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


Broad Gebl for missionary labors in Nebuaska-
no books are kept there.
Fast day services will be attended at Tie Netho-
dist chapel at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Some body would be madden than &C., If we
didn't mention the new appearance of the livery
office, but there is no occasion for it, it speaks tor
itself. Go and see il.
Mr.. George wilkins has been sporting a spraip-
ed ankle for few days 1t RECEIVERS much quick
er than his shoulder in 1868. Shocks, (the heart
less wrctch) says there is no draft now.
There seems to be u general inclination among
our people to be moving just now. families are
required TO occupy houses, yet no two families
the same house. We are waiting solution of the
prOblem-Crandal, Thompson Jenny, GrOut and
Damus.
The Millinery and jcwelry shop of c. W. Gen
ncy accompanied by the town library have been
moved into the store, lately occupied by Z. ID.
Gjdes. We have not learned as abe goods can be
afforded any cheaper than they have been An
inquiry costs nothing.
We are panied to announce the death of Father
Sevcns of Calais, recently of Stowe. The stay of
Mn. stevens Cthe father of Mrs. DIR. Ide) among
us was brief, scarcely more than year, yet dur
ing that period he was able to win the kind regard
of all with whom he formed an acquaintance.
Charley Sargents, Lower Village, sugaring on
invitation 1.-The whole world and the rest of man
and woman kind" all were there Jolly good time
heaps OF sugar, 2j00 lbs made incest works in
town. 900 trees so rods tin sap tubing out of trees
into PAN no lifting cost $500. Charley let your
invitation Bn as broad as before and we are there.
Probably no town in the state can boast of a
alger list of Typographical nanes than Stowe
Stowe Center, Mill Village Lower Village, Mos
COW, Smiths Falls, Gold Brook, Little River, Mil
Ter Brook, Nebraska, Luce Hill, West Branch,
Barrowsville, Forks, JohnsOnville, Harlow HILL
Notch West Hill, Sterling, Brownsville Moss
Glen, JudsOn Hill, Fucker street. Nauvoo, Hollow
South Hollow, North Hill, all local hamlets-
1t occasions us much sorrow to observe the fast
declining health of the peoples favorite, Gov
Bingham. The great relaxation from business
cares occasioned by his late resignation of "the
superintendGncy of light houses and buoys on the
eastern slope of the Green Mountains" is very del
ent mal-administration can be induced to return
him to his superintendency, the rapidly increas-
ing Democracy of Vermont will soon be deprived
of Il standard bearer to the GubernatOrial office.
We are requested to present the following reso
ting resolutions also upon the death Of III. Clay
Raymond which recently occurred upon the Pa
ciiiC coast, will be presented at an early day:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from among us our worthy brother, l.. p
SCaver.
Therefore, be it resolved that in the death of
brother Seiver our lodge has lost q worthy men,
Der.
ReSolred, That, as Il lodge, we sympathize with
the family of brother Seaver in their great loss in
the death of q loved husband and father.
Res0lred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent TO the family of the deceased and one copy
to each of the two newspapers published in the
county, and one copy placed in the archives OF inc
lodge.