Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-09
Notes About Town.

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In order 10 give more attention to this department,
without increasing lie space, we set 10 IN smaller type.
c1 a, MAJ. u. mov.d into M. naw omeo IN
the FLANDERS block.
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Clark Powers, formerly q typo in the FARMER and
cdisdOniaH Offices, has just spelled down a school house
fhl Of Californians, at Lompoc, where he Is foreman In
the ohce oil the Record a Handsomely prin'ou ana
SPICY little sheot'
While the band was playing at the exhibition OF the
fireworks, Saturday evening, the shell OF a rocket lit
on top Of Ira Bemis' head, demolisling his hat and
somewhat injuring him, but he did MT propose to stop
playing for one sky rocket.
new suspender has appeared, called the Mohawk
patent helical spring suspender. 1t has no rubber, but
the elasticity comes from spiral springs. Wehavs tried
them, with good satisfaction. They are sold in st.
Johnsbury by Moore & Harvey.
Henry q. Goodell. whose death ia announced in this
paper. was a young man who had worked at the tin
business in Woodrur,s shop three or four wears. He
wa, At first poisoned by muriatic acid. which finally
resulted in consumption of the blood, OF which he died.
His life was insured fol $1,000.
Boobies troop of Swiss bell ringers play at town
hall next Monday evening. Thew are a company of
talented musicians and will be richly worth hearing.
Tho admission sea is a, cants daors oman M 7.ts This
lathe trorbe that plaved the brass musie AZ the Lyndon.
villa nicn,c with sucb universal satisfaetion and they
NAV tbo bel,s in oouollv vood s,vIe.
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Why Wouldn't 1t be a good plan TO have street boxes
ir tue reeePton Oh letters 70 DO mahedf fhore
snouin re one at Paddock's village one az Fairoanks
village, one AZ the depot one at SummerVille, one on
summer street. one near the corner OF Maple and Main
streets, and perhaps one near the academy, and even
more II the can afford them. They would
be a great convenience to the public, and II they be-
long to US, why not have themi
There is to be a Christian reunion and steamboat
excursion to lake Memphremagog next Tuesday. A
special train is to leave st. J~ohnsbury at $40 a. m,
leaving Newport to return at 10 p. m. The st. Johns
bury band is TO accompany the party, and everybody
is invited to 60. The fare for the round trip is only
90; supper at the Memphremago House 81. 1t is pro-
posed to have a praise meeting in the parlors of the
hotel, or if the weather is Il favorable, in the adjoining
park, which will be lighted up for the occasion. This
excursion is called by about twenty Of the leading
members of all the evangelical churcheA in 81. Johns
bury. and can not be otherwise than A pleasant trim.
If the day should be stormy, then the excursion will
come of the next fair day, Families should take n
basket Of luncheon. Let's all 20.
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