The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
Try the Univer sal Pile Pills.
Try the Universal Pile Pills.
STOWE.

STOWE.
Fat cattle are selling at to 1-2
cents live weight.
Singing school will occur on Satur-
day instead Of Thursday evening.
Mrs. Horace Smith of Stowe IIol-
low, died, suddenly on Friday last,
aged Il.
Our shops are Respondent, Withhold
liday goods, sufficiently to intoxiSate
the eye and deplete the purse. Come
and try it.
A trade between Z. c. Mower and
f. ID. Gates is talked of. Gates to
exchange his drug store for farm in
Hyde Park.
Fine, good hearted boys we are
glad to welcome them back but would
like to whisper in their ear the story
of "poor Tray"
The weatherhas lately been so mild
that it is thought best, if in the prov
ince Of the next Legislature, to have
it incorporated.
Diphthelia is quite prevalent here
and is creating much alarm having
Pstricken two from one family and left
other members PROSTATE by its dire
preseAce.
E. c. Mower slipped down the 9TH
day on the ice just as he had right
to do-and its nobody's business, but
when he gathers himself up and finds
one wrist badly sprained then it be-
comes an item.
S. p. Edgerton comes out with cir
culars announcing on the LIST of Jan.
a change of business location also
the adoption Of the cash system of
trade. His new store at the west end
of the. village will be ready for occu-
pancy this week.
We can well attribute to our little
tow the title Of Chicago the 2nd, for
Messrs. French and Davis of the IIol-
low recently exhumed ten full grown
"liners," highly perfumcd with the es-
sence of their own oiIensiveness from
one hole--their winterquarters.
Both Henry T. Straw and Sylvan
der Poor have Of late been mildly in
dulging in the explanatory expression
O! O, dear!! O by the great Ugh!
Ool Euoxggty! !?:*+-tNS;.aaTg-Y'
Well sciatica will try mans DISPOSE
ton.
We have long been in the query
what next 1t isnow new and ele
giant chandelier for the church on the
Branch. They never do things by
halves up there. Nice farms, nice
people, new school house, the largest
Sunday school in town, and their
Christmas doings, in make up and get
up, always surpass everything that
| o+barc aa, n tamnt
We are sorry to learn that one of
our young men whom we had always
highly esteemed recently burglarized
the pockets of two of Stoves blush
ing maidens, searching their mystic
rious depths discovering their hidden
treasures, &c. Well, his arrest, trial,
conviction and sentence resulted
For further information become a Good
Tempar and attend their moot courts.
The Concert held at the Town Hall
on Friday evening for the benefit of
the Liberal Aid Society was well wor-
thy of better audience. The best of
our home talent from each of the
churches was literally employed and
we have no doubt that had it gone
under some foreign appellation, some
seini-popular troupe or minstrel organ
ization it would have been well patron
lied. Receipts $l1.69 ga.
The Good Templars Union held
here on Thursday last was a failure as
regards numbers, much to the disap-
pointment of some of our good peo-
pie who with larders replenished and
side boards spread, awaited in their
''best bib and fuckers" the coming of
brother Templars but on the impassi-
BILE roads and beneath the mirky sky
they cometh not.
Mr.. Chesserly continues making re-
pairs about the Mt. Mansfield House,
having recently removed the veranda,
in front of the main building and
placed very commodious platform in
its place. The painting of the outer
walls of the house is to commence as
soon as spring opens, while the inside
is, in measure, to be remodeled, and