Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17

A Heu I1n church vas 4eaie-'-
az Csseorl Conner. On Weiaesslay q az
seek. uiih Z. sermon By Rev [. n soo'N'
gate. OF =. Johu.hnp.
DIR. Henry a MlIuiyro Of Randolph
returned Mondsy FIRM bis summers wo'A
10 Alaska - Gensrat AgrHi q she Ala''
Ia Commercial Company.
The Sutton people have been waiting
patiently for siEtccs ysarf for aei" "
their town. On The .'assumSe railroad
the court now rivcs itthsm.
William McI.lue, Of Hast Haven.
shot himself on sunday Of last wees. a
rheumatic affection, combined With DISC.
lutte habits, Is supposed to have induced
the deed.
The Passumpsic Rive has never
been 50 low as at the present Wrillns'
Moose river is but small brook. ne
wells ale ali about failiug-partieularly
/ in the north PAT, Of the cousiy.
"A nickel mine has been opened In
wcstmore Common, which promises to
pay we'll An aualyfis shows that It con-
ioins gold enough to pay for working
aside from the nickel.
Sunday Of week before last John
Drew, of Dauyillc, had thirty bundles oil
rye burned. The grain Was in field
near his house, asa was fired by some
wanton person.
The U. S. Coast Survey propose es-
tablishinc stations on Mount Mansfield aud
KIlliagton Peak for obtaining triangula-
tions for. Typographical SURVEY OF the
country. ThSy will not, however, be &C.
cuplcd before another season. ...
The memory Of Philip Embury, the
founder Of the Methodist Church Of Amer
lea. is to be honoreG by the erection OF
a massive granite monument over his
? grave at Montpelier
j Vermont has 500 Sunday. schools.
with $3.50 teachers and 1890 scholars,
but there are, it is estimated, $4,000 chill
dren and youth between ; and 20 years
Of age, or two tbilds Of the whole num-
Der in the state, who don't attend.
"A large bird, measuring 6 feet from
tiu TO TIP of its wing and standing . feet
high. was wounded and captured alive by
two huntlr., near Brookfcld, "Wednesday,
Just as it was in the act Of carryin6 of a
sheep. -...... Id. -. r.af1. r..-. loo
-Deacol b. b. Dean, Of Bristol
while at work near ihreshing machine,
Friday, got his band caught aud mangled
by the teeth of the machine, to such az
extent thet in had to be amy utatod at the
wrist.
TnE MONTPELIER TRAGEDY Tho pros
poets are that Miss Demmon sSill recover
from the wound which was inflicted, 81,
is however yet very i'll from the effects o.
it, The ball has not been extracted as
some of the papers have stated.
Two weeks ago last Sunday morning
! Nathan Morse was found dead in his bed
at Waterbury Centre. he was father o
Conductor Morse on the 2. & O. r p.
was cighty-seven years old, and seryet
through the Mexican war 10 the American
army.
, In one neighborhood in Sutton, rasp
) berries must have been plenty. One wo
man has picked and dried 10 pounds, an
other 65, another 40. aud different chill
dreu $50 pounds, besides some $40 wortl
Of fresh ones being sold.
In the pant of Barnet known as Go
p2nhagen, j. S. MiIliken, having discoy
cred a copper mine, has commenced t
work it. indications are that the nine i
: e Extensive, and contains also considerable
silver.
,, John II. Lcverty. who was killed b.
the cars near Georgia Station, recently
turas out to be an escaped murderer from
Bridgeport, Conn, where be shot Jane
Dimen last May. lie was bound over t
Superior Court in the sum of $500 whic
; he procured, and then fed. M
A precocious St. Adams infant @
five summers asked his big brother to pu
, his toe on a chair, that he might cut It o.
with his Ratchet. His bigbrother joking
ly complied, when the little rascal delbel
atcly chopped it off.
Q The druggists of the State meet i
convention Mt Burlington, September 24t
f and 25th. The question of adopting som
A plan to raise the standard of knowledg
;. and experience of compounders of pre-
t scriptions will be earnestly discussed
The Vt. Horse Stock Company hay
r twenty-one horses valued in the aggrcgat
+ at 100000. They are mainly Hambe
e tonians and one of them is valued {
SIS, 900, while another is worth SS,C0C
For beauty and action several Of thes
horses will meet with few competitors j
: New England.
g R H. Topper, Nelson Gay, A.
Brooks and William Baxter, have bougi
q Of Thomas GreenbaBk the large wooIe
factory at Gaysviiie (which he Stripe
e of machinery and windows and moved
o Lawrence, Mass, and all his real estat
in that vicinity. What their purpose
s. will appear by and by. They have arei
dy ordered sash to replace the window
r. aud may refill with machinery and pr
the building in the full food tide of j
5 former glory. 1t is a noble structur
5. aud cannot long remain idle.
"JUsT THREE Bucks AHEAD."-H.
y Wilson, lawyer of Troy, is one of III
shrew, sharp men Of the county and, liL
other men of that class, comprehonds tt
le full value of the almighty Dollar" an
h seldom lets one slip from his grasp. No
g there is law, in this State, which allow