Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-19
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We visited Moulton Bros Tubing
manutactory on Monday, and was showed
round" w. f.. the senior member of the
firm. The work has been stopped for a
few days for the purpose of putting in
new machinery, and orders have got ahead
Of them, but in day or two they will
catch up. To describe all the manouvers
the lumber has to be gone through with
from the boards TO the water tube would
take more space than we have to spare
now but we can say that every part Of
the work is done with the intention of
making the tubing perfect in every re-
spcct. We think the tubing is the best
and cheapest of anything now in use, and
can be used in any place where water can
be conducted. In many places, tin-lincd
galvanized iron, lead and iron pipes are
being condemned as deleterious to health,
but this article can be relied upon as per-
lectly safe and free from any impurity
arising from the action of the water on
the tubing.
Tho present term of the Normal
School numbers l34 pupils, which is a
larger number than at any proceeding
Spring term. The examination for grad
uation will take place on Monday and
Tuesday May lst and ID. A reunion of
old graduates and pupils will be held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening with an
address before the alumni association in
the evening by Rev. Vim. A. Robinson.
The closing exercises will occur on Wed.
nesday evening, May 3D..
Editor of Ne,csdealer, Sir =
+ OF the recent disasterous FIRE in our vii.
lage, full particulars cannot now be given.
The origin of the fire is unknown, perhaps
will always remain a mystery. The gen.
eral impression is, that it was tha work of
inceudiary, and suspicious are not want
ing. There are none however, that appear
to be well grounded. Messrs. Pearl and
Dow were partially protected by insur.
ance as follows: In Vermont Mutual
Fire, Montpelier, $500; in Peoples Co.
Worcester, Mass, $1,000; Etna, $4,000 ;
Phoenix, $4,000, making total of $500.
of which $1,000 was on stock in process
of working. The remaining $1,000 being
on mill and machinery. IL
r. 4. Robinson, of johnson is now can.
yassing the County for Howe's patent
Clothes Dryer. 1t has extended arms
which when not in use can be let down
into slat out of the way, good thing.
DI0a37SYiHe.
The Messrs. Il. f. a. o. Ii. Foster
are getting out some tasteful marble work
in their shop. The designs are pretty and
the work well executed They are prac-
teal workm men, and may found "bard at
it almost any hour in the day, Give them
a call before going out Of the county.
Shop opposite Gilbert's store.
Porter has got new camera for TAX
ing steroscopic views. and has added sew
eral local scenes TO his stock Of views.
Porter is an inventive genius, and as
result is that line, he and |. j. Currier
of Wolcott has patented a new clothes
dryer, the patent bearing date March 2Sth
1871. II is for inside use, to be hung ou
the wall, can placed in five different po.
sitions, and is really an ingenious and use.
ful invention.
&C. r. Loveland has purchased sever.
al acres Of land on the new street running
south ofrhe village, and proposes to erecf
several dwelling houses on il, this summer
some of which have been commenced.
Capt. c. j. Lewis, formerly Of Nor
risvilic has been elected City Judge 0
Lawrence, Kansas, over three other can
didates