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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
WORTHWHILE.

WIN. Allen is at home on a visit.
Mr.. Leon Rich was in town last
week.
-"Col." Garner has gone 10 Under
hill to spend few days.
Bling. Boynton is again our land
lord, and a good one he is.
-Almon Thomas has built a new
barn on his land in the upper part Of
the village.
MIR. Hiram Town, who went west
the fore part of the summer, returned
the past week.
We have a new grocery, under
tent on the post-ofllce corner, kept by
Mr.. Bert Grout.
Arch. Dwinell has moved from
Mrs. Herrick's to the Hutchin's house
on Pleasant Street.
Our landlord, Robbins, has left
us, having gone to Bakersfield, where
he has rented a hotel.
Mr.. Eugene Curtis and mother,
of Chicopee Falls, Mass, are in town,
visiting friends and relatives.
The heavy winds of last Wednes-
day did much damage, blowing down
large shade trees on some of our
streets. ~
Willis Hoagabone was arrested
last Wednesday on a charge Of drunk
enness, but was finally liberated with
out fine.
The Spiritualists held a meeting
in Shaw's grove last Sunday. Mrs.
Paul spoke both in the forenoon and
afternoon.
"A party from here have gone to
Eden for a few days camping, and
they send a report that they are hay
ing a splendid time.
"A Post meeting was held at the
G. A. r. hall last Friday evening and
arrangements made to attend the re-
union at Montpelier.
All old soldiers in this vicinity
are requested to meet and join the
Post, as they will go to the reunion
at Montpelier in full uniform.
w orkmen have commenced lay.
ing stone on the big trestle culvert ii
this place, and we understand that the
work Of filling will soon commence.
The school in District No.
closed July 31st with ride to Moss
Glen Falls, in Stowe, when, aftel
partaking Of refreshments and spend
ing two or three hours in enjoying thu
scenery, the party returned home
Number of scholars, 10; names o
those having no absences, Bertha
Clara, and Georgia Huse, HANNAH
Hill, Carrie Spaulding and Harri,
Morrill,; those having an absence 0
one day or less, Albert Spaulding
Gerald Hastings and Orrie Spaulding
Average days attendance, 50 1-6
average daily attendance, 10 II
Prize in writing won by Alberta
Spaulding. Teacher, Miss Ida A
Lilley.
MoRRIsvILLE, Aug. IL.
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LamollIe Valley Railroad Co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lamoille Valley Rail
road Co., for the purpose of electing a
board Of directors for the ensuing year,
was held at the American House yes
terday. The directors elected were,
Franklin Fairbanks, James ID. Bell,
Henry S. Tolman, j. II. George, G.
w. Hendee, w. Brigham, Orange
Buck, r. S. Reed, d. d. Wead, o.
S. Rixford, and II. A. Burt, which is
the board elected last year with the ex-
ception that H. S. Tolman of Green's
boro, takes the place of diff Abel OF
Wolcott, who has removed from the
State. The directors afterwards Or
gained by the election Of the old
officers.
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JEFFERSoNvlLLE.
-Narvis is cutting his second C

--Narvis is cutting his second crop
of hay.
Big party to the mountain to NOR
row, "wednesday if weather is IA
vorable.
-Chas, Wetherby, Of Wetherby &
Page, has just returned from Old
Orchard Beach.
j. M. Wilcox is putting in a new
water conductor for his dam to his
mill. No grinding this week.
The wood-choppers on Henry
Nye's are fast spelling his sugar place.
He loads two cars day with wood.
Negotiations are now pending be-
tween Willard Fuller and the B. q l.,
folks for his sugar place of about 100
acres.
Good time now TO clear the roads
of those small stones, before the town
has another bill to pay for some lady's
old horse.
&C. Warner has just finished road
to the old Seely lot. A carriage can
now be driven to the top Of the hill.
A finer view than is there offered can
not be seen short Of Mansfield.
UNREASONABLE, Aug. Il.
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Union Picnic.

