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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
On Morrisyille. Feb, 10th. a daughter to D.
A. and Kate 4. Gilbert.

In Montdelicr, March 4, by Rev. Andrew
Ern, D. D., Mr., Henry oyiatt and Miss Lau-
ra T. Field, both Of Montpelier.
In Eden, September 18th. by A. s. Kinds
Esq. Mr.. RUFUS Brown and Mrs. Cynthia Rick
err both of Lowell
Also, by the came, Oct. 18th. Mr. Hiram
Bailey aud Miss Mary Minor
January LIST. by the semc, Mr. Ezra Carpen-
ter and Mrs Rosemond d. Wallace.
January goth. by the same, MIR. Willie E.
Raymorc and Miss Freove A. Clark, al o
Eden ....
In St. Johnsbury Mar. 9th. by Rev. b. NJ
Tilliston, Mr. Hosea II. Young of Wolcott ant
Miss Minnie Il. Hall of ST. Sohnsbury.
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Is cHASoERT.

g. cHASoERT-
sEloN ". BUTLER. }.
EYNDuS NcaILAsTER
lsETIAE. MEALLAsTER, nccssaetf IsT1z,
~ 81 q. BlN0nAn. aud
STEPHEN uALE-
MheFcas, a ths ucotmicr fcrm e the Csurt
n i.hsnosry, iu aiil &C. the said eouuiy A. d
lST2. Orien ". uutlcr1f Stove, ia said county.
sl~f his pstItiru q f1reci0surc against Lyndun
NoAuasier. Rfsetta D.. MeAilzsier, ard illiam
a. n. bingham q Sisue. afoTtszid. and s,ePh-
en- Hale III Ntl.raska City. ore county, and
State II Nebraska praying said Court that sAid
Lyudou McAlasier, Eoat,s r MeAllasier VIII
lam II. n. bingham aud stephan Hale. might
he iocrst.l 10 pay the aid Orion ". BuilerceT-
tain sums Of mercy then due and thereafter 10
srsu due upon certain promissoTy note seenre
bv mortgage thertin SCI forth. and that IN ee-
fault q such payment, BYE
day 10 BE- set anl limited by said Court, that
the said Lyndon McAuasier. Rosetta Z. Meal
lasier, William n. II. bingham aud stephen
II ale, and all persons claiming under the !,
might he forever forcclosci, Of aud from All
right, title and equityOf redemption Of IN and
10 the following described land aud premises.
10 Wit Lying end being In stowe, IN said
county Of Lamuine, and State OF Vermont. de-
spd sftv-,wo acres Of land. decided to the said
| Lypdon McAllastcr on the 9th day Of October,
Z A ID. 1864. as follows, TO wit: One hundred
/ ard thirty-two acres by Reuben u Slayton, Bet
sew Slayton his wife, aud Preston Gale and
twenty acres which was deeled by the said X.
/ d. slayton and Betsey slay'on. Also ninety
| acres II land decided by Joseph Ncwhall 10 the
4 said Rosetta T.. MeAllaster, August 3lst, 1860;
reference TO be hal to all Of said deeds. Said
I land comprise,lthe whole farm Of two hundred
Z and forty-two acres, where the caid Lyndon
NeApaster resided with his family, at the date
Of his and his said wite's mortgagetO the Peti-
tioner."
And It appearing % the Court here, that the
said petition Of foreclosure, with proper sub
pena thereto attiched, was legally and duly
served ON the said Lyndon McAllasttr, Rosetta
4. Me tllaster. William II. II. Bingham; such
proceedings were had at said December Term Of
said CONT. that said Petition Of foreclosure wal
taken as confessed as to them; and II furthei
appearing 10 said Court. that the said StepheT
Hal, resides out Of this State and that he ha
had no notice Of the tendency of said petition
!, Therefore, il is ordered by the Court here
that the said cause be continued, MS TO the salt
Hale. to the next Term therheof; and that tn
said Stephen Hale he notified Of the tendency o
said cause by publishing the substance OF sal
I petition Of foreclosure in the " Lamoille News
d. dealer" newspaper printed at Hyde Park, il
= said county of Lamoille. three weeks successive
4 ", the last OF said publications to he, at ieast
t twenty days previous to the commencement G
= the next Term of said Court to be holden a
HYDE Park. aforesaid. on the 4th Tuesday {
May. A. D 1879, ut which time the said steph
Hale is required to appear and make answer
said Petition Of foIecl sure.
.... EB SAWYER.
Clerk in Chancery.
Gre WILKINS. Solicitor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
1olc0W.

