The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25
STOWE.

Whooping-coughis prevalent in some
parts of the town.
The death and burial of Mrs. Albert
Russell occurred last week.
Raspberries are a drug in the mar
ket, ruling prices from 3 to 10 cents.
The children's liberal sewing circle
will meet with Miss Cornie Slayton ,on
Saturday afternoon, next.
Elmer, son of Rev. Mr.. Walbridge,
lies very sick with typhoid fever. Hopes
are entertained ofhis recovery.
Two beautiful boats have been plac-
ed upon the hotel pond for the pleasure
of the quests. They are muchly im-
proved.
A horse, n Years old, the property
of George Burt, was severely injured
recently by the knives Of u moving
machine,
The 'Arcadian's" Swiss Bell Ring
ers are to be here on Wednesday eve
ming of this week. Their entertain
ment will be at Theater Hall.
A large class of the little ones are
improving their opportunities for sing
ing at the NJ. +. Parsonage parlors on
Friday night of each week.
We understand that our townsman,
Columbus Lovejoy, is to make firm
friend of our county Jail, having taken
the job to iron-clad the same.
Mrs. Henry +. Barnes and daugh-
tiers, are expecting soon to start for
the West. The to teach and she to
reside with her children now there.
The ladies' sewing circle, of the M.
f. church, will meet at Mrs. Freeman
Smiths, on Wednesday of this week.
The usual large attendance is desired.
P. d. Pike is about building a large
warehouse, opposite the lower village
school house, in which to store his T.
900 tubs now on hand and others to be
made.
A brother of Myron w. Owen,
recently from California on a visiting
tour, brings some very fine bead-work,
purchased of Indians while crossing
the plains.
About two hundred guests are now
taking their daily rations at the M. M
House, an unusual number for this
time ofthe season. Among them may be
noted Judge Bradley of the U. S. SUI
preme Court.
The marriage ceremony of Benjamin
Franklin Gibbs, aged 40, with six chill
dren, and Ann Eliza Young Cady,
aged 81, third marriage, was celebra-
ted on Tuesday night of last week.
The usual accompaniment of tin horns,
guns, &C., were in attendance. Shame
on the serenaders.
| Mr.. Parker, our artist, took some
very fine views of our Hotel and Edito-
rial guests, as they were about start.
ing for the mountain, 3 dozen of which
he Immediately sold. He designs ex-
ecuting several thousand views of sur.
rounding scenery, to meet the summer
trade, none of which will surpass in
grandeur the crock of terror"
"Now dearest, may / have kiss be-
fore we part" was the moony remark Of
one of our gentle SWANS, as he waxed
earnest over the thought, and athwart
the gate of one of our popular
residences. "No. How dare you
Charley?" at the same time placing
herself in the most favorable attitude
for the blissfull event. o orb of night
thy beams in all their gentlcness shine
upon the favored and the unfayored.
The notice for the military organi.
cation to be held at the town hall last
Saturday evening, did not reach us in
season for publication, but we insert
the list of officers elected:
M. w. Owens, Captain.
O. HI. Turner, lst Lieutenant,
Henry Philips, End Lieutenant.
Chandler Watts, End Orderly Ser
geant.
Rodney Corse, Quarter Master Ser
geant.