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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16

MIR. a. p. Smalley, on Main ST.,
and Cashier Moves, on Summer ST.,
are making additions and otherwise
improving their residences. Robert
Putnam is the master mechanic.
DIR. Randall has purchased the
seven-eighths interest of the Moves
estate in the American House prop
city, and viii take possession when
the lease of Mr.. J. +. Kelley expires.
IL is the Doctors intention to continue
the practice of his profession, and the
hotel business will be carried on by
his son Carroll, in his own right and
title. The present lease will expire in
April next.
-Morrisville is TO have a drama
performed by real home talent. Zone
Hundred Years Ago; or, the Boys OF
1776," will be given by the "Sabbath
School Friends Association" at the
town hall tomorrow Thursday even
ing, proceeds to apply to the Univer-
salist Sunday School. The association
will also present the Imaginable farce OF
"The Baby Elephant" At the con-
clusion of the entertainment, all who
desire may remain and enjoy a few
hours of dancing if they feel disposed
to pay the fiddler.
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will necessitate on their part the study
Of looai geography aud topography.
Miss Carrie +. Kline OF Milton is
to teach the primary department Of
our graded school, which Commences
on Monday, April 2Sth.
Don't fail to call at Mr.. II. w.
Netherlands store and get one Of
''Carey's Cards" that he has just is
sued. 1t is worth a dollar 10 you.
The public examination Of teach
ers viii be held at the Normal School
building, Saturday, April 18th, COM
mencing at AN. Examination will
be conducted by DIR. Allen, superin-
tendent.
Willie Atwell very narrowly es-
capped being drowned last week by
falling into the river near Lucian
Scott's store, while drawing a pail OF
water through the ice. Miss Hattie
MILAN, passing by, heard his cries
and came to the rescue.
JOHNSON, April 18th.
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Daily Mall and Stage Line.

As a result of the petition TO the
President for the establishment of a
daily mail route to Lowell and inter
mediate points, in place of the tri-
weekly line now being operated, Mr.
Vaughn, the proprietor of the present
route, will begin daily trips between
these points on Monday next. Eden
is to be the point of exchange, where
fresh teams will be in readiness imme-
diately upon the arrival of the stage
from either direction, so that good
time may be relied upon. The new
arrangement will add greatly to the
convenience of the travelling public,
and improve the facilities for mailing
and freighting. The latter, by the
way, is becoming quite hnsiness-a
result quite as attributable to the ac-
commodating spirit and efficiency of
Mr.. Vaughn as to any other cause.
The timetable has not yet been
definitely announced, but it is proba-
bic that the time for leaving this place
will be fixed at 6 o'clock A. NJ, and
the return at P. NJ.
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EAST FLETCHER.

Considerable sugar is being ship
ped from this place to the West and
also to Burlington.
Thirty tubs of butter shipped
from this station last Tuesday, and
ten cases of eggs.
Miss Annie Read of +. Fairfield,
has been engaged to teach the summer
school in this district.
Sugar makers have been very
busy night and day for the past few
days. They report an abundant yield
of sap, but all complain Of its not be-
ing as sweet as common.
S, A. Risdon had the misfortune
to tumble off from load of hay last
week and break his wrist. Fortunate
~ it was the left one, and he has been
able to attend to his own correspond
ence and carry on his business just
the same.
EAST FLETCHER, April 18th.
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WoLCoTT.
Mud discovered!