Elisha Franklin has received half
pension from the year 1861 up to date
aud for life by the aid of Mr.. Samuel
Morgan, 81
Geo. l.. White Of Elmore lost a good
COW short time since.
-Prots. Paul and Taylor closed theis
Dancing School AT B. g. Pixies on Tues
day OF tais week by public dance.
III. II. Pennock has sold his Grocery
Store 10 the Fa,rman Block to Rodney
Carrier, who is intending to keep geod
assortment of groceries.
B. q. Pike. Hotel was damaged by
the heavy weight of snow to the amount
of about $4,000 March 9Th.
Miss Nctie L Jones of Barre is to
give u Reading ai the Con Church %
Saturday Evening March 18Th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
./OHHSO2.

Johnson.
AT the annual communication of Wa
icrn,an Lodge, No. SO, i. a A. NJ. held
March 4. 1873 The following officers
were elected for the year ensuing:
re Cristy, W M.
IL Pearl. S W
George Dillingham;, j W.
IA Riddle. Treas.
S Andrews. Sec.
HIS Porrigo, S ID.
DE Andrews, J ID.
s@F' T,. Goodwin, Stewards. so
PW j, Peck. Chaplain.
II A WATERWAYS. Marshal.
Ira ODER, Tyler 49,. .rr..
-Stearns Il Carpenter have been put
ting some improved machinery iuto Their
butter tub factory at Pcrkinsviile lately
which a Ids greatly TO their hitherto ex-
ccllent facilities for aking first class
article. .al s'5'-'
The first series Of dancing schools
have closed and IA new term Was com-
mcuced last week.
/ "A gang of hands worked on the rail-
road last week betcecn the ledge and the
Village. The dirt was drawn from the
bank aud tipped into the public road,
making several rods as impassable for
loa Is as any bare ground, and tho wood
ieums FROM that part of the town have
most of them suspended. Blasting On the
ledge still continues, but the other gunl
has quit work.
! Judging from the appearance a
town. meeting. the people are the neares
of one mind on the houding question the,
have been for the last five years. These
in favor Of giving up the bonds before ih'
road Is finished to here. were so scarce
they could hardly be called opposition
The motion to pass over the bond ar'lcl'
was carried unanimously by "a rira COO
vote. OF course there were those 'her'
in favor of changing but they did no
/ think /. worth while to vote agains
such odds as the ballot on select
men declared.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
Stone.
sNfuAf.
Report Of the Graded Schosl for the
term Of ~ seeks. sndisg Feb. -, 1878

Names Of tno-e having no marks.
Primary.-Munie Mower. Jessie
Wright. Lotie Stafford, Freddie Robin.
SOU. johnnie Batehelier.
intermediate. - STANDARD Boyuton.
Charlie Eaton. Clayton Wright.
Hiyher,-Eila Hedges. Laura Parish,
Jennie Seavey, Richard Wait. and for
time 10 school. Hattie Straw
RkcuEp IN SCHOLARSHIPS. .
Best in Primary.-Gcriie Joslyn, Ka-
tie Quinn, Hattie Burnett, Minnie Mower.
Meivina Felix, Lotto Stafford. Walter
Hodges, Charlie Swif', Harvey Brunell.
Juuue Warren, George Douglass, Willie
Barlow, Charlie Morrill,. Lincoln Sallcs
Bsfm Intermediates Jessie Wade.
Blanche SIeu>. Waiter Churchill. Berthe
Richardson, Elmer Made, Charlie Eaton
llIGnm DAPApTMISr.
The average standing of classes through
the term has been a. follows 100 being
the standard: -Arilhmetic A, 81 -
Arithmetic d, 20 81 Grammar All,
Grammar b. 1924 Com, osiIion. - b6;
Geography, SO; Book kceI ing IS; Alge.
bra, s0.i3: Philosophy. $40 Spelling,
S26S Great interest has been manifes.
ted in the Spelling class. which has been
several times reported in this paper.
The records of those slaudlu. above 81
per cent. are a. follows, izzir Barrows
, 9l25; Hattie Brown, 92.75 C.l,
George, 50 %; Elnna Gile, "a % r.
: va Hall. $3.50; Cura Hildreth, 90 %
/. Lena Parish. &c. Vera Raymond, 81. 80
Hattie Robinson, 1926 Jennie Seuvey
1925; Angie SiayIon, $3.50; Haiti
Sian, 95.66; Ncule Stran, 1915
Laura Thomas, 9S SO: Will Il JACKSON
Us: Carlos l., Leavey, 81; CharIi
Stafford, 97,75 Richard Wait, 0925.
These classes passed Il written exami
nation at the close Of the term, with tn
i, following results :-Arithmetic, average
:, IS ; Angie Slayton, 100: Cora George
80 r Guard Wait, 90 Herbert Straw
9S. Grammar. average, 81; Haiti
Robinson, 90 Netiie Stran, 9S; Cor
Geo'ge. 90 Angie Slayton 90; Yer
Raymond. 90 Richard Wait, 9S.
The average standing Of the pupils fc
y the term was 1881. The best averae
records were as follows Cora Georg,
ie 9O.79; Vera Raymond, 92.'5; Angi
Slayton, $3.50; Laura Thomas, 9l.40
Richard Wait. $50
MARY i. BARNES, Primary.
', ELLEN L. SALLIEs, Intermediate.
rr J. NJ. FRESou, Principal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

