The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-06-20
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Several city boarders have arrived to
the Mansfield Hotel.
We have several "rOsebuds" in town
just in blossom, a Ia bon ton.
L. S. Thompson and wife have gone on
visiting tour Ogdensburgward.
Ed Seaver received bad fracture of
the shoulder blade recently by a fall.
Patch has received a new line of loung-
es, including hair cloth and black walnut
frames, also in nice reps.
The Rev. Geo, Z. Smith goes for few
days this week to assist in a series of
gospel meetings to be held at Gilmore.
Quarterly meeting services are an
nounced to be held at the NJ. E. chuIch,
Sunday, Suly 2st, the Rev. l. McAn of
liciating.
Mrs c. F. Douglass and mother arrived
in town last week from Minnesota and
will remain the guests of their many
friends for season.
The Butler mansion on pleasant We've
is undergoing repairs previous to its oc-
cupancy by the Butler family, which is
expected to arrive the present week.
Miss Eva SalIies, as is her usual custom
after the closing the last term of her
school year, has returned from Burling-
ton to rest from her labors and spend
her summer vacation at the homestead.
II. \. Straw is framing barn near his
shops to be shipped to Winooslli after it
is ready for erection. He will hereafter
be prepared to forward ready made build
ings to any part of the country at the
lowest cash prices.
A few of our boys went masOning down
to Burlington last week, among the mum
Der was our semi-citizen Emery Town,
who ranks very high in masonic degrees
having already taken the u York and 80
of 30 Scottish rites.
BY town authority, a safe has been sup
piled the treasurer's office, the records
and papers of which have previously been
too much exposed to the ravages Of fire.
"A stitch in time saves nine" is an old adj
age but very true.
Mr.. Walbridge lectured at the new
church on Sunday evening last, from Gal.
V. % :23. But the fruit of the spirit is
love, joy, peace, longsutfering, gentleness,
goodness. faith, Weakness, temperance
against these there is no law.
Wild rumors are afoat, compromising
the character Of one Of our aged citizens,
Silver locks cannot save from shame, him
who shall foully tempt the chastity OfthC
young and innocent Thy meat shall be
as thorns and thy bread as the oflals ofthC
earth.
The only resident surviving, member O
company of Al, who served in the wal
of 1912, and did battle at Plattsburgh, is
Nathan Robinson, who the served as
t Sergt. Maj Mr.. Robinson has outlivet
, by half century the average life ofman
and says that every burial in this tow
has taken place since his remembrance.
4 Clark's MINISTRIES were in town on Satur
day evening last and gave one Of their in
/ imitable, jaw-splitting, brain racking
laugh developing exhibitions, at the tow
hall. Everybody went that could borrow
a "gal' and money enough to accompany
= them. We didn't go. Gould have gottel
: the "gal' easy enough, but couldn't Dor
: row the money.
The blessings of Heaven have beer
showered upon us in the shape Of it'll
rain which we have so long needed, ant
:, which the prophecies Of our SaUanS hav
" been unable to produce. 1t fell soothing
ly, alike upon the just and upon the I'm
= just-producing a Statutory influence upol
. all kinds of vegetation, including tina
9 aperian plant, man.
The first sunday school in town wa
u organized in the year 1927, under the pas
c torate of the Rev. Mr.. Watkins, who the
{ preached in the binding now occupied a
U the town hall, but which then stood o.
" the present site of the new church. re
years later, the Congregational churc
+ and sunday school were organized and a
L SO the Methodist church and sunda
, school, neither ofwhich have experience
IS any interruption, except, when briefly il
IS fluenced by the small pox in the winter {
1856 and 1857.
!, Club" Straw while at work in the m,
% chine shops on Saturday morning las
is met with very severe accident. He wa
g edging lumber and fitting it for the mattel
10 ing machine, and while reaching aroun
r to remove some of the edgings, his co;
sleeve caught upon the circular saw, whic
Of was going at very rapid rate, and quicl
Y, er than thought, his hand was draw
In within it's wake, amputating two of h
ct fingers, and terribly mutilating the re
a of his hand. He fully realizes that "a
n, ounce Of preventive is worth pound I
cure" Our sympathy Hub. That brigl
I'd little one will help while away the time
We For several weeks cleaning, repairir
IS. and Furnishing have been going on at Il
at Mt. Mansfield hotel. The painting al
ip kalsomining under the direct change