Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02
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Asst. Judges Smith and Woodbury. wer
duly sworn in and qualified, after whic
be oath Of Office was administered to SheI
if Chaffce, aud to Col. Sawyer whom the
had re.appoiuted Clerk.
But little strife was manifested over tn
appointment of Deputy Shcriffs. aud tina
vas settled by appointing both parties il
the contest The appointments made yes
erday were as follows;
Il. B. Sawyer, Co. Clerk,
W. H. H. Ken6eld. Deputy Clerk.
DEPUTY sllERIFFs.
". G. Doane, Johnson.
Il. G. Laupher, Hyde Park.
A. Dwinell,
J, NJ. Parker, " d"
DC. Hardy, Morrisvlle.
A. w. Spauldng,
Samuel Barnes, Stowe, .
}. T. Stevens, Eden.
Il. W. RaymOre, Cambridge.
But two of those are changcs-Spauld-
ing who takes the place of Danforth Eaton
Of NlOrrisville, and Raymore who takes
he place OF Craig Fletcher in Cambridge.
10 the latter change, the force is greatly
improved, and we think the people of
Cambridge ought to be congratulated.
The iron for the r, r. is now arriving
fast as wanted, and is being laid at tho
Bite of 100 rods per day, which if kept
will complete the job in n week from
Stime.
The Grange Festival next Friday
mses to be success. 1t is to be at
Union Hotel, commencing at 10 a. m.
terary exercises will be had in the af-
moon
-SIelghDg is still good and the wealth.
quite cool. Six degrees below zero
yesterday morning, and we are in.
med that it was % below at St. Johns-
by.
Any parties having second hand cider
Will lind ready market for the same by
eSsng the grangers at Hyde Park. Their
@d Of choice (?) apples arrived and It's said
"litte mixed. "-Cipper.
he above is fair sample of the items
Big the rounds of the State press, and
misrepresentation cannot be excelled.
grange here has not ordered or re.
red any apples, and if the ones referred I
pre- those received by DR., Randall, the c
smert Is untrue, for they were very c
lot Of apples. t
Those gay and festive "pedulers" left {
county on Friday morning last after
posing of the notes they had been SO f
"modatng ~ as to take. 1t was S
too soOn, however, for them, as par. a
we're getting ready to institute pro- II
0gs that would have compelled them a
gorge some ct their Ill gotten gains. 81
Danvllle Star gives an account of
SW'ndlcs in that vicinity, and says .
one man whom they victimized sent
nicer after the one who made the sale SC
recovered back SIS, when the fellow W
Tor Canada to escape like treat
from others. We understand this u
expected "fat take" in the towns re
UNISON and Cambridge but for some co
=" concluded to leave this baiiwick ai
give those towns the benefit (?) of
Ngans they offered. pl
oNF readers doubtless have not for pr
0e last campaign in this town and ch
''-Now certain democrats event up H.
''"n circulating iDcendiary band.
,aa pFa'Og about reforms how the We
O0"rf Of this reform party, by an ev
Wi purity, secured a nomination for ex
sentative in Hyde Park how after 30
contest at the polls, and when the 500
'''ormer's chances were quite small
Y"'"s beautifully less, the straight 70
~, '''''ns success for the Repub. "
~. and having been led to t"'
'' mat the protestations for re. ou'
'~ '"e Aforesaid reformer we're ger
ANONYMOUSLY sacrificed their ac'
"On Inc altar Of reform, causing
'"Ouraw in his favor, and TO fur. ere
'''O'n' secured his election. All Oh'
NUN more has not been forgot Inc
wit not soon be,--neither will SON
,"'' IN accordance with the plan per
great reform, did this aforesaid ear
wi and reforner draw pay for spe'
"'eS more travel in reaching as $
"' forum than did the wire Far
T''F' 'missary dispatching-and At
h., ''aaldate of the ring" who som
= W." receive pay for 81 miles, sine
I route to the capital. So the chu'
~'' receives a mileage "grab" had
''s than $40! In the Ian. old
~ nandeiIl this reformer went ava
s"prnted and took SO much item
''''ate, We exclaim - the
!, suS 81 LamoilIe county, Will man
W ar'er such indiguities without they