ue.s Of the Yankee - - Asa Trcuchsrd"
from FaFzosf saeers-i,iy seal The hair
dye Of .sri Duuireary-ihe hearts oi'io''
u Euglish gals ani rules the roo>i gen
orally. Tee pay has pecaiaF iHiervsi
10 the American publir. beng the one IA
progress ~ Foi's ihraier vhen the Ia
nehlea Lincoln uas saOt Storm or 70
storm. tas.e who oame late will hni Il
difficult 10 get seais.
-CEe uL0 Aas sftH q, and is going 10
aJaiR-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
Inlr Eur Commissioner.
XJdc Turk.

H1He ZUfN.
Rev. d II. Bickuell, formerly am
employer of this Office, now member of
VI NJ. L. Conference and stationed at
Albany, preached here On the I'd inst.
lie delighted his audience, aud cvinced I"
remarkable degree of progress Tor one NJ
lor ger in the ministry.
DR.. Hendrick has just received some
pure vaccine virus, taken direct from the
kline. and all who have not been VACCINE
ted should d. so at once. The Doctors
Office in the future will be at WIN. Page r
CALICO BALL.-Therc will be Cal;co
Ball at the American Hall, Thursday eve,
March 20lh Slusic, 1aul Brothers
Quadrlle Band aud piaao; managers,
Ned l.. Noyes, H. c. Wilcox; bill 81, 80
Company solicited.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
No. Xyde Iu2H.

No. Xyde 1a1I'.
Hiram Billiard had valuable colt
re, n nail in It's foot which resulted in
lock jaw aud death in few days
The Singing School closed with a
concert March 9th. the audience was quite
small; why thus should be so with an ad'
missiou Of 10 cts we can not understand.
while the public, the following night drew
a large audience. '-.
TIE Measles which at last made
their appearance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
U>ale3ysWe.

sUuie3Ys2le.
"A few days since, the dwelling house
of Elias Wiley caught fire around the
chimney, which fortunately was discovered
IN season to be extinguished without seri.
GUS injury to the premises.
The p.O. Department has made new
regulations SO that the mail will reach this
plsce on Tuesdays. Thursday and Satur.
days of each week
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
3l0I29syslIe.

VfO//ISPtttC
&C. p. Hardy has bought ont the
boot and shoe trade ofE. B, Merriam, and
has one Of the largest aud hest stock of
goods in the County. give him call.
The Morristown Dramatic Club. by
the special request Of one who Witnessed
their performance Of The American
Cousin at the Corners on the 2Sth will
again appear at the Town House, Morris
vile Tuesday evening, March 18th. The
American Cousin is one Of the finest mod
crn personations of character ever pro-
duced on the American stage, The scene
is laid in England In the present century
and illustrates the laughable conceptions
which the English people have of Ameri.
cans, aud American culture. and yerltes
history 10 showing the superior cute
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

BrsT Book FOR EVERY BoDY.-Thc new
illustrated edition of " eb,ter'S Dictionary.
containing three rhous,n engrayngs. is
the best book for ecsry body that the press
has produced in the present century, anc
should be regarded as Indispensable to the
wcll.rcguated home, reading room, libra
~ aud place of business. - Golden era.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

The snow at present on the grourd
: not conpidcref "bcauiful," but the book
If that title. just issued BY the Petersons,
5 both good aud beautiful Sec advertise
upnt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
q or SALE

The fncresidence of l. Y. Allen, including 20
acres OF excellent Land. stua ed In North HYDE
Park. The House 10 new. large and comnodiGus,
fitted up with all the modern improvements.
good new barn and convenient cut buildings. roy
cr falling water, with plenty Of who'd and t'aiher
on the premises. Terms easy. For fn'li = 10
ulArs inquire Of j. AbLl4N.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
RqilT0od HemS.


