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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

TNrERaSCE LnJTUEE-Mr. J. h. tui'
Ter. vho delivered > leeiuTe IN ihe IoHn
Hall lat Wednesday evening. uiii speak
again at the same ball uexi FRIDAY even
ing. November 2s'h,l AZ o'cl1ck. O~-
ing 20 the very nclraeut weather lasi
Wednesday. bat a small audirute had The
pleasure Of listening 20 BIN. yei all ~ho
did attend were 20 weli pleased that q
vas tbought bert 70 give bin another
hearing Al the tia'e aud place above
mentioned.
The Lodge will open ~ the 6ri bell
ard the public ADMITTED At the seoul
which will ring al ! o'clock. We know
that all who attend will not regret having
done ~.
Mr. Fuller has also been invited 70
lecture at No. HYDE Park. again, which
he viii do 20 morrow, (Thursdayl eve
lie lectures at Water,iilC Saturday eve
DIR. G. II. Plumby will make this
place visit December 9Th aud s'h. as
will be seen by his card IN another
column.
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New Advertisements
"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and lnstTac'
tiun."
HARPER S BAZAh.

1T Is really the only illustrated chrCniclef
fashion in the country. II, supplement alone l M
worth the ST. scnptiun Price Of the paper Nh WI.
fully malntauin ITS pOsitit II as amtirer vllaalpu'
II also contains stories, poems, brilliant essal w
sides general and personal 50ssip.-BoSton SstDaV
Erenini GazcH.
There never was any paper published that iSr
lighted the heart Of woman Never nina U hu wy.
c st you bonnet; t will save you ten hnes un'
price in the heusehold economy 1t teache''--r''"
dehce JOuidi. -,
The young lady who buys single numOeI u
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Pori EusHrny Post ,,..,
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the peioHu NJ
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good taste, which, We have no d6uit ale r vy
King very many homes happier than V'ey ~I!
have been uCfure the women began iaklpE 'ess."t
in personal and household and ,cial manasew "
from this guud-natured mentuE--I" AdhN1''''
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ur, Six, Copies for 5 % 10, without tXuac H. and
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fur 81 % each. ,,o wear,
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which mus. lie paid at the supscriher's pusxyy%rS
Address HARPER BROTHERS. NJ"
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b,s hrief connection With the Grsaf and
also 70 the manly little song-'rA mans
: man for a that" His paiiiOiism vas
marked. To shov this, the last siauEa Of
the e. Cuiiers Saturday Night was
quoted aud q an sllusiuu was made 70 he
:. Dedication 10 the Calciouian Hunt.
Humanity characterized him. See Il ia
the beautiful address to the mouse. TO The
Mountain Dai,y. aud that made by she
farmer 90 NJ, Aud Mare Maggie.
But moot or I'll. in his COMPASSION Of the
Evil One himself, he says--
o.oula., thou ,al' 'hous.' aud mend
pm vac B. think upau your den,
Eva ftf ieur sakcl
The elements Of religion, even, were
strongly marked in the character Of Burns
See the incidental Trooi Of ihis, IN The
beautiful sianza, beginning
"All hail Religion, Maid divine"
II was remarked 10 me by q GENTLEMAN
of high culture that the orator showed
great discrimination, and a fue use OF
adjvetives.
The lecture had but one fault, 1t was
too short. Mr. Estes Is evidently among
The first writers IN our State. ID.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

