The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21

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h~ rice, and they are good ones too.
pf Fred Cave, a student from the Normal
he n EhOol at Johnson, is teaching in the Pat
H. Kelley district.
~ Rev. V. M. Hardy was announced to
~ ~ M beach at the Congregational church last
5 4 d hnday at Ludlow.
Et1T1 Riley is reported as the best man at the
n hM Hen wrestle. There was probably the
ID nd psf money up on Cox.
|eaEN Conductor Knights train ran off the
/ Cssss MITCH last Monday morning. This is an
Ia joke but Knights said put it in and so
Iva obey.
|fWas 4 Carroll L. Lilley is to have hen shoot
E .s Yen h this place next Friday and Saturday,
|d nta November 23rd and oath, preparatory to
E ny IN thanksgiving dinner.
And ~ - Those who have large wood 'chucks, -
al, t large for their stove, should bring
mTs,s EN- to this Office and take their pay in
s sG@S = kwS, at $3.50 per year.
q snut Only one victim presented himself at
take IN teachers examination last Saturday
SnsISa BE- questions were rather easier than
CataHel Dse of the spring examination.
made o'g Easy cOnundrum - Who will have the
|he rnW gest Thanksgiving bill to settle this
o ann pa r? Russia of course, her Turkey will
Gshu 1t millions to say nothing of the
Nd(a)ng-up.
lhc Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
n m e house of Mrs. Z. W. Hyde, on Friday
g the P MRpuoon and evening. All are cordially
r,XH fitted, especially the young people in
- evening.
Poeut Don't be so afraid of crOup. Get bot
10 ala EofKendall's elixir and give it in small
ODD &cs, in season, and the children will not
0"" Re the Group; but if they do, then give
p, Niger doses and relieve them.
Eoudhy HIM. f,IIowing itnn ;S ooino tba round
younOV the state press: lit is said that the
[m too managers of the Portland and Ogdens-
T get due lrg railroad contemplate running daily
kpugh train from Portland to Ogdens-
h."
Gus." has 'clean gone" for good, now,
~ He leaves behind the record of
IS steady, faithful service, and the
p ~ tatiOn of being as neat and accurate
ccountant as can be found in or out
be Hub"
Eeby giW eacham's meat-market has moved
tted my md the seat of the Eastern war and
and put occupies the basement of Maxfields
ding, We understand that oyster stews
he had tbnrn n chnrt Dntinn aud nlcn
w. GU arroll Lilley's.
for cash. y teachers nt institute Ill lanoilie 70
Being D' "oiueli AZ 'on'ison' peeeihDei
h car A. 18th and 10Th, beginning Thursday
o,ly .sk hg, Dec. 18th, and closing Saturday
live me 4 '0On' Dec loVh' hhterVa'hnleht Tree
my word anu half rare Is expected on the
lOad
lOu can find the best assortment of any
hn' N in this vicinity of crOckery, glass
|tioneT, mi,,ors cornots rros .bassooks
oa,'ia fr and chamber furniture, including a
., .'D walnut finished bedstead for $275,
o'.'' he hardware and house-furnishing
anu of G. j. Patch.
Fruits, l. w. engine house' 'nat was re-
From the w removed from johnson to Swan
was badly demolished by an engine
Ping through it recently. The engin-
waS oiling up and the catch that holds
fhrOttle slipped and the engine started,
Cash shing through the building before it
stopped.
-v Hyde Park man was in town the
LkTi day buying dry goods and groceries.
paid he could do better here than at
#ngton, and well he might when gram
d sugar sells for ten and three-fourths
pound and nearly everything else
MOp0rtion Swanton is a good place
me to trade.-COurier.
Nbtess he could do as well at Swan
as at Burlington, but the query with
whether he could not have doneju as
at home as at Swanton or Burlington