Mud discovered
The petit jurors from this town
are S. A. Fife, Geo. Taylor and I. o.
Andrews.
Next week is the week of swear
at Hyde Park. "Agree with thine
adversary quickly"
A meeting for the examination of
teachers will be held at the school
house in this village April 18th. . NJ.
j. Leach, superintendent.
S. A. Fife is going to add fine
line of furniture to his already large
stock of goods, lie will purchase it
in the white and have it finished here.
Mr.. II. II. Parker has been en-
gagged to run the saw in the Boynton
mill at North Wolcott half Of the time
this spring. The mill will be run day
and night.
The season approaches when 'ye
reporter" tells how he sawed his
thumb off one day last week" Look
well to the saw. An ounce Of careful
is worth one pound of cure.
Mr.. Roswell Warren lost q good
horse a few days ago, by getting wound
up with rope halter which was tied
around its neck. "Sure bind, sure
find" didn't work well in this instance.
Several from this place, policy
holders in the Champlain Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, attended meet
ing Of that chimerical institution at
Burlington last week and report that
it is quite plain that the President,
Directors & Co., have charged enough
for services, so that the gaunt, grim
spectre Of want has no heed to roost
on their doorstep.
Mr.. Earl Guyer started up his
saw-mill last Monday, with full com
plement of hands, six in all. The
custom logs are first in order, which
are in the mill-yard, and in the way of
stocking, the immense amount of lum-
Der now in the log on the banks of the
Wild Branch, between the mill and the
head-waters of the stream in Crafts
bury. The logs will be-drfyen as soon
as the ice is ous.
Mr.. Jonathan Smith died sudden
| ly at Wolcott town farm last week
Wednesday; aged about eighty-four
years. Quite number of years ago
Mr.. Smith was one Of the prominent
men Of the place, having represented
the town in the Legislature, and was
honored with many offices of trust by
his townsmen, all of which were dis
charged with fidelity to the town and
credit to himself.
| WoLCoTT, April 18th.
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Resolutions.

At regular communication of Min
eral Lodge, No. 90, f. & A. NJ, held
at Masonic Hall, Wolcott, VT, April
9Th, 1879, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Great Creator has been
pleased, out of His infinite mercy, to re-
move our worthy brother, Geo. p. Foster,
from the cares and troubles of this transit
tory existence to state of endless dura-
ton in the Grand Lodge above, thus sew
ering another link from the fraternal
chain that binds us together. Therefore,
ResolUed, That in the death of Brother
Geo. p. Foster this Lodge has lost one of
its most esteemed and worthy members,
his family kind and indulgent husband
and father, the community i'll which he
lived true friend and neighbor, and the
State worthy citizen and statesman; one
who was characterized by great goodness
of heart, which warmed with sympathy
for the poor and unfortunate, and prompt
ed him to many acts of kindness.
Resolued, That this Lodges sender to the
family of our brother, Geo. p. Foster, our
warmest sympathy in this hour of their
bereavement, and may He who ''tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb" look down
with infinite compassion upon the widow
and fatherless in this hour of their desoa-
| ton; and as the Grand Master of the uni
verse has seen fit to take from this family
zone dear to their hearts" may they re-
member that "the Lord gave. the Lord
taketh away, blessed be the name of the
| Lord"
Resolued, That these resolutions be re-
corded in the records of this Lodge, and
that a mourning page be inscribed to the
memory of our brother and first Master,
Geo. p. Foster, and that a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted by the secre-
tary of this Lodge to the widow of our de-
ceased brother; also that copy be sent
to Washington Lodge, No. 3, f. & A. NJ.
of Burlington, VI, and to the LAMOILLE
NEWS and Vermont Citizen for publica-
ton. r. F. PARKER,
M. j. LEACH, Com.
M. d. SCOTT,
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WORTHWHILE.

Sandy Fairbanks started for Da-
kota Tuesday.
&C. r. Page shipped five horses
from this station Monday morning.
The A. W. Spaulding house is
now occupied by DIR. Woodward.
William Earle's family started for
Michigan Tuesday afternoon last.
Sugar makers are somewhat en-
couraged by the late pleasant weather.
Hiram Howard has moved into
Hardy house, below Merrisin's store
Seth Sanborn, who has been all
ing for the past two weeks or more, is
out again.
Rhetorical exercises at the Acad-
envy Friday afternoon, and a lyceum
is to be held in the evening.
There is to be sugar festival at
the Methodist chapel Thursday even
ing, given by the ladies aid society.
"A number of our citizens were
invited to Mr.. Charles Pages on Fast
Day to eat new sugar, and all pro-
nounced it tip-top.
There were no services at the
Universalst Church last Sunday, as
Mr.. Booth has not sufficiently recoy-
cred to attend to his duties.
Ed. Gilbert, who started for Da-
kota about a month since, writes from
that state that he has got where they
use hay and cornstalks for fuel.
The play "One Hundred Years
Ago." is to be given at the town hal
Thursday evening, instead of at the
academy hall, as stated last week.
"A large assortment of timber has
been shipped to this station for the
repairing of the trestles between here
and Hyde Park, and work has already
commenced on the high trestle neal
this place.
MoRRIsvILLE, April 18th.
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STOWE.

