The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
Fast next Friday.

FdSI hCAb iludy'
The small lady's fitch fur is found.
Rubber boots at f. p. Keeers at cost.
Kill that dog if you have failed to get
4 linn licensed.
Will. Clement has been unwcll fora few
. DAYS, but is improving under good care.
We shall be heard from next week on
h thc subject of boiling sap on the Sabbath.
h Congress has made an appropriation of
$50 900 for breakwater at Maquam Bay,
Swanton.
Chauncey Croker of North Hyde Park,
boasts of hen that lays eggs II by Z
inches.
The Ogdensburgh and Lake Champlain
railroad have declared dividend of i per
cent on preferred stock.
IA +. +. Sawyer has taken Mrs. Keelers
farm and Mrs. Keelcr expects to visit her
N son in the West the coming season.
Ifyou want an agency that will pay
we'll next summer when the potato bug
Nourisheth, read the advertisement of
MoOre's buster.
M In school district No. 3, the following
officers were elected: Orson lladley,
& Moderator and Committee; +. ID. Ran
dali, Clerk; II. L. Robinson, Col; w. b.
n CrowcIl, Treas.
M F. z. Kceler offers Is bushels of oats
for sale, also one single buggy nearly new
together with good harness. All for
sale cheap for cash.
h We call attention to the cheap and
pleasant route to and from Boston, via.
P. d o., and tile excellent line of
Steamers between Portland and Boston.
Read advertisement in another column.
Clint" better stick his head in an ash
barrel. Blow, as he does about the Free
Press and then copy without credit one OF
its sharp hits about the small lady's fur
cape.
&. The Argus and the Franklin Co. papers
are disputing as to whether Dunton ofSt.
Adams or Barron of White River June
ton keeps the best r. X. restaurant.
n Count OH our vote for Dunton.
Gospel meetings were held at Eden
q Mills, commencing last Friday ond hold
Ding over the Sabbath Brothers Blodgett
Hyof st. Johnsbury, Quimby of Thetford,
IN nd 10 of I
"a Bro. Hitchcock.
81 O'Leary's victory almost cOmpensates
ftor the Chicago fire, Which was caused by
t he kick of his mothers COW. which broke
the lantern which fired the straw which
# Pay IN the barn which the peeler saw which
wasn't put out by the strolling lout and
y burned the town that Check built.-Ad-
Z fmiSer.
| Our Listers entered the war path Mon
pay morning, but being a good natured
booking gang, we trust no one will be
Enlightened by them under the impression
hat they are tramps. Their work is an
Important one this year and we are glad
That they are all men in whom our towns
people can have confidence both as to
their ability and disposition to make an
equitable list
March has liOnized itself out. The fol-
owing is expressive of our sentiments i'll
egard to the first spring month:
March, the old buster,
Is full of its buster.
VIA Its winds and its dust they are horrid.
M Better April with showers,
or May with its flowers,
Or even July hot and tolrid.
Better August, September,
|l October, November,
| -, or even December so harsh,
1 lnan the wind, ranting roar,
| vi this hateful old blower,
Detestable, clustering March.
Inc school meeting a week ago last
sht was well attended and though some
pharp sticks were pointed yet on the whole
mere was considerable more harmony
nan was expected. Two propositions
pre- now before the district to be acted up
'n at the adjourned meeting three weeks
'o'h last night. The question is whether
'e snail allow the school to decline into
mere district school, or maintain the
'"uehy' but at reduction of expense
he latter course seems to us to be alto.
Sether advisable,