The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-02-26
GOING WEST.
ABOUT TOWN.

The ham-smoking season has be-
gnn.
"A nice lot Of sugar tubs for sale
It This office.
Mrs. Keller has just received an
assortment of ribbons.
The spring term of the Academy
commences next Monday.
Delinquent subscribers will great
Il oblige us by settling up.
Town meeting next Tuesday. Let
there be large attendance.
To-day is Ash Wednesday, the
first day of Lent, when it is customary
to don the sackcloth and ashes.
Mrs. H. B. Chittenden, formerly
preceptress at the Academy, is in
town, stopping with Mss.T Hyde.
Register Fisk will represent the
District of Lamoille at the State Pro-
bate meeting in Burlington tomorrow.
Miss Kate Patch, daughter of our
good-natured Postmaster, left town
Yesterday for Burlington on a short
visit with friends.
Prof. Mcfarland, of the academy,
is at the home of his parents in Water
willie, resting from his labors and re-
cnperating for the spring term.
Bert Crane, while running one of
the shoe machines in his fathers store
4 on Monday, caught his finger in the
v cogs and had it badly mangled.
Reports from various points state
the roads to be filled with huge drifts
~ of snow, in some cases making it nee
essary for travellers to take to the
open fields.
The Wiswell school near North
Hyde Park, Miss Fitch of johnson,
teacher, closed its winter term with a
very creditable exhibition on Friday
evening last.
The regular monthly services at
' the Cathedral were omitted Sunday
owing to the non-appearance of the
al clergyman, who was deferred by the
4, storm of Saturday.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
8 Aid Society will be held at the resi-
~ dence of Mrs. L. H. Noyes on Thurs
y day afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large
aattendance is desired.
10 Mr.. Arthur Clement, of the firm
!, of W.. Il. Clement & Co. of this place,
he's zone to Hardwick, where he will
take Charge OF the business recently
purchased by the firm.
Mr.. Carroll F. Randall, who has
i, been teaching at North Hyde Park for
the winter, closed his term very sue
eessfully on Friday last. He seems
n 70 have given general satisfaction.
The scholars of Mr.. Frank Town
sd met at the residence of Mr.. Albert
ID spicer on Friday evening last and en-
d joyed q pleasant evening and an oyster
ID supper, provided by their instructor.
Your attention is called-though
y It is perhaps unnecessary-to the bull
i letin Of Carroll S. Page; and also to
the five reasons why he is doing such
y j thriving business when trade gen.
erall h is so dull.
The following contains the key
flDfe of success in business -
Give to the winds your fears;
4 Hope and be undismayed;
Your goods well advertise,
Is And you will thrive in trade.
We acknowledge the receipt from
8Ethor of "Remarks on the Reduc-
a the Tobacco Tax by Justin S.
ef1llP' also regular issues of the
essioudI Record from Hon. G.
H Hendee. The donors have oul
David Farnam, while engaged in
IqE8}ng at the farm of Elmer Smalley
Azar Centreville, Saturday last, broke
IN near the shoulder. The mar
Enlightened circumstances, and
y Misfortune is a two-fold one tC
depriving him of the means o.
aa{naft and causing great pain by its
X 5'lle2inmon severity. DR.. ID. Randall
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