The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-06-13

Read Mr.. wanzer's butter notice in an
other column.
Patch has finally got three posts set
for that long-expected front fence.
Look over the new advertisement of c.
,. Patch and get the prices of crockery.
Won't this dry weather effect the but
ter supply and consequently advance the
price2 o
The new proprietor of the American
House, J. F. Kelley, adyertises an Open
ing July Ball or the evening of July Sd.
The Plattsburgh Semirel has it from
Several good witnesses that parcel of
potato bugs in a box will squeal like
young mice.
Let none of the farmers fail to attend
The picnic in the camp meeting grove
next Saturday. We anticipate for them
3 pleasant time.
E. c. Crane returned home from Ban
Sor Theological School last Saturday, to
pend the summer vacation with his
friends at Hyde Park.
Mrs. Molloy was unable to fill her lee
tsre engagement at johnson last Monday,
owing to illness. 1t was a great dsap-
pointment to the people who were ex-
pecting to hear her.
Whoever fattered themselves that there
Hould be one paper less in Vermont on
.<he death ofthe Farmer will be Gisappont-
"a doubtless at the announcement that al
ready there is a new agricultural asprant
ID the field. J. 4. White, ofWallingford
ends out paper and announces it to be
&frst-classj Journal, devoted to agriculture,
n Horticulture, Horticulture and rural econ
ny generally.
Id Two mlsiortunes occurred to us last
N Week for which we are very sorry. Our
A NJohnson correspondent fail to report and
% 90 Wolc0tt bundle failed to reach its des-
x NATION in proper season. Where it wan
xdered to is mystery to us. It was mail
pa ID from the Hyde Park office on Thurs
N aay morning and Should have reached
81 Wolcott in less than an hour from that
tine, but for once Uncle Sam travelled
un very slow for it took him until Monday
IN lloTning to perform the hours work.
'OA We have received the smallest specimen
y tof o perfect hens egg that ever hen took
MI the trouble to lay. 1t can't be beat in
10 dIminutiveness. les awful small. Don't
qu try to beat il. 1t won't pay. We think
Ing you can beat the biggest egg we have re-
50 ported and advise you to try. If you Lave
iiso fot any whoppers, that will make llan
hey M meal, bring 'cm in and LEAVE 'em. Well
Hzeasure em and write about 'em. We
ours &c eggs. The main point is leave 'em.
The Golden Rule clips an item which
own aWa Us that people ought to be more public
Ie <H1rited in providing local for the papers.
you can't enact some fearful tragedy
rs II the line of murder or suicide, you might
fAv It least step on an orange peel and bust
\ II MI ear or two. Now we don't ask such
= 2Teat things as that, ever, but if people
.oIl1y knew how it cheered the heart OF
~ some localists to see people embarrassing
their out houses, hopping off their back
ne e. steps, sticking a new staple into the hitch
oRE ing post or poking their old cow, they
Wouldn't be so backward in attending to
<Isose things out of pure sympathy for the
IA reDorter.
"A letter received from Mrs. r. S. Page,
m no was on the train which met with an
\ NJ z1oIdent Tuesday of last week, speaks in
nd Ne following language of the accident
J md other topics which we consider OF
DI safne interest to our readers
We met with an accident, but in my
IN <Hankfulness that it occurred on low,
- !. n terrell grade and not on trestle, / entirely
An {9rgot to be nervous about it. We had
(, feaehed Bethlehem, N. H., the cars whiz-
zIng along as they usually do on safe
AID grades, when ] observed the conductor
=. spring to the assistance of the brakeman,
LIN and we came to a sudden stop. The work
mem from the mill came rushing towards
ri Is apparently intending to ''stop that
~ h0rse." Fred Keeler was with us, and he
md Carroll went out and soon brought us
. word that the engine was as near total
Wrtck, as though it had rolled over doz-
nnt ed hines, great bars ofiron broken square
~ as if they had been sticks of candy
rnty Wewaited for freight cars to be sent fol
from the next station, and between barrels
!, n line and -four rode up to the Fabyan
OF n 0Hf light was fOary and laughable AT
,h " @era good dinner was done justice to, we
ofks 0I<ceeded, having been detained only two
IS, y H0urs. Opposite the ''Willey House
md while waiting for the eastern train we
10 picked up as mementos of that sad trag
SheI edy, pieces of broken granite and few
is, leaves. How small human being seems
! In u the presence of those gigantic masses
rySs 6frock that tower away above us, theil
aldsummits looking as if making sullen
y TIE ut Ruthless endeavors to shield them
Dam ,stT alxes from the variability of weather by
''~ aeudIng forth scanty growth of vegeta
ION, and the burrows everywhere visible
81 HQi their giant faces might be supposed
- bH channels of tears shed in sorrow
a,rOt H<tf heir eternal lonliness. IL does seen
,S9inr 81 here the primeval solitude was un
H16Ken until the iron horse tore IT'S way
Il mon #Il<Qagh the rocky gorges. have often
i be a child, felt awe struck at the de
been ion of the mountains In the High
iFp' <zat# of Scotland, but my imagination
nuN 8{br once over-matched by these real
". w. tle precipices, where Rhoderic Dhu'
Gould never have found footing Mr.
LSas Yam was along, and helped us pas
- THE long afternoon of sleepy riding
ear ne conductor kastrangerto ourparty
'uns aH Fery assiduous in his efforts to affort
fore ~ eIjoyment, by calling our attention t.
say Halnts Of special interest on the route
sir pau II9 6an almost tell when they enter tn
ofbss free State by the large number o
by BY 31If8 along the line ofrailroad. At Port
y In' M z1{swe took a hack to City Hotel, wher
a -. IL l.