The song of the robin was sud-
denly hushed on Friday by the relapse
of winter.
The Mt. NJ. Hotel Company are
issuing a large number of hand-books
of descriptive scenery, in anticipation
Of the summer patronage.
"A Mayday dance and sugar festi-
val will be held at the residence of
Orson Smith, Moscow, with Robin
sons full band in attendance Shonld
the weather be favorable or that an
nual festive day rare good time may
be expected.
The Government asks for infor-
nation concerning the graves of Union
soldiers which are now destitute of
headstones. Theapproach Of Decor
alton day leads to the inquiry if there
are not some graves in Stowe that
need q tablet.
Lyman Atkins, formerly of this
town, but more recently employed as
principal of Pamfret Academy, will
leave for Alaska sometime this week.
He goes into the service of the San
Francisco Alaska Company, which is
engaged in the seal business.
The public roads are in a fearful
condition. Wheels have come into
partial use on the main thoroughfares,
while the back ways are piled noun
tain high with drifts, and unless a
marked change in the weather occurs
quite soon, the approach Of May will
be delayed until sometime in June.
We have found il difficult, since
the new year entered, to keep pace
with Death in chronicling the mortal
ity among our people, and it would be
quite as difficult to name a Sunday on
which some one or more corpses were
not being prepared for interment. We
had hoped that the slight change OF
weather might break the spell; but no,
it was otherwise decreed, and on Sun
day morning last, after few hours OF
great suffering, Philander Parish, aged
sixty-six, departed this life. Funeral
lservices on Tuesday.
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CAM BRIDGE CENTRE.

Wonder what we are going to call
the new street leading to the depot?
Miss Lottie Whitcomb has gone
to Burlington to spend some time with
her brother there.
Good Templars, don't forget the
sugar party at PhGnix lodge hall, Fri
day evening, April 18th.
Wilcox has another car of corn
just come. He sells meal cheaper than
anyone this side of Burlington.
There will be Episcopal service at
the Union Church on Sunday next, at
10 \, NJ, with the Holy Communion.
Everybody. interested in Cham
plain Insurance Company, and some
who were interested in Burlington
whiskey, went to that city last Thurs
day.
Why not call a county convention
of the textbook committees OF the diff
ferent towns to consult upon the selec-
ton of books and to have a uniformity
throughout the county.
The Jeffersonville Dramatic Club,
who so favorably played "Above the
Clouds" here last winter, attended the
Troubador's exhibition at the Howard
opera house. Burlington, last week
Monday.
Very interesting meeting at PhG-
nix Lodge G. Z. last Friday evening.
Next week the lodge are to be enter
tanned by having sugar party. Come
one, come all Good Templars from
adjoining lodges are cordially invited.
The funeral of Peter Russin was
held at his house on Tuesday, April
Sth. Peter was a Woodworking, hon
est man, who earned his bread by the
sweat Of his brow. Doing willingly
and cheerfully what he found to do,
he was scarce ever heard to complain
of the scarcity Of work.
Mrs. Austin, an aged and re.
spected lady residing with her son il
the south part Of the town, was fatally
burned Monday of last week, by hel
clothes taking fire from a match USED
in lighting her pipe. She fingered il
agony till the following afternoon
when death came to her relief.
CAMBRIDGE CENTRE, April 18th.
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JOHNSON.
Mr.. A. A. Sanborn's pet fox was
killed by dog on Friday.

Mr.. A. A. Sanborn's pet fox was
killed by dog OH Friday.
George Philips has a calf that
weighed 129 lbs. when but six days
old.
The ladies' union prayer meeting
at Mrs. G. w. Wards on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Charles P. Jones has the
prize lamb, weighing Is lbs. and 2 OF.
when but day old.
Miss Helen M. Winslow is slowly
recovering from an illness of some
three weeks duration.
just received at w. E. Clement
& Co.'S, Hyde Park, nice lot of wall
paper. Call in and examine t.
Rev. O. S. Basford will preach
his farewell sermon in the M. E.
Church next Sunday afternoon.
-Messrs. Stearns and Mosley, OF
No. Hyde Park, are shipping butter
tubs from this station to Chicago.
Fast day was observed by union
services at the Congregational Church
conducted by Rev. A. A. Smith.
Miss Emily Bedding returned last
week from Poultney, where she has
beer engaged as teacher in the Troy
Conference Academy.
|
Wanted, local directory for the
use of the assistant faculty of the Nor.
NAL School. If none can be found, il
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16
close of the Revival Meetings.