Mr.. Bryant. asis'sn, general ticket
agent On the Hudson River Il. Il. hss
bcru engaged as general agent on the L.
& q ani takes the position to-day.
The company placed new postal
car on the road last Monday.
The z. 4 o. is q 50 Z Of dull iu',i-
tuition. Ii hasn't furnished us with ao
accident or late train during the winter.
Something must be done to stir the con-
cern up. We have rigSt TO expect an
occasional local IRON that quarter
onion
A. V. Wiswell. Station agent here.
can furnish tickets to all Western points
at the lowest rates. '.'
The freight depot Is up and will be
-eady for occupancy :" short time.
A----
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

Camba7age.
The following officers were Installed on
the evening of the 9th by j. b. Page, l.
d.
Albert Corwell, W. CT
Emma Gibson. W. Y. 7.
L. G. Brown, VS.,
Mrs. r. l.. Fiagg. W, Z. s. r"
j. o French, W. T.
w. NJ. Russell. w. NJ. ia
Edith Fuller. W. | G ira, a q
H. r. Southland, W. D. G..
NJ French, w. G.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
r IkE INS UR Z AN c F

Is an investment Of the safest description.
II man who hasa Life Insurance Policy, has
Just as good property to leave his family as II
he owned United States bonds Of equal amount.
A policy of life Assurance is always an evil
denes of prudent forethought; no man with a
dependent family is free from reproaeh if not
insurcd.-Lo Lyfhurst ate Lord Chaneel-
Tor Of England.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

ivgiL.AOE nEsWEMGE FOR SALE.
W The subscriber offers his residence on Main
Street formerly the Netcsiester building. for sale.
The premises are in excellent repair, with new
haru md out hudingsf and good well OF water.
Best location in tho village. Terms low
JOSEPH LAPAGE.
Hyde Park, Feb. st. 673
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
BOOTS AND SHOES.

All the above goods are made from the he't ma.
teriaI and warransed The remaining STICK Of
Winter furnishing Goods lie will cosc outat COST.
lie has a large assortment Of Hats aud Cups,
Horse and Carriage Blankets, and everything eiso
that is usually found In q hrst-eiass Furnishing
Goods Store.
un La al inn hia q nnda
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12


In Water> lille, March 3D.. ella Fullington,
only daughter Of James and Eunicc Fpllington,
aged ! 10 years and months.
This young girl by hcramir BILE character had
won the confidence of a large circle of friends.
She WAS the friendly teacher in the Schoolroom.
and the beloved daughter at home. She was
tenderly loved in the neighborhood by ALL
Her early death 6ls many hearts wi h sorrow
besides her own relatives, Her funeral WAS at
tended in Waterville on Thursday the 9th inst.
by large and sorrowful congregation of peo-
pie. ~ aalao4
In Craftsbury, Feb. 1lih, of cancer on his
face, Dea. Isaac Newcomb, formerly CT Eden,
aged II years.
In 'vocott Feb. Goth Mrs. Sylvia Hubbell.
widow of the late Seth Ilubbell. aged 70 years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
Notice

A request having hecu riadc by ten
Stockholders of the ianoillc Val!eI Fair
Ground in writing, 10 the Clerk OF said
company, 10 call meeting Of said stock
holders; notice is hereby given, that the
Stakeholder Of the Lalnoillc Valley Far
Ground Company, are requested to con-
vene at the Office of Hendcc aud Niles. al
MnrrisvrIlc IN Saturday the 2Sth day OF
March. 1873. at 9 O'Clock 4. M. to see
if the Stock.hodcis, will vote 10 az
point an agent to mortgage the real eS'
tate of company to the Directors Of said
Company to secure them against the pay
mcot of any debt or liability of the CON-
pauy which they have assumed or may
assume, "A NILES, Clerk.
Morrisville Vt. March 9Th. 1873.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

sjust the the thing that every family wants
~ no distinguished from II. 1000 family rights
have hcen sold within tho last few weeks, and nil
are satisfied. The CT st Of the honey ishut trfle
and is destined to become the Queen ofthe table.
The Rights and Honey can be had Of
C. Il. DEAN. So. 1lardwick;
q. W. PENNOCK, Wolcott
j. A. GEORGE, Worthwhile; Ht
BE-. PATTEN. H-a3Plrt;
and wv. PATTEN. P.Tprletqr Eden, VT
AG EN- rs WAN r T. u.
GToN At
- II. II Slime q Ellen Mills hes Is new Stone
b att rra ~ mnAe andia k for 2 norE which he
:, III self at trw piien frel.h. ITe niso contin-
ue- ''er-'> ~" ond sell that most sxooi ent
All iAa,n- L,r,msnt, cvs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

