The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-04-25

ject q. 9. IS A. NJ, every Monday.
D., -. ii ed train does not run east on Saturdays
VA e. ~+< on Mondays.
ia ling is teetotally gone to grass.
an n.<.<ballists are opening the season.
ana u.||hm b. Earle is in upper Canada
!. .c;a< Calf Skins for C. S. Page.
A., s. In farmer reports from to inches
.16& in Danville, the latter part of
o0a' fG of snow Thursday morning gave
fen'l "a Impression that Winter was not
ute spne.
With Dzubrth S. Eaton, Esq, ofMorrisville,
is < sope to Chicago with carload of Ma
with e spgar.
| n TN. TIE annual examination ofteachers will
"a held in the Academy on Saturday next
"a, uE|4 2sth.
<5&rles NJ. Strong has contracted with
cE1on Sargent, Silas Keller and seve-
echan q 1<1ers of our best dairymen for the
as sd rc51ct of their diaries ofbutter the COM
for n Ii slason, at 25 cents per pound.
'front.' + s. Small of this village, seems to
mno i've caught the repairing fever which is
e.. aging here, and has been newly shin
' ling his premises, and is at present debat-
GOV II the question of new or rejuvinated
ling &C..
lde W what pity it is that some measures
clear ould not be taken to preserve the only
is n lace Which answers for our public park
rstro1ling ground-the Wintergreen hill.
re notice the trees are being peeled and
'''' Ut down, and only few years more will
COW he II barren of every green tree. On
ok, wabbath afternoon last the hill was visit
ght dA BY probably fifty to hundred of our
thor ,Hhgers, who make it to Hyde Park
hat Central Park is. to New York. We
0"' elIeTethe land is owned by Mr.. Sargent /;
MS Id perhaps he will make the first move
efore-n Che light direction.
Ifhorses could reason and be made to
quiet ~ damages, an ungrateful animal would
of ori i've bill of damages to settle for an
apremeditated assault on Mr.. Philo
IevelaDd, Thursday afternoon, that
~ w ut]enan being very unceremoniously
OF Spsmpelled to assume reclining posture
mout the Dad by gesture from the off hind
oof0fsaid animal. The horse, one OF
:. G. Moneys teams, had, in endeavoring
INV tie Ils legs up in knot round the wag-
jumps pole, fallen to the ground, and confer
lammaz q fheabove named favor on Mr.. Cleve-
while I'D when he proffered his assistance to
no m able the animal to rise.
in pain trlnters are equal to any emergency,
were short for marriage notices and
lie Of our typos solved the problem by
Viting us over on Sabbath evening to
nins' IN our ministerial capacity by tying g
is hul tile matrimonial knot, due notice OF
yourVtich Is given in another column. We
ne, th4rc fearful it was going to happen, hay
vherrak observed for some time very marked
mpfoms of the "tie-prcss" fever.
Weoffer them our congratulations ant
pc fheir pathway together may lie
men snon8the even and sequestred walks OF
fleet oh Nth ever and anon a little Hill tC
N. Y. eak the monotony of the scene.
=Caf Skins have gone up. Doubtless
De and leather men will be glad to know
ereason. 1t is simple. Our neighbol
NJ ,nl Ige &c. S. who is generally recogniz
ought e as authority on prices in the calf
in trade, feeling the necessity of an in
lease IN his corps of help, procured tn
rvices on Thursday last of permanent
sistant in the person ola spanking, bral
al hn, Io
the resid5W pADy BOY. feelinS conndeht Una
J. Basf@ith this addition he was prepared t.
o. sHlTindle the dairy skins of all Christendom
la'i0nS Horthwith directed us to strike off tire
haS% iousand price-lst circulars, with whicl
A''' notify his buyers that lowing to afore
lid reason probably he has advanced
rices.
We understand that the contract 70
~. ,i AIrying the United States mail from Hyd
Cheslu, Hfk to North Troy has been awarded
70. company whose headquarters are 9
Fashington, d. G. Mr.. Mudgett, tn
resent driver has proved himself yer
" rompt and efficient carrier, having
Kissed but one trip since he commence
arrying the mail over this line; and wit
ochfYde Park on time. We hope the rout
s~" I'LL fall into no worse hands, as til
usIness interests of the other towns alon
bisline are so closely identified with thos
S0A Hyde Park, that with reliable driver
becoEpes an important and well patron
I'd the for the transport of light me
andke.
ILfDE PARK april 10th. 1877.
3eu. q s. Bdsford, Editor Neeos:
Lear Sir:-In your yesterday pap'
read this:
I'VE believe the oldest resident of HyG
III ark Who was born in town is Hon.R.
n age, who is now sixty-four years oil
III any of our friends know ofan older n;
ve rcsident of this town, please send
he name.
Mrs.. Mary Sawyer, long a faithful mer
Nj erofyour Church, and now q devote
orshIpper in your congregation, was boz
this town January 10th, 1895. Ell
ther was Aaron Keller. The End Aaro
II eeler, now living in town, was also boz
Il 6ere, md is 70 years of age. We ha'
le IMPRESSION. too, that Elias A. Keele
N nth frederick Kaelar who now lives