trans
Terrcu 10 NJ. y. Heath, senior member OF
the late firm of Heath & Irish, to whom
payment must be made and by whom the
unfinished business Of the firm will be
completed.
NJ. O HEATH,
II. G. IRISH.
Johnson, January lst, 1870.
The weather has, for the past week
been playing upon us all the tricks of 4
coqucttish maiden. Almost freezing US,
at times, and Immediately sending brcezes
so warm, that VIC almost fancied April
and net January was with ua. Sometimes
the swiit-falling snow fakes would cheer
us with hopes of nice slcigh-rides, and
" settled going" and then as swiftly.
falling rain drops would dampea our en-.
thusiasm upon the subject; but, we have
snow enough yet for sleighing and VIC will
not borrow trouble in regard to its de.
pariure.
| Mr., Barnes, whose injury was report
ed last week, is at his work again, though
still suffering somewhat from his wound
We are glad to learn that he is to make
| it his home with us, for part of each
year, at least, as he is superior artist,
and will be highly valued as a citizen.
H. G.. Irish, who has been for some
time in connection with NJ. o. Heath, but
few weeks since discontinued, has given
up, for the present, the idea of going
West, and has decided to settle here
Many good wishes would have followed
him had he gone West, and the game good
wishes would here attend him, while we
congratulate ourselves that be has not
gone out from U.S."
Mr.. j. p. Baker has sold his farm in
this town, and intends going to Kansas,
with his family, in the spring. The broad
prairies still lure the good people Of Yer,
mont away from their early homes.
The sudden and saddcnng news OF
the death of Mrs. Mary Whiting, wife Of
the late Calvin Whiting, came to us last
week. She lief, here in September for
Kansas, where part of her children were
residing, and had been enjoying usual
health, until attacked by relentless fc-
yer which yielded not till Death secured
his victim. The sad intelligence brings
sorrow to the hearts Of children remaining
here, and also to large circle of friends
ard acquaintance.
The Good Tcmplars celebrate their
fourth anniversary, on Friday, Jan. 2lst
Lodge exercises are to be holden in the
afternoon, and a public entertainment in
the evening. Rev. YIN A. Robinson,
the founder Of the Lodge is to give an
address in the evening. A pleasant time
is expected, and the public arc cordially
invited. This Lodge has been the means
of doing much good for the temperance
cause, and is now in fourish,ns condi-
ton. .........
WOlC0tt.
-Canker rash has abated, no new