Rev. BIZ Perkins Is speeding BE-
vaeaiiou suons be irieuds 10 Mes Ault.
The Teachcr's examination lat 81
turiay Va poorly attended, there beius
ouly Eve teachers prrseui uho arr 10 teach
ia TN, town the oomins uiHler. 1he
TeacheTis meetings are % b. ksI' az dur
Jog the winter.
-Hurll.urt & Willisms entertained q
large gathering 81 our gili8eSs lat saiur'
DAY. by displaying their remarkable dog
sul horses IN front 81 the Hotel. lhey
sold thirty Of the famous "llockWeil's Pa
tent Cuulpres,ion Bite. sud the irat'
performed by both dOrs aud horses verg
truly wonderful, aud lhe whole wasueaT'
" iluoi quite. equal 10 a Circus.
Quite a number Of our citizens, in.
Guiding some Temperance women, are Iu.
tending to hear John b. Cough at Mont
pelier. next Friday evening. Foot tickets
are not Ill taken up.
There will be- a Public Lodge in ih,
hall Of Mt. Mansfield Lodge l. q e.. T
Nos. Ill. Saturday evening Dec. u. A
paper, speeches, &c, may be expected.
M. o. Smith Photographed. has jus
returned ON Boston with fue stock O.
goods for the holidays
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Consequence q the injunction, in case Il
should Be finally held lOhave been wrong
fully grsbiod. By the decision. the ora
tors have became Iialle 10 the Defendants
on that bond, aud will probably have to
suffer heavy damages.
The expenses attending this salt have
been necessarily very great, aud Is the
orators will have 10 pay all the taxable
costs OF the Defendants as we'll as all their
ewn costs aud expenses, they will dnd
their purses considerably lightened when
the bills are paid. It is estimated by
good judges that their expenses aud costs
cannot be less than Eve thousand dollars.
The ease was argued for the orators by
b. II. Smalley and Z. j. Phelps, aud for
the defendants By Hon. j.. j. Poland.
and G. L. Waterman.
This case probably Is the most impor-
tant Of any ever tried in Vermont courts,
as j, not only involved the particular
bonds in quessien, but those of all the
bonded towns in the State, for if the act
had been declared unconstitutional, not a
bond could have been collected from the
towns but the decision sets the matter at
rest, aud as a consequence, town bonds are
in good demand at better rates than be-
fore.
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Store.

Died in Stowe, Nov. 9th, Lemue
Thomas, aged 80 years and twelve days
1t is reported, he was the oldest man IL
the town. As very few persons attain tt
such extreme longevity, their lives are
suggestive of thoughts as to what ma,
have been the manner of life they have
lived.
Mr. Thomas retained his mental and
| ply steal faculties in good degree till about
the age of 80. His temperate habits in
eating aud drinking have been quue as
remarkable as the aye he attained. Though
his life could not be called remarkably
evcntful as one particularly connected
with public affairs, yet he was respected
as quiet and valuable citizen, who had
acquired moderate competency Of this
worlds goods by honest industry, prudent
calculations and economy +; and ready at
all times to bear his share OF public bur-
dens.
The writer of this knew him well more
than a century ago, then somewhat passed
the oeriod of ordinary middle age, as a
man OF remarkable industry aud close at.
tentlon TO his business of clo,hier and wool
carder, With large run of custom.
DR.. M. II. Houghton delivered a
lecture in the New Church last Sabbath
evening. Subject.-Salt Lake CITY, and
Mormouism,"
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sTkTK o. YEEMnNT.
b. John ". Stewart, Governor.
APPROXIMATION

The pcurle Of Vermont should make
public aud dey0ut acknowledgement Of
the continued goodness aud mercy Of Sod.
,isually shown 10 them duriug the past
year. lie has given them peace and
health. abundant prosperity aud the un-
told blessing Of liberty under laws inius'
cd with the spirit OF Christianity.
do therefore appoint THURSDAY,
THE THlRTlETH DAY OF NONEM.
Der, A. ID. 1871. a. day ct Public
Thank, giving aud Praise, aud | recon-
mend it, gcaerai observance.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of this
State in the Executive Chamber thi,
thirteenth day Of November. in the
year Of Our Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred aud Seveuty-Oue, aud Of the
Independence OF the United States, the
Ninely-sixth.
JOHN W. STEWART.
By the Governor
JAMS NJ. SLAbE, JE.,
Secretary Of Civil aud Military Affairs.
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UaieIJIWe.

MIR. Waters school closed on the 10th
inst, and entertained the public by giving
an exhibition at the Union Church IN the
evening, which passed Of very creditabiy
to both teachers and pupils, and pleasant.
ly to the public. Mr.. Waters has been
engaged to teach in the village district
the coming winter. Most of the winter
schools have been already commenced,
aud with the present corps of ext erienced
teachers in the field bid fair to be Of un-
usual excellence
&. II. Gilmore and wife have removed
to the city Of Rushlord, ILL.,, where they
have been engaged to teach in its public
schools.
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.MOI22SHlMe.

