The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-02-20

f. b. Whiting, Of st. Adams, pays ten
cents on the dollar.
Carroll Randall who has been sick with
diphtheria is about again.
Downer's kerosene oil still takes the
lead. Sold by W. +. Clement & Co.
W. ;. Newcomb was off this morning
on another collection trip for c. 5. Page.
We are informed that stove-wood is now
being freely offered in this village at 81 .25
per cord.
Mr.. Glasheen, who lately purchased
farm in Greenfield" has commenced
moving his goods.
We judge from appearances that there
is being an increased demand for milch
cows and other stock.
Gaut of Fairfax Falls has failed. He
was the owner Of the extensive mill prop
erty, known as Gaut's mills.
We welcome E. d. Gates of Stowe to
his home ON the Douglass farm. He took
possession the last of last week.
Deputy Sheriff, II. c. Lanpher, is mourn
ing over these peaceful times and wonders
ifpeople have stopped sueing.
We are happy to be able to announce
the improvement of Fred Snyder. who
has been considered dangerously i'll.
That three-seated sleigh load is about
as happy looking company as our
streets afford. Marshall and Fannie are
the long and short of the matter.
Marshall waggishly suggests that car
penters will be in demand next season
to do off the various frames that Il. 5.
Page has recently invested in. Try oats
and Il curry-comb.
The closing winter meeting of the Board
of Agriculture will be held at Montpelier,
Wednesday, Thursday ard Friday, Feb.
9th, 2Sth and March lst. Return checks
aud reduced rates of entertainment are of
fercd to those who attend.
The pastor omitted to give notice that
the Fourth Quarterly Communion service
for the year will occur at the Union church
next Sabbath morning at the usual hour
of service. Quarterly Conference will be
held at johnson on Saturday, p. NJ.
A grand musical convention is being
held this week in st. Johnsbury, led by
G. w. Dudley, of Boston. A number OF
Boston artists are engaged and the Blais.
dell Orchestra Club is in attendance. Two
grand concerts, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
A. w. Griswold, of the New York farm
has employed counsel and is to commence
legal proceedings against T. j. Deavitt
Esq, of Montpelier, for libel, in starting
the report that has recently been going
the rounds of the papers to the effect thai
he was in Jersey State Prison.
One of the livelies meetings held by
the Changers of Central Grange, occurred
last Saturday. One of the pleasantest
features of the meeting was the presenta.
ton of an Unabridged Webster's Diction,
airy to their Past Worthy Master, David
Sherwin. "A merited gift generously be.
slowed.
The following receipt for graham roll;
has been handed us One and one-fourtl
cups sour milk, one and One-half cups
graham, one and one-half table spoonfulls
sugar, one teaspoonfull salt, one Teaspoons
full saleratus; Heat the role pan hot but
ter it thoroughly, bake fifteen minutes il
quick oven. The same quantities make
nice rye rolls by adding another half cul
of the rye.
Greek VS.. Greek. "A scene from GU
"salctum" window last week was X.
and Hull trying to work up a trade on
: buffalo robe. AS in the celebrated case o
Frog VS.. Snake, we expected to see then
both suddenly disappear, but learn tina
: the conclusion of the negotiations wa
that Hull would accept of the offer mad
by r. S., as soon as he should become 81
f hard pressed for money as to be accom-
, modated thereby.
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