The Methodist Sunday school of
Morrisville, and the Union Sunday
schools of Hyde Park and North Hyde
Park, met at Niles Grove, yesterday
and held union picnic. The schools
and large number of friends arrived
on the grounds about l l o'clock. Each
school being provided with tables, the
matter of satisfying the inner man was
attended to. After dinner the schools
united in singing cover There" which
was followed with prayer by Rev. l..
p. Booth. Then came .recitations by
the children and q short address by
Rev. II. A. Bushnell, which were in
terspersed with singing. The exer-
cises were very pleasant and the chill
dren deserve praise for the part they
took in them. The singing by the
North Hyde Park school was excellent
and deserves special mention. After
singing "Come, oh Come" the picnic
ers returned TO their several homes,
all feeling the day had been pleasantly
and proftably spent.
These union gatherings are always
pleasant and just what the little ones
like, and we hope they will be of fire.
quent occurrence.
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NORTH CAMBRIDGE,

The grain and shingle mill is be-
ing thoroughly repaired.
There remains only a few hay
makers TO watch the clouds.
Samuel Stafford has commenced
extensive repairs on his house.
r. II. Case has gone to some of
the celebrated springs in n. Y. for his
health.
Parker Clark, an aged man, on
Saturday, had a very severe bleeding
at the nose, which has left him very
low.
Notwithstanding the ravages OF
the potato bug, the potato crop prom
ises a good yield. Perry Kinsley re-
ports having dug one hill of the snow
flake variety, which yielded 40 eatable
potatoes, making three meals for q
family of four.
NORTH CAMBRIDGE, Aug. IL.
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Who Sent the Butterl

When you send butter or anything
else to a commission merchant, write
and let him know where you are and
what you send. When II. A. Beech
er, of Johnson, received returns from
A. Aldrich few days ago, for butter
he had sent, he found credit for but
ter from Herbert Sowle, and Il note
saying "that it came On same bill with
yours, but not on your invoice, and as
we had no invoice for it, thought you
would know the party, and put it in
with your sale, and you could settle
with him, which please do and oblige,
&c." AS there was no such name on
the freight book the freight agent
knows no such person, and the post
master knows nothing Of him. The
question Mr.. Beecher would like to
have answered is, Where is the man
who sent the butter! ..
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. Rattray has rented the upper
rooms of his house to a Mr.. Kelley.
"A party of young people visited
Elmore Pond for q picnic last week.
The fall term of the village grad
ed school will begin Monday, Aug. Is.
The Selectmen are building a
hearse house in the Town Hall yard.
Rev. B. f. Rattray supplied Rev.
j, A. Leavitts pulpit at Essex last
Sabbath.
Rev. Mr.. Smith made an ex-
change with Rev. Mr.. Moody last
Sabbath.
%. & A. II. Buck have just pur-
chased for their store one of Mosler's
fire proof safes.
Mrs. Page is spending two or
three weeks with her relatives in Gov
entry and Albany.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, of
Mauldew, Mass, are visiting her
brother, E. P. Carpenter.
Mrs. Carpenter of Brookfeld, sis
ter of Mrs. VIM. G. Crippen, is in
town for few weeks visit.
Rev. Mr.. Pickles will address a
mass temperance meeting at the NJ.
E. Church next Sunday evening.
%. M. Fitch, in company with a
party of sixteen, last week visited
Mansfield, remaining one hight.
"A party of eight young people are
camping at Montgomery for a week,
enjoying the pleasure Of trout fishing.
Mrs. L. G. Copeland, who has
been in Brattleboro the past few
months, returned home on Thursday.
Mr.. Richard Newcomb and bride,
Of Quincy, Mass, have been spending
few days with their cousin, James
Newcomb.
Miss Lizzie Hawley, teacher at
Madrid, is spending her vacation with
her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Chadwick and
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Thomson, teacher in the
Templeton, Mass, graded school,
spent part Of her summur vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. p. w. j. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, Of the firm
of Woodward & Weeks, grocers Of ST.
Adams, were in town over Sunday
the guests Of Mrs. Weeks brother, DR..
Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Knight in
tend starting for Chicago on Thurs
day. Mr.. Knight goes for the pur-
pose of buying wool for the johnson
Wooden Mill.
Mrs. Rattray went to Mt. Mans.
field last week for the purpose Of
sketching some views. She made the
ascent of the mountain from the I'm
derhill side with q number Of friends.
We shall look for some good pictures
from her skillful hand.
No service in the Baptist Church
last Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Pierce
preaching at Fairfax, where there is
no settled Baptist minister. At the
close of the afternoon service in the
Methodist Church there were three
immersed and one sprinkled at the
river opposite Mrs. Heath's.
JOHNSON, Aug. IL.
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HARDWICK,