Our item few weeks ago about
Foster Bros new marble shop building
was in error as regards this frm,--i, is
Il. h Foster 4 Co. who are building. The
old firm will dissolve Jan. lst. The new
firm under the above name will consist Of
Il. h. Foster Sanford Slocuin and, NJ H
Bundy. The new shop will be ready ior
use Jan. LIST, and we are informed II al
200 set of stones will be kept constantly
on hand and the work shall not be excel.
ed in the State. The work heretofore
done by Foster Bros. has given very gen.
era satisfaction, and with new and better
facilities at better results can be attained
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

WoOD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for December
Is one Of our brightest and chccriest ,isilnts
for the month Crowded with all the relisbcs
oin Christmas Dinner, il makes one think f lis
appropriateness Ms a Christmas present for the
llttle ones, rs well MS for the older members Of
tn household "Mrs Santa Claus Adventure
Is alone worth the price of the Magazine year.
We notice that its publishers have recently pur-
chased the following Magazines which have been
constituted with the Household, viz - Our
M,gastqc, put lished by Mai General Kilpat-
rick and VIM, r. Mattiscn, Mt Newton, N. j.,
and The Eclectic published at Cincinnati by
DR.. }. VI. S;udder. Send for the December
number, which will he mailod free Address s
S. Wood & Co., Newburgh, NY.
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Professional Card,

All those living in che yi.fpft. ,,u-,.
VIII" ave afflicted with ,tuYlurp G.g,, ny Ptit
ihrun'c b'sctse, are Informed tlat -. p ~
cuiyr thr .advce aud rymooi,s ,i q ny IN n
VI. ID. Of Mo- tp"licr VI, whu can bs ~ -, t'.lg
tw, day unl at the American lion, gs4 Y. =
ON THURSDAY aud Friday D,c M sni W. r't
tent, who haze thur-ulhly tiled rS.., w. ,
Ply se,nns and failed to get relief ara s.,. .,l
invited 10 apply. NY sist'm oltclIlnr M v
perform permanent cures Ia uaUy ca. ~, ll'
~ the general p uittsi,n. pr,yr M ',he I \
large numler oittstimOuals ium tn.e 49,
been cured. - clean wal curtlipiby t., N l'l
ounces Of the lrst Urine passed after NJ y
With the name and age, is all regu,I ~ Y, ' ,l
chronic cases successfully. Patients NH u'.
as early as possible 10 cnal le me 10 give ps l' \
attention. Remember the date Dec An ' o05 \,
wv DR. PLUNLLy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

PETEP's MUSICAL MONTHLY for December Is 1,
hann Containing nineteen choice pieces IF VUcal
and Instrumental Music. all If which can / O had
LOT 81 cents; u seems hard to believe that so mucl
can b. furnished for such u small sum- ut IRE T,,og
that It is 1t comes e-uiarly every month, and
contains H0ttlny but sooi music.
SQUAD volumes for 1871 are offered, p, st paid fol
". These come elegantly ound IN crims n eli tn
GIT fdes and edges, aud are guaranteed t. contain
sou worth ofchOice Piano Mus c, (svme pOl pieces)
Ilordertd per express, $3.50 wilt secure it, We
would advise all those seeking Holiday Presents to
bear this work In mind. Music is always a proper
p eseht t" lady, aud in no other shape can The
same amount Of good music he b, ught. 1t is pui.
YURK. -"
christmas Carols. Just published by J. H. PsTERs,
5S9 BROADWAY, NEw-YORK. 1t is issued in
phamplllet iurm, psalmcdy size, and contains
nineteen excellent Hymns Sent postpaid tor ID
eents each; 90 for ST. 100 for sl5. Sent, per ex-
press, 800 for sos. 1000 for Sl20.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

AMERICAN IIoMEs-The first number Of
American Homes, nm illustrated monthly ma
gnzinc, which is published for one dollar per
annum. Single umbers ten cents, contains
twelve illustrations, and good table Of con.
tents. It contains forty. eight pages Of choice
reading matter, and nm elegant engraving is
giving to every subscriber. 1t is sold by all
newsdealers, and is circulated for subscriptions
by agents, who work on cash commissions. and
are wanted in every town in America, Chns
Taylor CO., 81 Water ST., Boston, are the
publishers
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The Vermont Life ln,rsn,, =.
is HEsI u1ss

