The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
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Eggs 10 cents per dozeu.

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Eggs 10 cents per doEeu.
Weather very fine but ralnless.
Cd. Mathews drives a pair Of zine
horses.
IL requires IS Ibs. Of butter to buy one
barrel Of -four.
Decoration DAY will be Observcdby APP
propriate exercises.
DIR. Smith keeps the largest dairy In
town. His present herd consists OF forty
four Jerseys.
Prof Wagner exhibited his wellatrained
horses last Friday, aud formed class of
Is persons.
1.-The Ladies' Debating Club" will hold
their annual meeting for the election of
officers, this week.
Ed cleveland had one Of his fingers
sawed off last week, while saving slaves
in the shop Of r. d. Pike,
Hiram Town, our poor-farm superin-
tendent, is now quite sick. His physician
calls the disease hardening of the liver.
Abel II. Slayton is gathering lumber
for a mammoth barn, the superstructure
of which will be entirely modern in sty,e.
Josephus Mower lately cut a hemlock
tree of the canine species, AS it had fully
one and one-eighth cords Of bark around
it.
Fish culture in Stowe seems to Be at
discount. Clandestine hooks. and in-
clement winters are noncondusive TO lon
gevity.
1t is reported that more applications for
room. at the Mt. Mansfield House have
been made than ever before at this time
of year.
A fearful fire is raging in the western
part of the town Called Nebraska) and
the air is so thick with smoke that it is
almost sitting.
Services will be held at the New church
next Sunday evening, at half past seven
O'Clock; subject of lecture-"What shall
l do to be saved"
The inside walls of the Congregational
church are being newly tinted by an eX-
perienced workman and and it expected
that the society will have pastor soon.
B. o. Shaw lately bought COW paying
eO,t,y tI,nroFpr x,-li,h ,,,,,, to1y;Dp.
her home became so Respondent that loss
of appetite resulted and her recovery
for some days was doubtful.
The Rev. Mr.. Hale preached at the
Congregational church on Sunday last.
His occasional services have been very
satisfactory, and there is talk of procur-
ing them for the coming year.
Daniel McAIlster has fitted up fine
dairy room, and furnished a stock of six
teen cows to the farm formerly owned by
his brother John. The same is now be-
ng carried on by Augustine Luce.
There will be children's sing at the
Methodist church next Friday afternoon
at o'clock. 1t will be under the charge
of Mr.. Smith and is designed for all who
are inclined to come and enjoy good as
well as instructive time.
Merriam & Hardy have the most con
venient store in Lamolle county, it being
,,ian1yr ftt+,d ',,,- 10th ;.,~:1> - ---Ar
is packed from cellar to garnet with goods
which are being sold at low prices. anC
crowds are coming and going all til,
time.
Many compliments are paid to the let
ter of DR.. Albert Barrows to his numer
Gus friends of Vermont as published il
the Citizen of last week. 1t is the hop
: of his many friends that the change
: though great, will resuscitate his wastin,
f frame.
Miss Isle Hale returned last Wednesda,
from her winter residence among the OF
: ange groves of Florida. After sutferin,
: severely from hemOrrhage of the lung
she departed for the genial climate of til
e South in pursuit af that boon of happi
: ness-health.
: The enterprising firm of Bruce & Lad
have manufactured and shipped fror
their shops and mills at the Forks ON
million shingles, six hundred thousan
feet of clapboard, and three hundred an
twenty-five thousand feet of ordinar
lumber, employing twenty men durin
the fall and winter
+ Mrs. Lord, our very popular laundreS
has been for some time conspired agains
. by one Nathan Bingham, brother of Gee
9 Bingham of this place Mr.. Bingham
. a welf-to-do citizen of Fletcher and wa
;, the architect of the NJ. NJ. Hotel. II
; could not have made a better choice, an
we wish the happy pair many years {
true enjoyment.
Some building and much repairing
going on here this season. Messrs Town
and Straw seem to have monopoly {
. the business. A new school house on til
Branch will be erected before fall. A. 5
Kellogg is making an addition to his barr
where he now lives. L. c. Mower
n making some IN b1-ements in the rear
: his buildings. Some frescoing is bein
done in the Congregational church. Fel
ces are being built, painting done, and
general brushing up preparatory to IL
arrival of the summer guests at the Man
d field House.