Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
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-Ou "Wednesday sfrsuOoa the l5,h.
iust the villagers were sgrceailly surprised
By hearing music sai see'us lie Cas-.
bridge Baal ooo,iag up tAsif street. Their
BIZ team rsinci Up 10 ias Hs.gl. aHi were
cordially greeted By " nins hos, " Geo. II
Saxby.
The Band seomed 10 have Wake up!
Wake up: spirit prevailing aud with
yiolias, banjo, organ aud songs, they kept
il stirring Bot when aaO,her large
sleigh, flled with their wives aud ladies.
drove uP, their surprise was certainly n
nearly tsuching the too note. The Band
generally eaa swell a pretty loud note, but
they admit the ladies' had the best one
that time. And they Of eouue Ike the
rest Of mankind, expee' to play "seeOud
did!e Leap Year. After pa,taking Of
an excellent supper, the parties marched
TO the Town Hall and spent the evening
ia dancing, aud music by the Baud.
Hiram Fanch er had "drawing-bee'
last Thursday aud moved his buildings,
six in number, out of the way OF the rail-
road survey. 1t passed directly over the
place where the house stood, making it
necessary to move most of them, aud so
he moved them all out of the way Of high
water. This is the place where the fami,
ly Of Mr.. Hawley spent the night in
wagon during the high water two years
ago last fall. The company pay Faneher
$500, and he is to rig Up his luildirgs &c
suit himself He is to have regular land
damage in addition.
The hero of the jackson ghost story has
been interviewed" by your correspondent
with the following result. lie says the
story has no foundation whatever; that be
saw no ghost and that the story began a
moug some Of the other hands simply as a
joke to try aud bother him, with no idea
of its going any farther. So it turns out
that the story is ;he biggest ghost there is
about l.. r
Arthur Pike, who hal finger severed
by circular saw some three weeks ago is
trying to make it grow on again. Some
of the flesh deCaycd, and piece Of the
bone had to be taken out, but new flesh
/ is now forming aud it is doing as we'll as
could be expected, AT meeting Of the
directors of the l.. V. r r., held here on
the 18th inst. it was decided to locate the
railroad on what is known as the uppor
or south line. Asher y. Atwell has let
his farm on shares for one year to Charles
Baird. Some three weeks ago, people
began to prophesy that sugaring was com
ing on Immediately, but now they have
changed their tune so far as to give up
looking it at present, and are expecting
but a poor yield at best. Mrs. S. S.
Pike has sold her stool; Of millinery goods
to Mrs. D. A. Winslow Of Westhld who
will continue the business at the old stand
Mr.. Pike has rented his house to Mr..
Winslow, and will board with him for the
present The best farm hands are hiring
out for the season in this vicinity at S25
per month.
A Public Reading is to be given al
johnson, Friday, March %, by Mrs. ]
L. Waughop of lutland. The following
are marks of public favor:
1t is seldom that this part Of Vermont
is visited BY an artist of such marked ex.
celcnca in he, proiession.-Cor. Burling.
ton Free Press
A rich literary treat.-Hudsom (Mich ,
Gazette.
Mrs. j. i. Waughop has been a pupil
: Of mine AID has pursued an extended
course in voice culture. She will give ex.
.celont satisfaction TO all vino hear her,
T. E. Leonard, Prof of Etocution.
She would be sure ola crowded house
should she appear agan--Cor Rutlana
Herald
We arc willing TO incur the risk o
growing :" enthusiastic, when We say We
have never found voice so sweet and
clear-Bioomimgton, (M.) Leader
Her success was very mark d.-Jas. 6
Johnson Pastor Cong. Church, Rutiaad