Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

Tie uas recently escorted from the court.
room to hiss hotel By band Of some 40
instruments, mO,ily Of tin. aud the 6rsi
citizens Of the place united in making his
progress a perfect ovation. Enthusiastic
grOsns greeted him on every side. aud If
egss hadn't been 50 high. he would have
received something substantial 10 It's way
Of testimonial.
Miss Harriet DO,y Of wallingford l,
soon 10 graduate from a medical college
ia New York, after which she will make
a tour in Europe.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, who used to
preach TO the Methodists in Leicester.
vent over to the Bapti,ls in Cornwall. |
last spring, aud row he has gone some
where else. A lamb of the Leicester
aock reeeatly had a streak Of conscience,
and told her husband Of the relations be.
tween her aud Eastman.
Two interesting little boys Of Charles
ID. Parker, of Orwell are seriously i'll
from poison received by eating eolored
candy.
The citizens Of Vergennes have rails
ed two thousand dollars, for the purpose
Of enforcing the Maine liquor law in that
city.
One Of the Green mountain girls is
said to have been no much excited by Mrs.
livermoTe's structures on tight laciRg at
Springfield, the ether evening, that "She
burst her corset strings aud drawing them
forth, knotted them together, and, tossing
them to some young gentlemen near by,
remarked, Here boys, you can have this
10 play cat's-cradle with
Hon. Giles Harrington, of Alburgh
States Attorney Of Grand Isle county,
died at Silver lake, n Y, on Saturday,
Nov. 22d. Mr. Harrington has long been
Il prominent citizen and lawyer Of Grand
Isle county, and has filed many public
Offices, having been Representative from
Alburgh several years; also county Sena-
tor. Judge of Probate and States Attor.
ney. lie was Democrat in politics. aud
had been candidate Of his party for Lieu.
teEant-Goveruor, member of Congress and
Presidential etector. In 1872, however
he supported General Grant for the Pres.
idency, and was elected States Attorney
by the Republicans.
Mr.. T. NJ. Tobin of Middlebury,
formerly connected with Sheperd, Davis
& Co., OF Burlington and lattcrly en-
rloyed on the Middlebury Register, has
purchased the Brandon Union, aud as
sumes the editorial charge of it.
The heavy wagon drawn by the four.
horse team of &. H. Cross l. Son, Of
Montpelier, was overturned near South
Troy village on Monday of week before
last. The damage was principally con
fined to tho wagou-top. The driver, Mr.
| II. S. Stevens, narrowly escaped serious
+ injury from a protruding fence stake.
o The mail train from St. Albans las
= week Monday morning struck snow
drift between Wiliston and Richmond
about as high as the head ligh: on the d.
connective. which is doing pretty we'll fol
e before Thanksgiving. A smart jar as The
y engine struck it, and through the trair
. went. Just that, aud nothing more.
f The ordinance Of baptism was ad
minis'ercd to nine persons OF the Mctho
dist church in Aburg Sabbath before last
, making over 60 baptiscd within mcnth
A young man of B.attleboro con
WINGED of the evil results attending the
use of Intoxicating liquors, took his bran
cy cask and emptied its contents into ;
r small stream that ran by his residence
c The amount of "suckers" in that brook
n vas something 10 behold.
Four families ia Barnard have gath
cred 235 bushels of bu,ternuts this fal
ard it has not been much Of time TO
butternuts either; if we mistake not Their,
will be great sale Of blood rcnovator'
in that locality next spring.
john Thompson, the man VINO va
T. injured at South RoyaItou, on Monday o
last week, died Of his injuries last Wednes
day.
: On Sunday night of last week thu
= residence Of James +. Negus, of Middle
: bury, was entered, and silver plate an
other things taken 10 the amount of spa
After Rutland man bad courtcd
! damscl and brought her to the altar, hi
first wife rutblessly spoiled the flu, by ap
= pearing on the scene.
i Mrs. Deacon James Williams o
+. HydeviIle fell, by tripping ever rug, o
Saturday evening and candestick whicl
she carried in her bend striking her II
: her eye destroyed the sight completely.
In the house Of Fred. Washburn, i
{ Randolph, four persons are living who's
! ages are respectively, 81. SO, Sc and 81
The Brandon Iron Works, whc
cost over S104 600, have been otfere
= for $50, 900 with no takers.
The recent Roman Catholic Churc
; Fair of Bellows Falls was decided sue
j cess Their total receipts were 81 ,2o6
OF. netting them a profit of little owe
81, 100.