The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17

I'd MOfrlsVllie, saturday, OctODer2O. 1871.
No one o'clock T.. NJ. to consider a plan
Ibr the erection of sheds, or cattle stalls
ID said fair ground.
II. II. WAITE. President.
IA 4 few bushels of nice onions at Whit
ney'S for Sl.00 per bushcl.
III Two new slci9hs and two pair horse
8cds for sale ut Il bargain by c. j. Patch
n 1t is rather late to talk of corn stalks
bnt Park don't like to give up beat, and
therefore. produces one over If feet high
M Rev. Father Savoie of Underlill, who
Ased to officiate in this place once month,
Aas been appointed the parish Priest at
Montpelier.
# 1t seems we made a mistake last week
b connecting II. b. Chaffce with news
Dapcr enterprise at Ida, Iowa. II is 4. b.
Ehatfcc, who is interested in that enter
brize.
M The famous wrestler. Edward Cox of
Fairfield. who was the trainer of Owen and
NcMahon. is to wrcstle in this village
Aov. 2nd with John Riley of Hartford
|fonn. The match is advertised in another
ROlmm.
81 We want - bushels of oats in payment
ibr the NEWS. / bushels will pay for one
eopy one year and ten cents change back.
md, though it may seem strange, we do
not refuse cash. when offered to us, in pay
bent for our paper.
2# Many of the leading business men of
PORTLAND were through over the p. & O..
PSI week to NIaquam and Burlington. At
Die latter place they were fetcd in grand
.Hyle and departed with very favorable
il Expressions of our Queen City.
FL {. s. Page accompanied by Gus" and
fDate." made trip to Ogdensburgh last
week. Date" 0lias Dayton Adams for
.Ihc past year cash accountant for Mr..
Page is expecting to accept II position in
Rhc employ of the Ogdensburgh railroad.
Il Quite peculiar case was heard ut the
last session of the Chittenden Co. court
d four religious fanatics were tried for dis
.furbing religious meetings by loud talk
Pig. praying. Sc. 1t is a good thing for
sfelicate people that such ''Sons of tlIun-
Ter as Whitney, Clemends, and others
tld not live in this day of delicate nerves.
james Atwell of Eden turned out Il
fwo-ycar-old Jersey heifer year ago
laSt spring and about the last week in
j me he was obliged to begin milking her,
ind continued to milk her, receiving
pn an average nearly ten quarts of good
anilk u day, until the tenth of November,
when she gave birth to a calf.
The Burlington Democrat learned the
following from DIR. Loring one OF the
Portland visitors to the Queen City. 1t
q recipe for squash preserves:
il Take lbs. squash, peel and cut into
mail pieces; 3 lbs. granulatcd sugar;
JIG juice of two lemons, and the peel of
quo chopped fine; two teaspOonfuls pull
'8erized ginger; put all together and cook
Ipr nearly two hours: pass it through Il
coarse seive. Its excellence will give sur
prise, and it will keep for months.
j The freight up, one night last week, be-
#ween Johnson and Cambridge ran into
horse belonging to Mr.. Fields and COW
Belonging to Mr.. John Fullington. The
low was left where the cow-catcher threw
Der, all night and the next day to die a
lingering death. We heard one of the
directors of the road say something about
y careless drunken conductor. We do
Dot know who he referredto, but if the
20. can neither fence the road or pay for
ahe stock that are killed, they ought at
least to secure careful sober men to run
heir trains, and for the most part we are
happy to say that they have done so. but
a there is an exception he should be
AOund out and asked to look up another
position.
4 A very brilliant wedding occurred in
Boston. on Thursday, October 4th. Miss
Nate Haswcll Whtcomb, granddaughter
~ Mrs. G. N. Hyde of this place. was
married to Leslie G.. Wead, of Malone,
N. Y. The Boston Journal in speaking
~ the ceremony, says: 1.-The chancel was
fastefully embellished with exotic plants
#nd choice flowers and the church was
brilliantly lighted throughout. While the
guests were assembling, Mr.. s. b. Whit
Ney, organist at the Church of the Advent.
performed the Bridal March from ''Lo-
zAengrin," by Wagner, and shortly after
~ o'clock, as the bridal procession enter
- the organist rendered "Triumphal
#Nlarch," composition of his own. The
pride was attired in Il white silk in the
princess style, beautifully adorned with
orange blossoms, and wore delicate veil
~ tulle, confined to her hair with bridal