The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-17
STOWE.

The occasional appearance OF DIR.
James of Waterbury among our people
is made.
Mrs. Peck and daughter of Wisoon-
sin former residents of the town are
expected by their friends at an early
day.
1t is said that ii tons of sugar have
been made in the lower village school
district this spring, smart district, who
beats2
There Is n very good demand for
faithful help just now-mechanics es-
pecially, though at quite reasonable
wages 81 % and self-boarding per day.
Henry Jackson of Lowell, Mass,
formerly a resident of this place is in
town visiting friends and endeavoring
to make a disposal of his property on
school street.
The name of Gov. Horace Fairbanks
occurred on the ledger Of NJ. NJ. House
the 18th inst. He either come incog
or it WAS bogus, as no one knew him,
which we cannot divine.
The neat and acceptable manner in
which mine host, Ed. Gilman of the
Isham House, Lower Village, manages
his hostelry leads ore to presume that
he is an adept at the business.
The establishment of Mrs. Pottle in
the dress-making business at the milli-
merry shop of Miss Sleeper is an assur-
ance that the bellies of fashion can find
styles and prices to suit their every
desire.
Quoit-pitching is in vogue among
our Observation-Disclosures 1t furnishes
a fine recreation for the spare hours,
we should judge. as it requires 20 able
bodied men to run it, either as experts
or umpires.
Mr.. Porter is reported as meeting
with very heavy losses on his hides
resulting from the failure Of the com
pany with whom he contracted fol
their disposal. Variously estimated
from two to ten thousand dollars.
The death of Mrs. Pierce at Judge
Parish's occurred very suddenly OF
Saturday morning. She had beer
sick but short time and is said t.
have died of dropsy. The remains
were taken to Duxbury for burial.
1t gives us pleasure to hear that thu
stage time is to be changed. W.
now have no mail connection with tn,
outer world as it requires two days t.
get letter anywhere except Water
bury and Morrisville. How long thi
is to continue is very important.
Why it is that our school committee
: men cannot make choice of teacher
from our own town is query. Ger
tainly it cannot be favoritism tina
: should cause them to ignore the claim
of the numerous young ladies', VIII
: have fitted themselves to faithfully per
, form these important trusts. Where
= fore the reason?
E. C. Bailey was in town last wee
looking after the interests of the NJ
NJ. House. Mr. Bailey exhibits cab
bre sufficient to run the Boston GtOJ
and the largest house in Vermont a
the same time. He was accompanie
by Mr. Bowman, prospective clerk c
the hotel the coming season and VIII
already reports numerous application
for rooms.
Mr.. Holmes, who has for sever;
years past so acceptably administers
to the wants of the soiourners of tn
; mountain, is expected to dwell anon
the clouds again this season in chare
; of the Summit House. We know Due
: Holmes. and if he and his wife cannC
give the travelling public satisfactio
as keepers of the Summit House W
=, do not know who can.
Died in San Jose, California, Eel
+ 25th, 1878, H. G. Raymond, of Coz
1 sumption. Bro. Raymond left tn
place some five years ago for Virgini
h City, Nevada, where he has lived III
til about three months previous to h
death, when he went to California ft
his health, but too late. He was
worthy brother, and as such, he foun
friends in that far off land, and We
o buried under Masonic honors by I'll
Brotherhood of San Jose City. At
o regular communication of Myst