On ,hs lslh d Osal4tI.-os.
mont Llis issaui q rsl,r,sg,,'- V
Cha,s a. Bethel. for oBr -, .l''sl D
ior ,he hgnei' d b.. u.atha
The hr-i quarterly prrnium -, ~ p.
Lara aud City orul,. l.ur l.i.5 ,. ,e'' (
do on the lsih iay. d Jsr,'.l' q,
sui Jolly iu.losiu.. ruI h "a NJ
died. III parent, surIa.isg,s -.''I''',
ey vas VOID irom uoa1lyu.su, ~, \ d
mian.s' were surprised 10 lt.r !, p
non-iurieiias.g provision, oftb.,. - =
tended until Ta,i b. death. M s
Wright tie consulting srig,,, a
author Of ihe Mas.achu,e,i.ss. ~ .
law dccidrd that the premium -, y
extend the policy as iente,,,, :
ance Tor 2l2 days rrom ,bsL, ~
policy BY reason ur the er.i 49,. .
Of premium. The e0nlaay ~ =
loss on the Ut inst TIE algI. n. .'' ,
for i'sclf in iavorti aonin, ~
policies 20 just aui elui,sis -. -
suret--but few compauis, ds;n, y.
ia this State adopt sbat /, esrslS
inrieiiufe laW Of Masaehust,. \
act worth noting the frsl rgIis, ,.,,'.. 7, /.
the company was on the lie Of, -.
Bethel. aud the 6rH los, oaas,,;,'.,l'
sane tOwn.-ETos Press
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business Notices

The following strong certificate as TO the curati Va
virtues of Miss sawyer's Salvc. we clip from tho
Patten poice:
REWARD OF MERIT.--We are happy 10 Law before
our readers the following cure, effected BY the use
OF Miss Sawyer's Salve
Mr.. Silas Rrl ant Of sherman has been afflicted
for years with what the d. ctors pronounced a
rCiutus cancer. lie consulted the most skillfnl
physicians In vain, and was finally induced 70 try
dollar box, he is entirely cured and eniovs perect
health. This wonderful salve is advertised in
"nu''er coiu'hh. 52wi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

CHICAGO AND TnE GREAT CoNFLARAuCS.-
This l. the title OF a new book about to he
issued from the publishing house of &. f..
Vent. written by Elias gilbert aud
Everett Chambrrlin Of the editorial staff
Of the Chicago TrjbWae. 1t will contain
concise ? clnulniury history Of the city.
AMI vast accumulation of facts aud in.
cidcnta OF the recent great couflagration.
The two parts making a wonderful page
IN the worlds history; the former rightly
considered, but little less Wonderful, il
less startling than the latter. The work
will be complete in one Svo. volumn of
about 400 Ies, illustrated with about
80 cngravings made expressly for the pur-
pose from photograph, aud wi be furu.
islcd at $3.50 per copy. Sud only by
subscription. H. s. Woods is the agent
for It's sale in the towns Of Hyde Park
johnson and Cambridge The work will
be about equally interesting to partie,
east as well as west, for Chicago contains
representatives from all parts Of the
country.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

BosToN DAILY NEws-This paper has ow
been established about year and half and tax
en- front place in the ranks Of journalism. 1t
is devoted to temperance and Kindred reforms
and deserves thc patronage Of temperance men
and women. 1t contains all the latest news.
besides large amount ofgood reading Terms.
$500 per vatr; 81 to clarcVn,n. Aires
Boston Daily News, 4 Province court, Boston,
Mass
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

Five Minutes for Rrfrc.hnsr,, . D.
crybody who has travelled by ra,.,.l T.
heard the above annOuuccmrE a. !,
suffered irCm eating loo hastily. g.,' a.
sowing the seeds Of Dy,Ieesa. h III
comic I to know that the Peruvian ST..
will cure the worst eases Of Dy..,. Y
thousands are ready to testify.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

In Morrisville, Oct 3lst, Mr.. Samuel Smith,
aged &c.
In Nebraska, Sept 2jth, Mrs FIorenn Mel
vim Smith, aged about 70 years, widow Ofthe
hte Abraham Smith, who were for more than
thirty years residents of Eden.
Ia Stowe, Nov. 10th, of Typhoid Fever, Mr..
George 5. Bennett, aged 4G years, The funeral
services were attended Mt his late residence,
Sunday Nov, 18th by DR.. NJ H, HOughton.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

HOWE AND fIEALTH.- monthly grows in
value as its numbers increase. We have not
space to enumerate its varied contents but it
is enough to say that each article gives most
valuable information, and places the magazine
among the most practical and useful literature
of the day. Terms, 81 80 per annum. Liber-
nj premiums are offered for new subscribers.
W r. DePuy, publishers, sos Broadway, N Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

