The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-07

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J;ePateh has "Downer's kerosene
TOR sale, and it is perfectly safe to.
+ president has named Thursday,
2sth, as a day ofthanksgiving and
n, ~: w Bemis, agent for the Yer
Bible Society, spoke at the. Union
& |ch last Sabbath. e,s$.
IS P. 4. o. mixed train, last wednes-
X was delayed eight hours, by running
j be track near Fairfield.
J. Patch pays cash for all kinds of
bling furs, such as mink, fox, rat, cat,
|, skunk, black bear and sable.
mere was a change of real estate at
erville recently. Mr.. Otis Durkee
M his place to Mr.. Enoch Bearss.
Il j. Patch is putting down one of ID.
bilbert's Patent Platform Scale Pro-
brs, which every one seems disposed
kclare a fine invention.
here will be another wrestling match
81 Eeen Cox, and Riley, at the American
"a. Hall, on Thursday afternoon of
commencing promptly at half
1.-Two, 81:
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here will be sold at public auction on
heJ. A. Strong farm on the hill road to
|ynsbury. on Thursday, Nov. 10, II
IOmc farm products, stock, &C., &c.
i \. tanpher, Auctioneer.
Ihe next meeting of Central grange
a| be held at their hall, December first,
E en O'Clock K NJ, for the election of
hers. 1t is desired that all. members
4 present principally at the hour appoint
No. wilkins of Stowe has purchased
h8balance of the d. C., Hardy farm, sit
|Akd about two miles from this village
MI bic road to North Hyde Park, which
Il lias leased TO E.tF'lintoin, for term Of
P ) cal Aw-s---ss--.ses-.s -s.s .
hventors, patenters and others having
ineSS in the Departments on or before
gress, will find it to their advantage
communicate with Presbrey and Green,
bmeys and solicitors of patents, 500,
st., Washington, D. C. Years of ex-
ence in their profession is guarantee
f III who may need their services.
Ne are glad to. report that Everett
es for whom for several days his
bids nearly lost hope, is much better.
Pie Leon Wiswell, who has been having
png and dangerous run of typhoid
IN, seems to be slowly wearing the
b out, and sanguine hopes of his re-
Hery are entertained.
|shging school! Hurrah ! hurrah !!
frah!:! Mr.. wilkins of Stowe pro-
ses to meet all interested in singing
MoOl, at the vestry of the Union church,
- Wednesday, evening. Come one
all and let us see what can be done
Eard a singing school the coming win
Bring your Leader your Harp
Praise" and your Polly ann" No
mission fee and positively no collection.
is currently reported that A. W..
q swold, owner and proprietor Of the
fh known malvern farm" situated
Iput three miles from Morrisville on the
'@d to Stowe, has been put into the
allow Street Jail, in New York City,
1.-Two charges: :, one being. for misrepre-
tntlng the amount of incumbrance on
'4he property he mortgaged, and the
Per for not paying over money he col
ped as lawyer. The first he claims
Pin attempt at blackmaif, while the other
n has satisfied. Z:
fhe question heretofore named for dis
Esion at the last Irregular meeting of the
htrsL grange, was then very candidly
u earnestly debated after which, the
hnge decided, by all almost unanimous
Ne that our devotion to fashion and
per superhuities COST us more than all
taxes, together with our charitable
n benevolent contributions. Is not the
Ought a sad one that to the almost un-
hrable financial burdens forced upon us,
Voluntarily add thereto, two fold, and
d not moments reflection upon the
bject surprise us?
The Wrestling Match.
wrestling match took place as adver-
|fed on Friday eve in the hall of the
neriean House between Edward Cox OF
irfeld, VT, and John O'Riely of Hart
&df Conn. Mr.. Cox Is the trainer of the
lebrated Owens, the champion of the
fld. He has earned for himselfa world
Rde reputation, having wrestled with
thrown lane, Perry, Higgle, McMa-
y and Kneday. He is muscular man,
*elghlng about $50 pounds, 2S years of
Il and is five feet six inches high, a
Etiect picture of health and muscular de-
Opment. Mr.. O'Riely is quite a
#Ghg man but has some reputation as an
Enlete in his native city and if we are
N Judge of the genus homo, he Is. the
alng man. He is 81 years old, weight
" ioi pounds, height five feet ten and
c-naif inches. and 10 symetiically form
The mattel. was made by the friends
Ine parties for purse Of $50. The
Iea entered the hall, each accompanied
as umpire and were introduced to the
o,us by Dir. Finnegan. Mr.. Owen
'Na es umpire for Mr.. Cox, while Mr..