The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-30

Charles Gregg has gone to Boston to
York for j. l. Nesmith.
few days ago S. Shepel and J. Wheel
soek, in Eden, caught so lbs. of pickerel.
The great conundrum nowadays is SIS
Eharles married?" You can't most al
A<ays sometimes tell!
Straw mating and oil cloth carpetings
leap at Merriam s. Hardy's. See their
lew advertisement next week.
We wish it would rain and settle the
{isst again. 1t would be more agreeable
" take our ''peck of dirt q little more
lfisurely.
II any one has missed the October
nurnber of Harper's Magazine for the
year 1862 they can have it by calling at
this office.
The ice cars commenced running on
the stock and butter train Monday morn
ing, and there were 10 tubs of butter
SHipped from this station.
What is the use of running off to buy
<oods when Strong has just returned from
14arket with large stock which he is
elling as low as the lowest of them.
The track of the Burlington and La
! Naoille railroad has reached Jericho; and
re rails will be laid past the Dixon
House, by or before the LIST of June.
C. F. Kenyon was accompanied by
Sheriff Sherwin to Windsor last Monday.
sorrow for the unfortunate man is ex-
dressed on all sides. The way of the
transgressor is hard.
On next week Tuesday there is an
|knounced to be grand temperance rally
of the Reform Clubs of the state at Bur-
Jington. Let us keep it up, brethren, az
itation and eternal vigilance is our only
hope.
If you want butcher knife that will
hold its edge and prove to be different
fIom the usual puter blades that are of
Iered sor sale, buy one of the homemade
knives made at Waterville and bearing
ne name of G. II. Mann.
Our Town Treasurer says he thinks III
ill be able to pay all town orders drawn
% or before March LIST, 1876, as fast al
hey will be presented. We see what ;
title prompt decisive work at our las
arch meeting is doing for us.
One day last week S. A. Stone, the vet
ran blacksmith of Hyde Park, left hi
Drge and went on piscatorial excursion
q 1.-THE sweet fields of Eden" in compa
s ~ with his son, where in a short tim,
hey caught 55 trout, weighing lbs.
Occasionally business or pleasure call
1nr citizens to St. Johnsbury. Hear
wOrd of advice. If it is a good Dime
1Ou want the st. Johnsbury house is
good place to find it. If you get detaine,
ever night, try the home like atmospher
q this deservidly popular Hotel.
w. G. MaXfield has raised his store, oC
& cupied by himself and II. NJ. Noyes, an
will finish off In the basement good sc
u rooms for an office or shop, which h
intends to rent. The work is bein
pushed forward vigorously, and whe
lone will improve the look of that en-
u the village. William is a live fellow
Y knows how to do business and max
money, and, it is rumored, is fast gettin
ne modern improvements around hin
preparatory to adding to his stock an IL
Foice of "Kaliko," all made up.
l.. G. Snyder is canvassing this tow
or Hollands Illustrated Family Bibl,
iaving previously seen the work we di
lot need to be asked to give 1t our heart
q Eommendation. 1t is one of the mo-
costly and richly illustrated works eve
published. 1t was printed in Englan
md bound in America. It contains 9t
arge engravings, together with IA map
seems to us that it must be especial
aluable to children, teaching as it ne
essarially will through the eye muc
knowledge that it otherwise would r
Iuirc years to secure.