The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10


There are still a few subscribers
ii hyde Park who owe for the News.
Beechnuts, walnuts and butter
nuts, it is reported, will be plenty this
year.
-Keeler offers his entire stock of
ladies' slippers at cost for the next 80
days.
"A new carriage house and barn
is being built on Mrs. Il. ID. Benefits
premises.
--The depot road has .been put in
good condition by f. +. Sawyer, high
way Surveyor.
Clement & Co. have just received
a good assortment of fall clothing.
Cheap for cash.
w. II. II. Kenfield and wife re-
turned from Old Orchard Beach last
Monday evening.
Our thanks are due Senator Nor
rilI for a copy of Message and Doc
uments, lS78-'79."
All who are owing W. E. Clement
& Co. will please call and settle by the
10th of this month.
Mrs. Joseph f. Bailey, formerly
Of Elmore, has rented apartments in
O. WiswelPs house.
Bear in mind that we do all kinds
fob printing as cheap as any other
establishment in Vermont.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Temper
ancc Union will be held in Union
Church Thursday at 2 p. m.
Prof. Moore, of Bakersfield, de-
livered an excellent discourse at Union
Church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Child left town this
morning for Lyme, N. H., where she
intends to remain several weeks.
Ut has been suggested that this
can very properly be designated the
acalk year. Next year, Of course, will
be Nap year.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols, of Boston, an
evangelist, is expected to commence
series of meetings in this place during
the month Of October.
Wright Boardman had a horse
struck by the cars last Wednesday
night, and SO badly injured that it was
killed the next morning.
Mrs. n. +. Keller, who has been
stopping with her son Everett, in Min
nesota, the past year, returned to
Hyde Park last Monday.
The removal of the old lumber at
the corner Of Main and Church streets,
BY the proper authorities, will be APP
prcciated by many residents.
Mr.. Orlo Davis, from Morrisville,
has rented rooms in Mr.. Cleveland's
tenement, and will engage in general
carting business in this place.
Rev. E. c. Crane was formally
ordained as a Congregational minister
last Wednesday at the church in Hol-
den, Me-, over which he presides.
AT the circus last Wednesday
Constable Baker proved himself a
trustworthy and efficient officer, and
worthy the confidence Of the people.
In answer to GA Question" pub
Iished lastweek, a correspondent writes
that the trader lost SIS and his
boots" and adds "perhaps he lost his
feDlper Also"
"A little child of Mr.. A.. Collins
Waanearly sufiocated from whooping-
cough, few days since, and artificial
fAapHation had to be resorted to. The
child is now doing well.
-Fay Tinker had one of the fingers
of lis right hand cut off by being
jaramed in a freight car door at Fair
field last Saturday. DR.. Grover rem
derea necessary surgical aid.
An autopsy held in the case Of
Alfred Mason, who died last week,
showed the cause Of death to have
been fatty degeneration of the kidneys
and chronic inflammation Of the stom.
ach.
The engine attached to the ex
press coming west last Monday, be
came disabled at Wolcott, which ne
cessitated sending to st. Johnsburl
for another engine. The train was de
layed about two hours.
~Invitations are out for the annua
hafYest ball at the American House
#hieh will take place on Tuesda.
/ ezening, Sept. 23d, the first night 0
EEair. All who have attended an,
&c dances gotten up by Mr.. Kelle,
kuoB that they are always first-class
af7IIwe can assure all that this will b,
up q the. usual standard.
"a law suit before Justice Cad
afa o jury, between Woodbury. Tai
alaH and Phil. Talman, in regard t
ae4 tearing of some land, took plac
&c school-house in district No. |
aS7 Friday. Great interest was mani
iced on both sides and the case wa
eQnzinued until late hour in til
n!4at, when the jury brought in a vel
Qletf the plaintiff of $a.and costs
n. q. Fisk appeared for the plant
aIia w. Brigham for the defendant,