The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
STOWE.

Side walks and COW paths are syn
onomous terms here.
Bent Harris from Michigan and Ed.
Bigelow from Marblehead, Mass, are
in town.
Mr.. Philbrcll, one Of our guest ed
itors, spoke from the Liberal desk ON
Sunday last.
Upham, the artist and comedian, viii |
be in town this week and the guest Of
Orrin Moody.
Stowe sent a "fair" representation
to the American Institute at Montpel- |
Ter last week.
The buildings on the Pervier place
are being modernized, both internally
and externally.
Is new members have been added
to the lodge Of good templars during
the last quarter.
A change of stage time has been
made to connect with the several trains
both north and south.
Two six-horse loads went into the
notch on Sunday. They represented
the editorial fraternity of n. II.
OF the 20IO resident citizens of
Stowe, only 4S7 attended Divine SER
vice on Sunday last, the rest went
- or elsewhere.
Howard Thomas, who lately grad
uated from an engineering course at
Cornell College, is now at home rusti-
eating in the hay field.
DIR. Gilman, of st. Adams, will be
in town on Thursday, and illustrate
how molars are pulled by gas-pOwer.
See his advertisement.
Subjects Of discourses at the Liberal
church on Sunday next: morning
service, 1.-THE power Of force and the
power oflove" evening, "Selfculture."
The village schools, under the charge
of the Misses Fullerton and Joslyn,
closed a very successful term on Fri
day last. Love, not "birch" was
their motto.
The great misfortune which has be-
fallen W. II. II. McAllister, formerly
Of this town and for many years Depu-
ty Collector of Customs at st. Adams,
furnishes its own comments.
Theatre Hall has been put in elegant
order and, ere long, corps of artists
from Boston will beinstalled" before the
lights and behind the SCENES" for the
amusement of all pleasure seekers.
Frank Sherbut felled and peeled the
"boss" tree the other day on Charles
Butts land, on the side Of old Mans
field. 1t measured five feet in diane
ter and yielded over a cord Of bark.
Who can beat it?
Mrs. Oliver Spaulding near Moss
! Glen Cascade has one of the prettiest
flower gardens we have seen for long
time. Pity it is that more attention is
not paid to the decoration Of yards by
the cultivation Of the beautiful tokens
Of Gods love.
There are some less than $4,000
children on the West Branch, and they
have some very fine musical voices
among them, both high tone, and low
{ tone, but their numbers remind one OF
what John Moore once said Of himself
81 am a twin myself"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, formerly OF
: Stowe, but now of Calais, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Dr. Ide. Father
Stevens had the misfortune to be
thrown from his carriage recently
spraining his ankle, but is able to wall,
by the aid of a crutch.
A Telephone, consisting Of waXeC
linen cord, connecting two miniature
drums, has been established between
Movers store and Crandell's drug
store, distance of so rods. Voca
messages can readily and distinctly BE-
conveyed between the two points.
DR.. Grout, on Tuesday night of las
week, while returning from trip tC
Nebraska was overcome with fatigue
and cold, lost consciousness, and OIL
entering his house fell helpless to thu
floor. He remained in this condition
= until the next day, when his first real
ization was the presence of DR.. james
of Waterbury. Various causes arr
attributed for this unpleasant state o
the DR.. 3 health.We are happy to say
the DR.. is again upon the streets read,
to become a martyr to the cause o
science.
We have been made merry by a Wis
it from the editors and addresses 0
our sister Stat N. H., to the humble
of about 70, probably constituting
major part Of the brains of that state
They arrived at Waterbury on Frida.
last, and were taken from there b
those princes of livery men Messr
Bruce & Ladd, carried to the SUNNI
Of Mount Mansfield, and then to MOI
risville for the pittance Of $500, stop
ping over Sunday at the Mansfield
House flee of expense. 1t took 8
horses to perform this herculean tas
Of hauling them. We must expires
our surprise at some remarks tina
ED" made: "that they constitute
the most noted fish story tellers Of tn
Granite State, and would be expecte
to do more blowing than any school {
whales, that ever navigated the brin