The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-04-18
LOCALS.
.r,lsnd and oedensburg Railroad
Time Table,


trttrr train leaves johnson NJ 3;i5 and Hyde
. n atS.i5 A. ", every Monday.
\, MIXED train does not run cast on saturdays
- west on Mondays.
temperance meeting will be held in
u. Town Hall next Saturday evening.
rvo secondhand and one new open
81 pcv at c. J. Patch's. for sale at a bar
in.
Kelley is preparing to entertain the
.1 altitude which will seek harboragc dur
II court time.
The next meeting of the Central Grange
S I'M occur on the first Saturday of May.
h every member be present.
Nj. A. Chesley, late of the Argus office,
q N graduate from the office of the l4yn-
I'm Union, is now foreman in this office.
III. NJ. Noyes as announced elsewhere, Is
Low offering fine bargains at the old stand,
there he and William dwell together in
d hrmOny.
Maxfield having moved into the Old
loves Store, will soon supply himself
i it'll new stock of goods to which the
attention of our readers will be called.
Next Sunday will be the closing Sab
nth of the Conference year. and many a
seary itinerant's wife is like the poor In
Dan preparing for one more removal
If you want to get the highest price for
bur butter, and want to have it come
mick and easy, and no white flakes, get
one of Blake's Patent Cream Strainers OF
c. j. Patch.
c. $. Page is fitting up the premises
folmerly occupied by w. c. MaXiield pre-
ID ratory to its occupancy as the office OF
liz paper. The front store is to be used
al lob Office, editors room. sc.
u. F. Hamon, for two years local editor
al the st. Adams Advertiser, has severed
connccton with that live newspaper, to
till the position of shorthand writer in the
ofRce of Carroll S. Page, Esq.
I'VE have escaped the usual Spring fresh.
I'll. but hear of some complaint among
the farmers about the long continued alb
sence of rain. Look out for warm rains
and high water from the mountains.
Only twenty-five cents to send ten words
to the Atlantic or Pacific by the intcrna'
fipnal Telegraph lines, and if you car
uait until after seven o'clock at night yor
IN send twenty words for the same price
rhc tenth of April is early for sowing
4fain in this section. But Ebcn Douglas
morris one bushcl of wheat and one and
ohc-tourth of rye sown on that day. We
eSpcct to report about foot ofsnow next
week..
Charles II. Bliss says he recently went
ibto his sugar woods containing 220 trees
ekpcctingto find dozen pals or so of sap
but before finishing his mornings Labor
found he had gathergl by actual count
- pail-fuls.
County Court commences next Tues
DIN. Capt Kcnfcld. the very obligin9
rlcrll Of the Court informs us that there
q A large number of cases on the docket
Snrcly Lamoillc County is becoming iiti
ginously inclined.
Major Waterman positively declares
s1bat it was a lrtM goose that he shot last
Saturday. 1t was alone, had got los
from the flock. and had been staying
mound the river for some time. W.
llope no owner will put in an appearance
Thc Listers meet at the town hall OF
Saturday next. to consider the many
Grievances of those of our citizens Wht
arc dissatisfied with their lists. We be
I lieve we have a good set oflisters and thlhl
thcy have given very general satisfaction
With a new coat of paint on the OLE
Moves Store, which we understand it
new owner, Mr.. MaXfield, proposes t.
riye it. the east end of Main street will b.
Remarkably improved, to say nothing o
the new life which we believe its recen
aecessions will give it.
Col. Sawyer is fairly settled in his ney
+ home, the late residence of c. 5. Noyes
ESQ. With very little training and pru
ing of the grove in front of his house
md putting in order the tish-pond, tn
Colonel can boast of having the fines
residence and grounds in the village.
considerable Spring repairing this fin
weather.-A. P. Smalleyis out withane'
renee. p. c. Cleveland with new shil
gles and Charles Crane is building bar
bear his brick building on Prospect Ave-
nue., and is preparing to put up wint
mill wherewith to grind the large quaint
ty of corn which yearly passes throug
bis hands.
Thursday of last week Freddie, lit
fhree years old son of J. +. Kelley, of I'll
american House, in company with Lev
en-, son of c. NJ. Strong, strayed ava
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and climbing fences, they arrived at M
Halls, some one-fourth of a mile fro
home, when Mr.. StrOng's boy returnt
home. Freddie, however, kept on, a
companied by a dog, until Delos Pea
discovered him near Thomas Hyde's su!
hi place. When asked where he Ia
Started for, he said going home" M
Peak started to bring him back but m
hr. Kelley and several of his neighbor
who were somewhat frightened, and WEI
put looking for him. He will not &c
hunting" any more at present.
MIssING.-Ezra Carpenter, respect
BILE farmer of Lowell, VT, wandered fro
bis home in that village, Tuesday mornir