The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-04-25
CAMBRIDGE BoRo.

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fine horses for sale cheap.
On Saturday last the Cambridge butter
market ranged from is to % cents per
pound.
DIR. Boardman has go: located in his
new office, and business is opening very
fayorably.
Mr.. Cutting has very fine span of
driving horses, for which he has refused
one thousand dollars.
wescott & Son, cabinet aud carriage
makers, have on hand fine lot of carri-
ages made to order.
Last Saturday morning, the people of
Cambridge awoke to find nature mantled
with the beautiful snow.
Henry Leonard keeps on hand a fine
lot of old and new stoves, and his motto
is quick sale and small profit.
w. NJ. Scott has on hand fine lot Of
furniture. lie has in his employ several
first class workmen. putting up work.
James II. Twigg, formerly in the EN-
ploy of Mr.. Brainard, of st. Adams, is
completing his apprenticeship under W.
NJ. Scott.
George NJ. Pennington is making quite
extensive repairs on his marble shop, and
it looks as if the old shop would soon
have a new suit.
DIR. Morgan has rented a sh.Ce on rooms
of Wallace Parker, and is fitting them up.
The doctor will have one Of the pleasant
est locations in the Boro.
Messrs. Cutting, Hawley, Wetherby
and Wiley may be seen on the street
nearly every evening, trying the speed
of their fine blooded horses.
School district No. is to have another
school meeting on the evening of the 2stf
inst. to see whether it will sustain schoo
the ensuing year. A spirited time and lot
of fun is expected.
James II. Donahue, who has been il
the employ of Mr.. Blaisdell for over TIVE
: years, aud whose work is well known t.
: be of the very best kind, is soon to opel
first-class tin shop, where all work viii
be warranted.
l Mr.. Brush keeps on hand fine assert
ment of furniture Of all kinds. He is
= first class workman and is continuall
putting up the best of work in tn
, latest style. He is bound not to be under
sold by any one.
f Cyrus and Buel Keith went to Swantor
one day last week, and returned the da
following, with load of fine fish, con
> sisting of pike, bass and suckers, some c
j., them weighing five or six pounds eacl
The Boro will be well supplied with ifs
for the present.
Miss Stevens, our accomplished millinel
,, has placard on her door reading as 70
: lows ''Gone to market" When she n
. turns and our fair sex shall have paid he
a visit, will it be said of them, ''They to
not, neither do they spin, yet Solomon
Y all his glory was not arrayed like or
, of these"
The Stafford steam saw mill is being ri
with usual vigor. They are loiug lare
business for the railroad company. Thei
G is also machinery connected with the mi
Y for bending fellies, quite extensive bu
: mess is being done in this line. The
G work is not to be excelled by any mani
facturer of this class of goods In the stat
: Rev. Mr.. johnson preached his la
r discourse for this Conference year, Ia
o Sabbath. He goes this week to Barre
a attend Conference, and It is quite doub
!. full about his returning to Cambridg
During his pastorate here he has won Il
- golden opinions of his church and IL
- community. He will carry with him Il
. best wishes of his friends and acquain
= anccs.