Three were baptized by immersion
last Sabbath, by Rev. A. Scribner.
j. A. Shattuck has at last begun
work on the foundation Of his new
block.
The fall term of the school begins
September lst. A large number Of
students is expected.
The Sabbath School will hold a
basket picnic next Thursday in the
grove of Mrs. Wakefield. The band
will furnish music for the occasion. FIG
w. H. Ward received vouchers
for his pension amass last Saturday,
making the 3D. in town that has been
made glad by the generosity Of Uncle
Sam.
HARDwICK, August II
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CAMBRIDGE.

School in District No. . closed
August lst. Whole number Of schol-
ars, 20. The scholars having no alb
sent marks during the term are: Julia
Ferry, George Maurice and Dora,
Edith and Willie Larabee. Those hay-
ing one-half days absence, Charlie
Tobin; one days absence, Anna
Wheeler; one and one-half days alb
sence, Lewa Brown and Melville Maui
rice. Only four were tardy and but
one dismissal mark during the Term.
General department, good. Miss Cora
+. Croker, teacher.
CAMBRIDGE, Aug. II.
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EAST FLETCHER.

-Sixty-eight tubs butter shipped
from this station last week.
Farmers are all done haying in
this vicinity. Many have had to stack
their hay for want of barn room.
The gravel train has commenced
operations, making its appearance
on Monday the l 18th instant, in charge
of II. w. Varnum.
East Fletcher August u.
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woicoTT

!, Most OF our farmers have finished
haying.
F. d. Owen has a pair of calves
three months old, which weigh $50
lbs. Who beats thiss
WoLcorr, Aug. n.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
UOUKT OF INbOLVENUl,
DISTRICT OF LAMoILLE.

COURT OF INSOLVENCY,
DISTRICT OF LAMOILLE.
Notice is hereby given that George w.
Smith of Johnson, in said district, hi $, on the
It'll day Of August 1879, filed his petition in nsol
vency in this Court, and that meeting of credit
ors of said Insovent will be held at Court of In
solvenCy, in the Probate Court Rooms, in said dis
trict, on the 3sth day of August, 1879, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, TO prove their debts and choose one
or more assignees of his estate; and that the pay
ment of any debts, and the delivery of any proper
ty belonging TO said debtor, TO him or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him, are for.
biddenby law, HENRY Y. FISK,
Register Of Insolvency.
HYDE Park, Aug. 18th, 1919. 122W2
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Il ali 0lrthcf notice De given the Probate Onire
= ni-irlct of I.am0ille viii he held az the
House, in Hyde Park, Ina rooms heretofore
H.! bv the County Clerk. where Probate
viii be held ON MONDAY Of each week
/. obituary business may De there attended 90
sbcr days nom 1880 o. 1900 A. NJ. and from
. $50 r. NJ. ON the last Tuesday Of each
8, ! Probate Court viii lie held at the Office OF
sn 4. Waterman In JuhnsOn.-R. 5. PAGE.
m PARK, Jan. lst, 1873.
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TIM E TABLE.
DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO LAKE CHkMPEAIN
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

The Steamer "W. b. EDDY" will run in con-
ncctOn with Express Trains making daily line
between st. Johnsbury and Plattsburg, NY.
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State of Vermont

MUDGETT-ln Cambridge, August 18th, 1879
Jesse Mudgett aged 81 years.
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E,curnion ricket. 60 PIatt.hurgI, and

Ample time at Plattsburg for dinner. Picnic
parties can stop OF at the islands if desired.
G. HI. STEVENS, A. R. JEW EFF,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Superintendent.
ST Johnsllury VT, july 10, 10. l22wS
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
STOVES.
HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR IT?

HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FORT?
How DOES it hap
pen that, whi1e bust
ness generally is SO
dull, Page is having
such q good trade IN
Stoves?
Well, we will suggest tye
reasons (and there are more):
FIRST-He keeps the largest
and most complete assort-
ment to be found IN the
State, comprising over IS
different kinds and numbers;
so that, when anything in
the Stove line is wanted, the
exact size, quality and kind
can there be found,
ISECOND-He guarantees CIV
cry article sold to be precise
ly as represented, or it may
be returned and the pay re-
funded.
THIRD-He is always ready
to TRADE or exchange.
Takes Lumber, Shingles,
Cedar Posts, Sugar, Grain,
Hay, Produce, Wood, Old
Iron;-in fact, almost any
kind of plumber from a trade
dollar to a 2d-hand piano.
FOURTH-He keeps not on.
ly new stoves, but has a very
large line of Secondhand
Stoves, many of which are
nearly new and as sound as
when they came from the
foundry, which he is selling
at about one-half the price
of new; and others, more
or less worn and unsound,'
which he is nearly giving
away.
FIFTH-And last, though not
l,aaSt, he remembers the
: Printer and advertiscs. He
keeps the goods-he tells
the public so-they CO c i%;' flr St
see-he satisfies them determ
they buy. Buying lar o ,rI IL
of him allows him to asst
/ largely, and consequent pg'IE=9
close figures, and buying low
enables HIM to sell low or
exchange for what the pur-
chaser has to give in ex-
change. His exchange trade
enables him to supply the
public with a large variety
of miscellaneous goods (see
his advertisement in another
! column), and so the wheel
rolls around, keeping trade
lively and the public salts
fed. If you doubt these
statements, call at his store
rooms, see for yourselves,
and verify all we have said.
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On the premises of the subscriber, August 9TH
ABUNDLEoF MEMS CLOTHING,

consisting of Pants Vest and Shirt, all new; also
a Rubber Coat with other articles partly worn.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charS es and take them away.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
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DAILY STAGE LINE
zen Hyde Park a. North Troy.
ABOUT TOWN.

Il Freights carried and Parcels and Messages
III bred. l. c. VAUGHN, Proprietor.
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cry article sold to be precise.
ly as represented, or it may
be returned and the pay re-
funded.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

the slightest intimation that he would be
likely to have competitor in the person OF
Judge Wall. We can 60 further and say
that if one man, more than another, is en-
titled to the honor of bringing Judge Null
key before the people, that man is Judge
Wall. He and Judge Mulkcy have been
lifelong friends-each maintaining the
highest respect for the othcr-and it is en-
tirely natural, therefore, that
one should chcerfully defer to the rcasona-
bic wishes and aims Of the other, in an
issue like that which is soon to be present
ed to the voters Of this Grand division,
We take it, therefore, that while the news
paper compliments that are being bcstow-
upon Judge Wall, are quite gratifying to
that gentleman, we do not and cannot be-
leye that they are the part Ola plan that
has his sanction, to bring him out as the
competitor of the friend who was so large
ly influenced, in the promises, by hisiricnd-
" offices and promises of support.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

THE DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting ioartully alarming, the average OF life
being lessencd every year, without any rca-
sonablc cause, the death resulting generally
from the most nsgnigcant origin. Al dis
season of the year especially, cold is such
n commenting that in the hurry Of every
day life We are apt 10 overlook the dangers
attending il and often find too late, that Il
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in,
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshcc's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
ed, and large bill OF a doctor been avoided
For all diseases of the throat and lungs
Boschcc's German Syrup has proven itsclI
to be the greatest discovery Of It's kind in
medicine Every druggist in the country
will tell you Of its wonderful effect. Over
$4,000 bottles sold last year without q
single failure known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

