The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-09-05
mr. school commences to-day.

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Don't forget the picnic Saturday.
A large stock of boots and shoes at
&Pong's.
Mice Page is recovering from a severe
d of the fever.
hail storm passed over this place on
*nday afternoon.
FITS for the multitude at StrOng's in
Il line of boots and shoes.
#|rmcs must be improving for agents
a getting very numerous.
Many have gone from here to the New
2gand Fair at Portland, Maine.
i've call attention to the interesting let
n from Rev. G. II. French, in another
Nlumn.
10. W. Snyder went to Mt. Mansfield
D. Friday and brought the nose home
LII him.
DIR. Randall is moving his old livery
N from Church Street to his residence
i Main Street.
The Chittendon Co. Fair opened yester-
II, at Essex junction. The racing pre-
buns aggregate 1925.
Dur village in loosing Fred n. Keeker
! family loose some Of its best citizens.
JOmsbury is the gamer.
NJ. A. Chesley of this office, whose
|Afalth has not been very good for a few
|7eeks past, takes a vacation for rest, be-
inning to-day.
lhe juvenile clubs of Hyde Park and
@briSville played match game last
Atwday, the "Park boys'' winning by
score of AZ to 81.
Nlr. George Hall, of Hyde Park Plains,
~ good COW Monday night. 1t is a
|8Fere loss for poor man and affordss a
90 chance to help man in need.
Hon. j. d. Hatch and ID. G. Linsley
|HkSed through here last Wednesday
zBrning, with a company of friends, en-
zlte for sojourn Of week or two down
b.
attention is called to the advertisement
u. IL. Morgan in another column. The
#feka plow is doubtless one of the best,
81 our farmers should patronize home
|#titutions.
Rev. NJ. d. L. johnson of North Fair
3, is agent for the English Bible Society,
Il any one desiring to purchase a bible,
Be or small, will do well to send to him
price list.
Ne learn from the Standard that Rev.
Ri M. Boutwell,, of Woodstock, has been
zfnding a few weeks vacation for rest.
q who works as he generally does ought
Hest occasionally.
[hange of timetable on the p. & o. and
on the b. & L. roads, Monday last.
pc it will get to be settled weather on
be roads soon, for it bothers one to
N track of the changes.
Om. Scott, the famous railroad king is
to have passed through here Monday
IN his travelling palace. We didn't feel
zRthing peculiar in the atmosphere and
"a moves along just as of old.
he Windsor Journal very truthfully
parks, and the Free Press reiterates,
PIE we declare it to be true, that ''in
Its appointments the Van Ness House
Burlington, is one of the finest hotels
View England"
OF much going on this week. Excur-
inc New England Fair at Portland,
urslon to Plattsburgh, Singers Con-
uon at Stow, Methodist Campmeeting
rankin, Advent Campmeeting at Nor
'lle, Farmers Picnic OBJ Saturday on
camp-ground.
~; EDITOR Some four weeks ago,
Y having twice gone to Morrisville,
challenged the ModOcs, by letter, TO
n Us IN matched game of ball at No.
~ Park. Their answer was that they
uG play us only upon the Lamoille Co.
grounds. We now wish to challenge
N again through your columns, and,
my Ivy VIII not come to No. Hyde Park,
mili 20 more than half way and meet
u al Hyde Park, on Saturday, Sept.
trusting you will publish this let
~. 90 challenge to them to meet us as
" stated, we remain
Yours,
NO Hyde Park Picked Nine.