Miss Knowles, after week of ear
nest evangelical labor among us, closed
her services on Sabbath evening. 1t is
to be regretted that she could not have
stayed with us for several weeks, as
her earnest but simple presentation of
the Truth was awakening much inter
est, and could not have failed Of re-
sulting in general revival. Her long
continued labors at St. Adams and
here had wearied her too much to al
low of such work as she otherwise
would have desired to attempt. The
lady will shortly return to her home in
East Farnham, Pc, to enjoy short
season of rest and quiet.
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HARDWICk.

&C. E. McCullis has rented the
Mrs. Fales tenement.
j. S. brennan is moving into the
basement tenement of A. Woodbury..
About half a smile appears on the
face of Asa. 1t would have been a
whole one if it had been a boy.
Willis Still has not fully recover
ed his eye-sight yet. He has been
confined to the house for the past
week.
One pint of whiskey was the
means Of breaking up housekeeping in
a family here last week, and now the
masculine member is wandering round
like calf just weaned.
HARDwICK, April 10th.
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NOVEL LITERARY ENTERPRIsE.-E
person who has library of even dozen
volumes is sure to have some books, waltz
able perhaps, which lave served their use
with him, and which he would be glad to
exchange for others. TO meet such wants
is one object of the American Book Ex-
change. So Beckman ST., New York. They
gather together such siftings from thous-
ands of libraries, and each contributor
then draws what he wants, or cash. If he
does not want books. Catalogue No. 10,
of an { xiensive collection of books III
every department of literature. all offered
to The highest bidder, for cash. or for books
on cash basis, will be ready April 10Th,
and will be sent on application for three
cent stamp.
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THE GREATEST BLEssING.--A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that
remedy, aud its proprietors are being
blessed by thousands who have been
saved and cured by it. Will you try itt
See another column. 105w2
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STAGE LINE

Park, Vt, via. North Hyde Park,
Mills, Lowell, Westfleld, Troy, TO
4 VI, will run a. follows: Leaves
hiSA. N. on Mondays, Wednesdays
4 arriving at Lowell az 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
leaves Lowell on Tuesdays, Thurs
aiurdays, arriving at Hyde Park at
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MARRIED.

NEWPORr-ALFORD-A Watoryillc, March
sch, Iss9, b. Rev D Z. Langf0rl, Rev. 4. Sew
port ,pastnr Of ire Congregational Church Of
West Hartfordl % Aiss Clara '. Afford u Water
VILE.
IHWfs-fcNEs-In New York. March 30ih,
b. Rev W. ". Page, Albert Lewis 70 Miss Jennie
Jones an Of New York City.
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p. & o. Timetable.
TRANS MOVING EAST.

AlAAlNH AONlN1 IAoIs
AlXEU NO. 5l-Leaves Hyde Park at 100 A.
NorriefI1le Ais, WolcOtt 1855, Hardwick 1924,
81 HartlHick 5.44; arrives at st. Johnsbury at
{4fI (<o. l)-Leaves Cambridge Junction at
81 A. N..Iohnson II IA, Hyde Park IL %, Nor
vile ii 50, NolcOtt IL SO. 1Iardwick II. IL p. NJ
4 iiardNick l2.24; arrives at st. Johnsbury at
liked fNo. 7)-Leaves Cambridge Junction
10 +. NJ JohnsOn 500, Hyde Park $50, and
ives al Horrisvile s.45. Returns Immediately
iyde Park and hauls of.
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
liked mo. S)-Leaves Morrisville at 7.15 A.
Hyde Park LIS, johnson 1855; arrives at
bridge Junction $40.
AL (No. 2)--Leaves st. JOhnsbury 2,l5 z. NJ.
tlfaraWick 0. ~, Harlwick 4,03, Wolcott 4.20,
.risville 4. ~. Hyde Park AGO, johnson 5.O2 /;
yes at Cambridge Junction at 5,J6.
uxED no. Believes 1T. Johnsbury at $50
n, East tinrtlwick 7.52, Hardwick SIS, VOL
t8.55. hioriisville 9.45; arrives at Hyde Park
600 and hauls Off
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.RoRAIE NOTICE..

