Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
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gem, aui the house vas full. Mr..
SmIh conducted the singing 10 q
ersditsbie mauncr aud Uuele Hmm was
righ, in his element. Ga motion Of Gov.
heuiee a vote Of thanks was rendered
Mr. Bingham 4" for reproducing his An.
nual festival aud a wish expressed that be
might live to repeat many years more"
Business at this place will open lively
again this spring A. o. Gates will build a
good house on Wolco,t street. Il. G..
Gilbert will build a good house on Sum
mer St. Mr.. Cooper will build enc or
two dwellings on the same St. Aud Mr..
Darling will finish what he commenced
last season. Mr.. Kinney also intends
building new house. Boynton & Hardy
will finish aud GIL their new store. on
Portland st. at an early day.
-Moul;on Bros. & Co, viii have all
they can do in thu Manufacture Of their
Watcr-Tubing, which has now become an
established business. They are hardly
able TO GIL their orders, but can supply
all who desire in course Of a few weeks.
Mr.. Boynion has purchased the Nor
risvlle House, and intends moving the
present structure back, and building a
lagre front. This is just what is needed,
as Morrisville must necessarily, Will be the
point on the r. r., where parties visiting
Mt. Mansfield aud Stowe, will leave and
take the cars, and the present house is en-
tirely insufficient for the demands of the
public. The people rejoice over this
change of ownership very much. What
Mr.. Boynton does, he always does we'll,
hence we think the anticipations will be
fully realized in regard to the hotel
Improvements.
Work will be commenced on the
Congregational Church in few weeks.
When finished this will be one of tho best
and most convenient churches in the coun-
ty. Hon. 4. W. Griswould of N. Y,
gives towards this object very literally,
liberality which the people of Norris
vile. appreciate fully.
Over seventy dwellings, stores and
shops have been built in Morrisville, with
in the last ten or fifteen years, and she
will continue to grow, and why not. She
has the best location for building of any
village in Northern Vermont, aud no bet
ter or more extensive water power exists
in this section of the state. Her people
are entCrpriSing, and always pull together
for the good Of the village and town. She
boasts of one of the best graded schools
and Academy, the number of scholars
now in attendance independent Of the
primary department, being considerably
over one hundred aud will probably reach
one hundred and forty in few days.
Scholars who once attend Prof. Hatha-
ways school, seldom after make change
Of teachers. She has a good country to
support her, and the only thing heretofore
lacking seemingly, has been a large public
house, but this we believe we are now to
have. 1t is now judged that from ten to
fifteen new buildings will be erected this
season, yet there is near two hundred
building lots, most Of them desirable, for
sale within the limits Of the village, and
this is not all, owners offer them at rea-
sonable prices.
The Morrisyile Manufacturing Co.,
is doing large and healthy business in
the Manufacture Of sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings &c.
Hon. A. W. Griswold's stock and
horses are looking very fine. No doubt
he has the best stock of cattle and as fine
lot of horses as any one in Vernon
and probably they are not excelled il
New England. His stock horeses, "Dial,
sired by Geo. NJ. Patchen, and "Tatter
sal, by Rysdick's Hambltonian, are from
the best trottng blood in the world
Every lover of fine stock and good horse
should not fail to visit Mr.. Griswod's es
adjustment
WuIe2YSl2e.
Arnold B. Chaffec, printer, former
ly of this Town, but now of Solomon City
Kansas, has become the junior editor anc
proprietor of a we'll filled enterprisin.
sheet now published at that city, know
as the Solomon City Times.