The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-14

n Returning, leave Burlington at 90 M and
5P.M
w Strong has out Single announcing
!, best winter wheat flour at s7.75.
! c: j. Patch sells the patent process
4 Our, warranted as good as anything in
a be market.
G~,M Our people do not enthuse over a, sing
I, y BIZ school this winter at all, aud we shall
I odbtssss fail tO.have one.
ran Everett Gates, who was gaining up to
M riday night, is suffering from a relapse,
no nd lies iffa.very critical condition.
IAN It'was'a genuine meeting of the Ladies'
'sH hid Society after all and the joke was on
be pastor instead of brother Bemis.
.,. F.. P. Keller wishes to say to all that
Var have dilapidated cane-seat-chairs, that.he
NV NV prepared to put them in good condition
lIh agsin at a reasonable price,
ny Teachers examinations will be held
a throughout the county next Saturday,
~ n. tom 8 A. NJ. to Arm. The examination
nas br HYDE Park, will be held at the Acade-
mm@ t@'
ne. By.
snss Nothing answers, now days, for amuse-
:, nent. for the boys, save the manly wres-
.tsa IT, HALEY Hyde however, wont wrestle
paa Inv norefor the present, having sprained
..S, i. wrist severely on Monday.
gTw Attention is called to our Chicago letter
1sla khich we put under the head of johnson
M sms for the sake of the many old friends
the writer, who, of course, will be
D.,. more interested than any one else.
4 N CD Patch has Il new supply of the
! Celebrated Singer Sewing Machines.
#rbrre were more of them sold, last year,
,.,r hau.hl other first-class machines COM
ncd. 1t runs easier and is more. durable
sold han any other machine in the market.
'"u The Argus of last weekinformedus that
ur friend Gus had departed. Rather
dir \, premature announcement as he has
utDor been plodding away as usual, in the office
. ofC. S. Page, until yesterday. He eX-
N Zine rcctc TN return to Boston this month how
ever.
We call the attention of those having
HRusiness to transact at the Capital, to the
~ eIlknown firm of Presbrey & Green,
ttorneys at law and solicitors of claims
NJ nd patents, and attorneys npatent cases.
their office is 500. 9TH St., Washington,
DC.
" III. ~Crit'' Andrews, whose generous offer
d nj D the church folks efNorth Hyde Park,
nd has announced in the Citizen last week,
how saws that, if we will paint our church
=. he work shall not cost over twenty-five
~ Dollars, and as we can furnish the paint
&. or fifty dollars, why is itnot good time
pss b do it?
an \ Dayton has finally departed. 1t was
l. nj 'musing to hear him read the various no
me ices of his departure which appeared in
xor be, Citizen or Argus for two or three
weeks before he went but now that he
b, really gone. we will venture to ex-
Inc press the general regret felt by his many
neT Friends in this village that the varying
aea current Of life should have drifted him so
aus hr away front us as the wicked city of
IaIsa chicago. May success attend thee.
I'd ~ -
,ns, Thereturn collar and elbow wrestling
rais match. best two in three fair falls for 800
m M side, between Edward Cox of Fairfield,
IT., and John J. Riley Of Hartford, Conn.
ZANE off as advertised, at the American
House Hall, Hyde Park, VT, on Thurs
lay afternoon, November Sth, and result
Cal I'D ina victory for Cox. The champion,
James Owens of Fairfield, was umpire for
;, Cox, while Patrick Kelley officiated for
I, Riley, Chas. Corners of New Y DIRK, acting
mm hs referee. The match was advertised to
commence at half past two but it was
half past three when the contestants took
Old for the first bout. After great
al of cautious play on both sides Riley
ssayed an inside grapevine resulting in
IN unfair fall, as did also Cox little later,
md after third unfair fall by a right hip
Ock in favor of Cox, the latter by IL SINH
ar lock, threw Riley clear over on his
eft side but the referee decided it fall.
I, time 20 minutes. I'm the second bout af-
T four Intellectual attempts resulting III
q Unfair falls, three of them on the front
YEATS among the spectators, and in which
neither had any decided advantage, they
both tried for right hip but Riley having
hebest of the lock threw Cox, time, IL
minutes. Third bout.-Cox tried all in
D. ade grapevine and threw Riley on his
=, sde No fall. Riley tried the same lock
"iu q Cox but the latters jacket slipped over
'sn hishead and he saved himself. Twice
~, y DID Cox try the right hip OH Riley and
~. III 10Th times the latters jacket slipped over
hshead and had to be replaced. Cox
Ned the same lock again and got his OPP
Ponent in tight place but Riley got out
aH Riley then tried the right hip on
Vox and then suddenly changed 1t to the
se y eH and in so doing carelessly gave Cox
q VI opening which he ayailed himself OF
Al ad threw Riley over his right hip, win
aup1 Jung the fall and match, time, 16 minutes.
~ ~ ABOUT $50 spectators witnessed the match.
'anJ understand that the men are again
~" aatched to wrestle at Eden, next Thurs
:. y, the 10Th, at'the Pond House, A.
" Dmpeli, Proprietor. *fv