NJ notice be given the Probate Once
lid Of Lamoille viii be held az the
In Hyde Park, In rooms heretofore
Ii the County Clerk, where Probate
4 h. held on MONDAY Of each week.
Az business may be there attended 10
.fs run 1890 % l2.UO A. NJ. and from
a. NJ. ON the last Tuesday Of each
||atc Court will be held az the Office Of
Waterman in JohnsOn.-R. 5. PAGE.
'1RK, Jan. let, ls5a.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I, \. L. MOVES,
COUNTY OF LAMOILLE, SIS. Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best ofmy knowledge and
belief \. l.. MOVES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of April, 1879. Z. S. PAGE,
Notary Public.
COTect-Attest,
C. S. PAGE,
G. S. MOVES, ! Directors.
A. L. MOVES, }
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an the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Vermont.
IR Re.
OLIVE Il. Luce, In Bankruptcy.
RaHkrupt No. a5l.
DISTRICT on VERMONT, S

DISTRICT OF NENMUNIl >.
SIR Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, hy Olive Z. Luce Of
Wolcotf, in said District, duly declared q bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress af March ~, 1864,
for discharge aud certificate thereof from all
her debts and other claims proyuble under said
act, and that the 2Oth day of Way, IssB, al
o'clock T.. Is. before the Hon. Huyt ~. Wheeler,
judge Of said Court, at the q. :. Court Rooms In
Windsor is assigned for the hearing Of the same,
when and where an creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons IN interest, may
attend and show cause, ifany they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should rot be grnuied.
Dated at Burlington, ON the lsth day Of April,
1879.
IO5wJ B.sMALLEY, Clerk.
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I'm the District Court af the United
States for the district of Vermont.

N re.
LESTER a. TILLOTSON, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. No. $50.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, S.
SIR :-Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, by Lester 4. TillOtsun,
OF Wolcott. in said district, duly declared bank
rupt under the act Of Congress OF March %, 1SG7
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 9th day of May. IsaD, at nine
(9) O'Clock A. NJ, before the Hon. Hoyt H. Vince
Ter, Judge of said Court, at the o. S. Court Rooms
in Burlington, is assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest
may attend and Show cause, ir any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
grantcd.-Dated at Burlington, on the LIST day of
April, 1879.
IO3w3 L. Il. sNIALLEY, Clerk.
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state Of Vermont.
DISTINCT on LkuoItIT.

AfA-AAAAA " A-AsANAAaAla'
Notice b hereby given that sauincy q.
Green of johnson. In sail district was On the
llth day uf April, ls54, adiudeefl an solvent
Debtor, and that q meeting II the cr-liiufs 81
said insnlrCLt viii be held No q Court of ln-al-
vency, in the Fruhstc Court rooms az Hyde Park,
in said strict, on the 20th day of April.
lssa, az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, o prove their
debts AMI choose one or more A-sisnees Of his
estate, and that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery of auv property belonging 90 snid debtor
10 him or Tor his und the transfer of any pro-
perry By him are forbidden hy law.
HENRY e. FISK,
Register In Insolvency.
HYDE PACK, April 10, 1873. l05Wa
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GOING MEsT.

[<<--Leaves Cambridge Junction at $50 A.
.i 4If.Yes in Burlington at l0.45. Connects
.mI|I.'Ike Junction with train over the p. a
..E1 H1frisville connects at Essex Junction
. train ID st. Adams and down train over
|I>i FtImont.
fXED-I. caves Cambridge Junction at SEQ
\ S41 affiyes at burlington at Sis Connects
16.trdke Junction with train from the east
r.. 40
{. ~ rains arrive at and leave the Central
mont uepots in Burlington and Essex jet.