ITHAs been determined among the Cath
olic dgnitarics of New York and elsewhere
that general effort shall be made to raise,
by means of voluntary contributions,
enough money to relieve Archbishop Pur-
cell, of his financial embarrassmcnts. As
we said yesterday nobody suspects the ven
cradle Cincinnati prelate of dishonorablc
practices; but his sympathiscrs would re-
spond much more cheenully if it were
made known how, OF by what most untor-
tunate investments, he sunk at least sixteen
seventeenths of the $3,700,0O0 that was
conided to his keeping. The information
might keep other custodians of other poor
peoples money from wrccking great for
tunes ON similar breakers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

The Theatre Comique has just passed
through another very successful week and
VIII commence Inc cunnnG ",,,. nit,r .ou
new Stars, in the persons OF Miss Katherine
Joslyn, the charming motto vocalist and
sketch artistic and Mr.. Kenneth Cyril, the
swell vocalist and great facial artist. The
four great dancers Of the Comique,
the Cat.tS--Icw and Lulu, Billy Bow.
man AMI Gus Lamond will perform thtir
wonderful Quadrupe! Clog Dance, Don't
miss this as i: will be the last clog dancing
ever done in this city. The rest Of die con-
pany are arranged 50 that it will be a per
formanCc Of rare excellence
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

Two or three newspapers in Judge Walls
circuit speak very approyingly of thai
gentleman in connection with candidqcy
Tor the supreme bench. THIS il very nat.
ural. No young man in the State Of III.
nois is more deserving Of such distinction.
lie is u lawyer of widely recognized ability,
ana has, NJ the end of short service on the
D Circuit and Appellate bench won a most
cnyiable reputation as learned and a clcm.
headed .jurist. But we have nowhere
learned that these notices of Judge Wall
arc to be accepted ~ the ioreruaner Of the
announcement Of his candidacy. On the
contrary, we happen to know TINT the dis
tinguislied gentleman who has been a rec.
ognizcd candidate ever since last iall, would
not have entered the field bud he received
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

y, MARIN is now in New York buying
his new stock Of clothing and gents furnish
ing goods. Marx has by strict attention to
business and fair dealing with his custo.
meis, placed himself in the front rank
ahead Of all competitors in the business
his goods are always Of the latest styles
and best quality, and prices the lowest, It
will pay YOU to wait for him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16


circles is one to the effect that the Congress
that is to meet on the 18th instant,
will appoint no committees except the COM
mittee on appropriation; that il will digest
and pass the appropriation bill, transmit it
TO the president and then adjourn, If the
preS1tnt yctoos it, the responsibility will
rest upon his shoulders. Good men every
where will applaud a short session for if
there is one thing more than another the
country is NOT laundering after, it is a SEES,
sion OF Congress protractcd through the
Summer, 1t would prove a sore affection
and even IN anticipation Of it, the country
agonizingly cries Good Lord deliver us!
1t would prove disaster to the Democratic
party, too, as well as to the country. Dem
ocrats made ravenous by the right of spoil,
which they have not been allowed &c
touch for sixteen long years, will be hard
to restrain. The Southern Bragadlcrs il
. mistaken estimate of the temper of tho
people, will, il the session is prolonged, LEI
out some of their "damning heresics," anc
give the Northern Republicans more budg
cons with which to hit Democratic heads
than can be taken away from them in 4
twelve-month. The opportunities for mis-
chief-the chances for political damphook
and Southern hot.heads to air themselves
will be so numerous and inviting, thai
sensible Democrats everywhere look ahead
with fear and trembling praying earnest
~, almost agonizinyly, that the Circus be
brought to a close before the wild animals
lately introduced into the menagcrie, brcai,
from their cages and scatter consternsiioa
everywhere among the Democratic lockers
on.