The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-01

Meeting at Ceutcrvillc school house
next Sabbath. Elders Silss Fostcrand D.
II. Watkins. viii preach.
Subject Of discourse at Union Church
next Sabbath. VIII De Tile recent strike
as indicative OF the condition Of our ua-
ton"
Our devil read the papers last week,
and coming 10 a column Of news headed
pittsburgh Anarchy which related to
the strikers riot inthat city, heiunocently
asked the "quilr'; 'Spose that arnica's
any better'n t'other kindg'
We go TO press now on Tuesday after
noon. We thought it qnite an accommo-
dation TO the public, TO let them have two
editions Of our local page; one from the
Park on Tuesday and one from Morris
vile on Wednesday.
Mr.. II. S. Perrigo, who was formerly
in charge of our Normal School, at john
son, has resigned his position as principal
of Beellman Academy, in Potsdam, n.
Y. His health will not admit of his con.
tinuing the business Ofteaching at present
We call attention to the advertisement OF
the Misses Wellman in another column
Their work is not the common cheap tin
type copies of old pictures but II
is done in India ink and also in wa.
ter colOrs, and if all their work CORES.
ponds to the specimen we have seer
they deserve patronage from all those
who desire nice work done.
The B. & L. Railroad now make it quite
convenient for our citizens to visit the
Queen City. 1t would suit our conven.
fence better If they would connect witt
our II A. II. express and possibly they
will eventually. Any one now can take
the mail at 20 and reach Burlington il
two hours and ten minutes. The B. & l.
road is said to be in good condition. The
time table is given in another column.
Mrs. Childs was taken to BrattleborC
last Monday accompanied by DR.. Ran
dali, Mr.. Brigham aud her brother, Mr.
Rand. 1t was a sad experience for hel
| only son, Freddie, and he has the sympa
thy Of his many friends here. DR.. Ran
dali. who gave the asylum quite thor
ough inspection, was very Eavorably i'm
pressed by its appearance and by tn,
character of attendants so far as he wal
able to judge of them.
An agent for the Weed Sewing Machin,
called upon lis Monday. We will simply
state a few facts, and let Our readers i'm
agine the impression he made on us. l
was Monday, minister's blue Monday
E We were nearly sick, and our "robus
life'' had been severely taxed with hare
work. Three hungry typos were crying
for copy. The agent left after while AM
we never saw coat that fitted better il
the back than his did
The schooLi district No. l, closed Jul,
9th. Number of scholars Il. Name
of those having no absences, Cora Emer
son, Hattie Edgerton and Gardener Spi
Ger. No tardies, Nina, Hattie, Charli
and Alfred Edgerton, Matte Tenney
Cora Emerson, Mary and Henry Pells
= Fannie and Andrew Calkins and Freddi
Parker. Those winning Prizes in spelling
, first class, Cora Emerson; second class
Gardener Spicer.
! ADA A. LH4LEY, Teacher.
ALLITERATIONs.- The following curl
Gus alterations occurs in the tamil
names of the late Xenophon Mum, O
Stowe. Seven daughters are named a
follows, respectively in the order of thei
lagos Lucebd, Lucreti0. Lurana, Lucinda
Lucid, Luld and Luna. Three sons a
follows: Charles, Carroll and Clarence
We are assured by one Of the daughters
:, II very intelligent lady, chat the occurenc
), was entirely accidental. We think it Wi
puzzle our readers to find another simila
family nomenclature.
A fair audience listened to Mrs. Molloy
last Wednesday evening, and, althoug
she was very much dissatisfied herself
with the effort, yet her audience was we
pleased. Ofone thing we are very sorry
that so few responded to the invitation t
e donate to pay her expenses. 1t is tru
] that our people have been pestered b
some lecturers by their never-failing co
lections, but we thought that when permit
v ted to listen to so fine lecture, by so abb
and cultured a speaker, they would,
, left to act voluntarily, respond more ger
erOusly than they did.
/ They used to tell story of an old de;
!. con, who lived in Franklin Co., which IA
about as follows: One Sabbath morning
rather late for church, as his wife 81
:, waiting for him to drive up the old hors
o. ready for meeting, he suddenly burst int
the house,vcry red in the face and sweat
under the collier, and both surprised an
/" shocked his good woman by exclaimine
s'Hannah, the devil is fool!'' "a what
cried she. "a fool, Hannah! Ifhe hadn
"a been a fool, he would have told Job
. drive four calves through one stable doc
for if he had, job would have certainl
). cursed both God and the calves" Nov
# without any disposition to reflect, we al
+ led to suspect that the above were ais
about the sentiments of our quiet, med
e tative business agent, the other morning
j He did not try to drive four calve, bl
y simply ventured to lead one. All move
of as quiet as funeral Grafton, until the
reached the place in the fence where h
: calfship was expected to go through
then the calf 'tstruck." Now Adna hs
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