The following Patents were issued to Vermont
e,s feb. 10 reported by the agency Of Alex
nader and Mason.
Hat L. Coat Ho,k--C. g. Cole Benlng-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

Mn. SCOTT aa1 5. Iagtlls, Grand
|ersrs.
ELMoRE.
Chas. s. Parker, Moderator.
Norman Camp, Clerk and Treasurer.
Cbas. S Parker, j. p. Hill. and b. &.
|lor.e. Sclectmen.
Chas. S. Parker, Ovcrseer of Poor
s. s. Camp. Constable and Collector.
IA. G. Merriam, II. II Churchill aud
/. p. Slay,oo, Listers.
B.. Il. Do,y. W. Giiswold and j. p. Da'
is, Auditors.
INilsop Griswoid. Trustee Public
1pney.
David Cook. A. ii Woodbury. and
Z srvey Stone, FeHcc viewers.
y. ". bryant, Grand Juror.
III. H. De,y, Agent.
n Henry Bailey. Superintendent.
-. W. Bryant aad A. NJ. Kelley, Cona
q Grsnd Jurors.
w. Is. Harris. H. B. Shaw, Henry Wig.
|n,, A NJ Woodbury., + G Richmond,
B Goodell, l. A Gale and 5 N Ohm
bad, Petit Jurors.
g Tax, 81. On the dollar.
JOHNSON.
W g Downe, Moderator. -
Is S. Pike. Clerk and Treasurer.
l. NJ Knight, R G Cristy and D s
Waterman, Selectmeu.
l. NJ Knight, Ovsrseer Of Poor.
s Sumner A Andrews, Constable.
Isaac l. Pearl, Hollis A MIDGET and
S Hayford, Listers.
Isaac l. Pearl. G " Ward and j S
Whitney. Auditors
&C Chadwick, Trustee.
Dexter Whiting and l. ii Wheeler,
rand Jurors.
S II Waters, School Superindent.
Heman A Waterman, Superintendent OF
POOR Farm.
Isaac A Manning, Agent.
N oted IS cents on tie dollar to deflay
wn expenses.
MoRRIsTowN.
Hi Powers, Moderator.
A NJ Burke, Clerk Treasurer.
HIP Stowe aud W s TAorpe, Sclectmen
ZEE Brigham, Overseer OF Poor,
Mp Grout, Constable.
ID l. Eaton, j A Bundy aud G A Bar
tws, Listers.
9 K Page, L Il Allen and BIZ Rand
auditors. ".
81 Fl II Powers, Trustee. ~
II II Powers. Augustine Grout and
ones G Fisher. Fence viewers.
CT Page, Superintendent Poor Earn
Ell Durham, Inspector OF Leather.
EE Brigham, Agent.
FC Hathaway. School Superintendent
CIV Fitch, Inspector OF Lumber AM
Shingles
q Voted $3.50 on the dollar.
WATERyILLE.
Il l.W Holmes, Moderator. m
q Ell Thatuek. Clerk and Treasurer.
i SH Hrown. j W Codding aud 4 /
Il Shattuck. Sclcctmen.
II LW Holmes. Gverseer.
II Mason Chaffee, Constable.
a Orpheus Taylor, g NJ Stevens and NJ
L Church. Listers.
81 g w llulburd, j d Scott and Henri
\ Wilbur, Auditors
N 4 II Shaituck, Trustee.
Sounding Spoonpr 4 g Lowa.er am
\ Henry Wilbur, Fepce ,itwus.
NV Peck, School Superintendent,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

"A. f. Judiviuc Hardwick has sued
the editor Of the Reporter in that town
for libel. We did not suppose is was
,es,ihle for Judevine to be lihellcd.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
,ocal Matters.
%. 40. Time Table.

/. leave 81. yohnssurf fer West Coneord, ~
and 10 rs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
CLOTHING

and ever, thing else In the clothing line ip tie
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