The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27

u Vermont trains North and South.
ii TRAINS arrive at and leave the Contra
III Depots in Burlington and Essex Jet.
i c spring?
/ Sargent lost one of his cows last
y morning.
nuch as eight inches of snow must
hllen since Saturday night.
NJ unusual enquiry is being made
fling in this vicinity, for farms to
lers of dogs will bear in mind that
PIE for registering and obtaining,
expires this week.
fery extraordinary warm winter
y low price of grain, will have a
~ to make hay plenty and cheap.
Understand that the large property
Ned to be sold at auction, near Col.
|ty S, last week, was not success.
mays that in consequence of great
81 of good, young working cattle.
'afdly able to fill his orders duly for
sor more persons may usually be
.asily engaged at their desks in c.
E<s Office, which indicates that bus
lSh bot on the wane.
NV Shattuck of Colebrook, n. H.,
Has been visiting relatives in this and
IND towns for a few weeks past.
ned HON. last Thursday.
|cIb the following from the Ran
Ipaper: REV. Mr.. Hardy will be abb
rom his pulpit next Sunday, being
laway by the death of his father"
n. Strong has purchased of Mosler,
1an " Co., Of Cincinnati, Ohio, one
elr Hre-prOof safes, with one of Sar-
&B reenleaf's late improved com
ion locks.
pqt fail to read the article on the
"A &c from the pen of Mrs. r. j.
: g Johnson. 1t will well repay
~ eading. 1t is full of truths we'll
aEi# Mayo and S. A. Carey from
eiafn county, who are said to ap-
i'ke Hive, wide awake lnen, moved
WA are known as r. 5. Pages
Ael'er and Mill lots in Greenfield,
is luxuriating in dandelion
w. Free Press.
~ aware that they had green's in
'a'9Fn the year round, but have
'Q1ea that they belonged to the
sd9mO instead of Genus LeOntodon.
4 q the road between Gilmore Pond
kQf[h Wolcott, a small lady's fitch
zpex lined with dark brown silk
3Ak Ne,CS. We do hope the small
8HIfind her cape.-Free Press.
'tLy good. Won't Bro. Smith please
hiiew whether the~flr is found, so
relIeye the Free Press of all anxiety I?
: Wy of Windsor county's "a su-
'eil1ents, Rev. George 5. Guehsey
pchester and George L. Smith Of
eNater, were present at their annual
|lg N Woodstock Tuesday and adj
% to April 2.-SprnQfeld Republican.
200 Joke OH Bro. Guernsey, since the
as been SO changed that the meeting
1874 for April End, and probably the
" superintendents knew it.
as Driving little village of Swanton
nQE reform it will secure very
tiaele reputation. From the locals
\ ta'rter, as well as from inquiry OF
v Individuals, wejudge that rum and
Elzlzl are decidedly in the ascendency,
paa or country village to become
7p9Atan in the line of saloon rows
W. Ike.
WE 1terprising Argus jumped in the
w. week when it said Hyde Park
Y Arrears of money collected Of
w. que from former tax collectors
WEE Understood to be Sam. Cinnamon
.kE Dwinell." We showed the item
z H1=pped to a townsman who laughed
4 A'la said it was an old scrap we haC
I'D When convinced that it ac
Y al2peared in last weeks argus, h,
10y Sam. Cinnamon settled up tn,
S'7''1'four years ago. He would lie
'91 8'le town nor his bondsmen suffer
paz = record for integrity which is al
IL 'iese degenerate times.
g admission which was appointed
'e the tariff on freight and pas
rs zlAyel over the Central Vt. iron
''1e7 " Rouses Point, met at the Wei
St.Albans, last Tuesday. Wit
sHpre examined for both sides an,
Ne aslalls carefully investigated. Tn
a argued by the attorneys for bot
Pc commission will consider tn
''''s'ior few days and then repoi
s 7Npreme court at Woodstock wha
( epns'der to be just price to be pal
~ b o.