The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-31

restling match Friday night.
6hions at whitney's sl.OO per bushel,
[<echnuts plenty. Butternuts cheap.
d church ought to be painted this
+. sawyeris doing fine job on depot
On. NJ. Pennock of Boston, is in town,
IS kuest of Col. Sawyer.
E C. Cleveland is paying 40 cents per
mel for good eating potatoes.
+. A. Leland, =. & o. mail agent, has
llrchased the John Carpenter farm in
ohnson.
4 Shooting match on the V. C. White
- MorristOwn next Friday and Satur-
ncle Ora can turnup in his garden
||nups," three of which fill bushel
ID.
los Sherwin is buying carload of
uz|{es in Fairfield. He will sell good
& al fruit at $3.50 per barrel.
8Ifer discussing various methods for
ing sheds at their recent meeting, the
is Ground Co. left the matter with a
4surprise party at Park Smalley's the
day. Judge Pearl surprised sever
4 q our citizens, or they surprised him.
0dG or ''tother."
ne Swanton Courier says that boat
/ k<Ing loaded at Maquam Bay with po-
"a b at 40 cents per pushed. Three thous-
Ill bushels are wanted.
4great amount of sickness in town.
I<dh Wiswell is having severe run of
traIod fever, and Everett Gates is very
III with inflammation of the bowels.
Sankey and Morehouse, the English
csaagelist are in st. Johnsbury this week.
3ie0dy and Sankey are announced at
HzsIehester, N. H., for next Sabbath.
#e shall not call attention to the adver-
x11Ihent of Walker and Foster. 1t can
eaeape the eye of none who read our pa
per bud it speaks very loudly for itself.
Randall and Strong were off Burling-
ian way, Monday, after apples. That
81 might not be delayed by the railroad,
5 drove their own team to Cambridge.
Hoah Allen, clothier of Burlington is
prtcd failed. One Boston party is Il
<1tor to the amount of $1,000. The Bos-
s Herald announces also the failure of
. Davis of Wolcott.
On shoemaker, Joe Lapage, who can
DC excelled in fine work, goes to Nor
I'll He to open shop. you want Joe
ID your work, leave it at his house as
bin be home every night until further
&c.
! u. Rhodes has repaired for us wiring
q lat has been in service for six years.
rubber was loose on both rollers and,
S e supposed, about ''played OUT. 1t
AK now, however, to be good for an
six years.
-day, wednesday, is the day APP
ed for the blowing match on the
Ground. A good time for farmers
8 st the practical working of the vari-
blows offered them, and do gener-
bling for the Fair Ground Co.
q citizens of the village are requested
q 1Ieet at the American House Reading
Ia0n, Saturday evening, November Bird,
: Iske measures to provide for certain
growing out of construction of
&c improvements and other matters,
ding bell for Town Hall.
Hprk on the extension of Main Street
|pzzfthe hill is progressing finely. 1t is
osed to run 1t in the old road across
back by Sargent's. To-day, (Wed-
Ay) is the day appointed for a bee by
atholic friends of the enterprise, who
eciate the advantage it will be to
za6 to have the road built.
81 Monday. Ii. II. Mack, of Hardwick,
IEap at the head of the grave of Thomas
Hyde, one of the finest monuments
bow adorns our cemetery 1t is Ital-
. marble, paneled and adorned with
EXCELLENT taste and fine finish which
cterize all of Mr.. Mack's work. 1t
strange to us, however, that the
tones In the cemetery should face
the road, so that in passing down
entre avenue, we see only the back or
prned sides of them.
Rhodes, of Springfield, Mass, will
the American House during this week
be purpose of repairing old clothes
gers. He has been employed at Mr..
IFS shops in Middlefield, CT, and
islands the business. Don't think
wringer past repairing, for he will
or supply any part that may be
ed and you can have them the same
you bring them in ifyou wish. Don't
send them this week.
the two questions that had been
n for discussion at the last meeting
+ Central Grange, the one only was
ssed relating to the past mistakes of
Frs, and the other, to wit: ''Rcsolv-
nat our devotion to fashion and 9th
perfiuities cost us more than all our
and benevolent and charitable con-