The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
ABOUT TOWN.
the I" singin' skewl."

AbOul IOWN.
nj Join the " singin' skewl."
Snow storm No. l, Sunday.
Postmaster Patch has gone to
Boston on few days visit.
Charley Cramer started yesterday
orning for New York city, to spend
&c winter.
-Earnest Lutes left town Yesterday
b. Poughkeepsie, to enter Eastmans
BUSINESS College.
w. f. Clement has gone to Bos-
b. for a stock of clothing and gents
vanishing goods.
Ii Read the prospectus Of that eX-
Tent ladies' magazine, PeterSon's,
another column.
n" Good kip boots to order for
80; tapping 40 cents" is what
EOSeph LaPage advertises to do.
Handle your firearms with little
moro care. We came near having to
H&onicle two accidents the pas week.
If You intend burning coal this
b tmter, it will be worth your while to
ell on Mr.. G. S. Page. He offers
.Ecccnt bargains. See adv. Z
H-IfS S. B. Mea, h lm's fat cattle that
IA drove into our village last evening
hd not been persistently restrained.
tragedy must have apparently fol-
"a bwed. ..a.
Harvey Lanpher bought a pair Of
q bots at KeeIer's Monday evening, and
hving left them for few minutes in
IN Is wagon, missed them on his return.
Cmebody is provided for the winter.
h We give space for the communi-
=. ton of Mr.. Colby, as it indicates
pat the people are thinking, and the
fsult Of thought and discussion can in
biz respect be dangerous in republic.
"a We have been very kindly offered
@ present one bushel each Of very
II Pee fiat turnips and rutabagas,
u bit we very respectfully declined the
~ fer, one reason for which was we had
b cooking stove.
A. AT the singing school last,night it
as thought advisable to hold one
+ pore school on Monday night next at
Il aalfpast six o'clock. 1t is hoped that
nough money will be raised, since
I'D oily forty dollars is needed. 1t will
ed Pike only a dollar or two from such as
70 afe able, to secure a school.
Mr.. M. A. Page, who during the
psi year has been in the employ OF
M q 5. Page, Esq, left, on account OF
!, - fathers failing health, for his home
IN Bethel last week. Mr.. p. carries
N Rith him, we think, the best wishes OF
u alf who have formed his acquaintance
n this town, which wishes, we have
Egpod reason to believe, were the deep
az and most intense with those who
!. New him best n.s.- s..
EWm. Fletcher, of North Hyde
'HE prk, who went to Florida with his
Mniy about q year ago, returned last
Aday, bringing most diseouraging
ERpOrt from the land of orange bios
soms and perpetual summer. Wehav'
@d little Florida fever ourselves
~ shall let it have its ruin, in prefer
PC to going to the Everglades TO sub
~ ourselves to snch a bleaching pro-
rs as this family appear to have
Pssed through. 's2s
y Building additions and improve
/ nfnls is quite in vogue. Alex. Slice
n y adding to his house, Mrs. Dutton i
nf N0Iging in a new piazza, and Samne
lSwelI is spreading a wing to thi'
Ot to take in Keeler, the not .tfe
Roter, but the one who boots you-
as patrons sometimes boot thei
tor-but who gives you fits with hi
ts-not epileptic. fits, but, easy fit
rs boots at the cheapest possibl
u The lecture on Robert Burns, give
81 Genl. Grout at johnson, we hav
aId very highly commended b
bio @ny. A good story is told in regar
Hlt' however, which is too good +
e. Quite a prominent Deacon VIII
,ot warm friend of the General, eX
MesSed much sorrow at the idea Of hi
'unng on that subject, as7iL woul
pe 're his prospects. For, said tn
acon, | used to know Burns as lon
J, 3 as when he lived in Westford, an
~ was always considered worthless
h, attless fellow. i b.
W.