The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-30

nv o. S. BAsFORD.
II, A. NJ. BAsFoRD.
Read Capt. Proctor's letter next week.
Read Capt. Proctor's letter next week.
la, All Kinds of furniture at w. L. Glenn
m& Co.'s.
James Reirdon is suffering severely
om neuralgia in the head.
t There are fourteen schools taught In
.un this winter. Two of them employ
mi, " two teachers.
Some very interesting meetings have
cen held at Gilmore of late by the Rev.
NTH Bros, resulting in quite an awaken
Iittle Ettic DEMO was bitten quite bad
N the shoulder, last week, by Mr..
aek Sargent's dog, while sliding in Sar-
ent's yard.
How stories do increase as they travel.
he Free Press says that school ma am
HYDE Park, gave "elegam reliquum"
those scholars she had detected in
deotian indulgences. Horrible!
PpH X. n. Glashcen, from Franklin county,
Is purchased of II. S. Page, the farm
anerly known as the Whitcomb farm,
Greenfield, together with 25 acres from
,,cur adjoining lot, making in all rs Acres.
ice, 1880.
An Exchange says that ''cX-Judgc V. w.
,,,ns aterman of Cadys Falls has attended
eathlerv session of court held in Lamoille
unity since its organization, AZ years
ne nsoh TO. and has held the offices of sheriff,
ton burt auditor, and Judge.
nd thO
rccef The warning hosts at Eden Mills met in
1nIy iSlnhict week ago last Monday and the
Thntest extended well into the night, re-
recer Ting in victory for Archie the fearless.
'GG y. sii. the terrible appealed. The second
!, incPnpter of the tale will be told when
tite ar county court, the contestants appear in
zen rrro " tile array.
Wehave received copy of the cata-
, 1874, guepf the Plattsburgh Public Schools
arc under the efficient care ofOscar
or or ioiitwood, son of Judge Atwood of Cam
cad uidge. Mr.. Atwood has secured Il very
Of ava gh reputation as teacher, having sent
50 lad the University, from the school he for
5 foul erly Taught at Underhill, some of the
th h Est Students that that institution had for
, for weral years.
ionslO There are now five prisoners in our
was IDuntv hail Mr.. Flanders who is in for
IS turning the barn of Mr.. Adams of Eden,
royDu'atl was too unwell to have his trial ut the
e sl! ist tenn of court, is now some better
/. and ut will doubtless never be well man
cay gain. Bradley is in for bigalny, Truman
!, MalairhaDks for nOn-paymt hit of taxes and
ewelI Brown and Willard Shippy for
~ Uimtr.irceny
II tue West Randolph must be a fertile section
/. y H,r localsts. Its reports last week in the
Ierald and Ne,oS were: Two boys-a
ght--0nc we'll thrashed and the other
ight to have bcen-Sunday-bo shot
II un--dead girl, two more wounded
D. reIessness.-Hang him.-Bloody ell
9unter between the blacksmith Thomas
Nd a party from Rochester hollow
., Thomas thrashed-Rum did it.
q The lecture on Saturday night and the
Tx Of Sabbath evening, by Mrs. Doutney,
ere certainly the bravest and best words
I ante have had said in our midst for long
Lv" me. II is refreshing to hear a lecturer
rane Tho does not perpctually talk about self.
] masl rs. Doutney talked about the evil OF
ltemperance with force, argument and
Iction that carried conviction to the
IA carer.
.ub Oa The Springfield Republican in speaking
fGriswold of the New York farm says
Griswold, the New Jersey insurance
windIer, recently sent to state prison fol
-. year and half, was well known in La
H', loille county. spending his summers OIL
'h' 'is farm in raising fancy stock, selling
alyes for $1,000 apiece. and astounding the
atixes generally by his lavish expendi
K areein farming and living
The Reform Club meetings continue tC
eQuife well attended, though the inter
= linn 81 The last was not so well sustained
Boston II should have been. Programme fol
1885, ext frlday evening Music: w. 4. Glenn
NJ INT, Gertie Patch and Addie E. Page
I 3, poinpecitation, Eva Allen; reading, Cora
s.p i. airbanks; discussion, ResolUed, That the
eadIng of the works of fiction is detri
isTburl rental 70 the mind; defamation, Leor
Inter YisWell; music.
- The adjourned annual meeting of tn,
:, om lyde lark Union Meeting House Society
81 81 Ai fllI ~ held at the vestry of the churcl
ION. this village on Saturday next, Feb. I'd
BurlRt / r.M. 1t is expected that the com
! m. litfee appointed at the annual meeting
for nvd a esr. to examine and arrange the ac
aRIisstSf all persons having bills agains
or Bu 'e HaaIety will be prepared to report a
.oo n's citing. This report will show TIN
J, ms azpeslzF OF repairs made on the churcl
lOaD' nc pasttwo years and the pres
ataDp ''e HAzncial standing of the society AL
enl W." e8pers should attend this meeting.