In Fast Fairfield, Nov. 18th, by Rev. Aps,
S;rihncr Scion S Whitcomb and Mis-, Anvil
Sturgcs, both If Hyde Pmk.
In Eden, ut the brides Father, Nov. l2h
by Rev. }. f. Ferguson, Mr. Clrlos H. Cornish
Of Worcester Moss. to Miss Elhr J. O'Bhen d
Eden
In Montgomery, Oct. ODD by Rev. JE
Ferguson, Mr. Gregg Phelps and Miss Angeust
Twist, all Of Montgomery.
At the congregational parsonage in this village,
on the Goth, by Rev. j. G. Bailey. Mr.. Edwin l.
Gallup, Of No Hyde Park, and Miss Prudtati
Booth, Of johnson.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber heing about 10 engage on ~ mile
marble usiBtss, CfieTs his farm stua'.u sna miles
from Morrisyile f,rmery known as the "h "a l,sud
Hutchins Farm ntaning so acres o. go "OSSi
suitably divided with buildings IN gouu o os, Fol
and has good water con, fences Terms eS'o
further particulars enquire on inc prem RTNDY,
NJ H. Dun Ii
Morrisville, Nov. Il, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

LIST OF VT. PATEsTs.-Issued from the U. s. Paten
Office for the week ending Nov, 18th 1871. Re
ported for the Ne,esdeaier, by Alexander & Ma
son, Solicitors Of Patents COS Seventh street
Washington, d. G.
Broom and Mop Holder-Geo. B
Shaw, Burlington. Formulation Lock
j. f. Vuitou Il G. A. Hines, Brattle.
borugh. Fl. Willard & R. Ross, Yer.
gennes received four extensions on their
Harvester.
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caMbI2h1e.

tN"fVf ff1''
AT a regular meeting Of Pearl Lodge
No. As. |. o. of G. T., held November
llih, 1871. the following officers were in-
stalled by J. VI Safurd. l.. ID.
q. W. Keiih-W. c t.
Hattie Whipple-W. V. 7.
WIN. 5. Downey-N. :.
T.. +. Bauneti-W. T.
A. q. Siinthour-W. f. :.
Henry Curpeuter-W. NJ.
Helen Slceper--W |. q.
}. d. Gallup-W. q. &.
Jane Il. Downey-W. A. S.
Addie Benuett-W. ID. NJ.
Eva Whipple-W. X. II. S.
Ann Tillotson, W. l. II. S.
l.. b. Westcot-W. c.
II. A. Colgrovc-P, w. G. 7.
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,/OhUSOR.

On the Both ult., Pearl & Dows
storehouSo was entered, two hundred aud
fifty yards OF cloth taken, and for some
days no trace of the thieves was found un-
til on Friday the 10Th, Joel Moulron dis.
covered Il young man by the name Francis
G, Upper, who was at work for him in
the act Of secreriug roll Of t C cloth
under some hay in his barn. Upper was
then arrested and plead guilty; also nipple
eating young man named Charles Mains,
who h. SAL hal been engaged in the
crime with himself. Mains, had gone
some day before to Mass, where his moth.
err resided. Officer Holmes was Dispatch
eu for him and found Mains 10 possion of
the other hall Of the cloth. lie was
brought back to johnson and tried, but
plead not guilty, claiming that he bought
it Of Upper; but the evidence being so
strong against him that the justice thought
fs to bind him over for the next
term of County court. For want of bail
they were both committed to Jail.
Mr.. Buck is rapidly rebuilding his
frame dam carried out by the freshet by
more substantial log dam.
Mr. Peral's factory is fast hoing clos
ed, the windows were placed in last week
and he intends to 90 after his machinery
the first of next month.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

ACCIDENT. W. rcrriIl Of Richiord,
accidentally pulled Il boiler Of hot water
into his lap, Monday afternoon, and sea!d.
ca himself badly.
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Eyoul TAIN PEN, HAWKES. PATtFh,

IT .;,es 10
No Inkstand required One tlhne p WIN N me
hours. The best and cheapest Gold fsn .o NJ Nv
world. Pens repaired for on cents anu
mail.-Send stamp for circular -.
G, L. HAWKS, Patentee,y Y
81 NassauSnett' ~ y"
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RAILRoAD--A special despatch yester-
day afternoon, informed us that the track
was laid to within two miles of South
Hardwick.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
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Mr. julius Carpenter. Esq. and lami.
ly have gone south TO spend the winter
There will be episcopal services in
the church in this place next Sabbath,
Nov Doth, at the usual hours.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

LTA new volume begins this week.
Comments are unnecessary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
No. Hyde IaIz'.

DR.. Houghion will speak at North
Hyde Park, next Sunday evening at %
o'clock.