The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-03-10
DAILY STAGE LINE
cen HYDE Park A North Troy.
ABOUT TOWN.


sick with colds.
Rev. Mr.. Bicknell supplied the
Methodist pulpit Sunday.
Potatoes are being CARED at the
depot at 80 cents per bushel.
MIR. F. +. Sawyer, who has been
sick for some time with type of fever,
Is convalescing.
There are, between North Hyde
Park and Eden, over 5000 logs on the
banks and stream.
Sec Vennor's predictions for
March in another column. We have
not heard from Nichols yet.
Mr.. Eben Barnes brought hun
bred weight of very nice sugar to mar
ket Monday. Price 10 cents.
The consumption of fuel thus far
has not been more than three-fourths
what it was last winter at the same
time.
"A few gallons of maple syrup have
been brought into the village by Mr..
Putnam, though few orchards are tap
ped as vet.
Tho Selectmen have mailed cir
cuIsr letters to bankers and institu-
tions for savings regarding the placing
Of the new bonds.
AT Keeler's you can find large
assortment of children's shoes; he
also has few pairs of those pure gum
rubber boots at 1925.
THE Spiritualists of Hyde Park
and Morristown will have picnic Cir
Gle at the residence of Mr.. J. Newland's
at Cady's Falls on Wednesday, March
18th, 1880.
Mrs. Sawyer, owing to the sick
ness of her husband, has been obliged
to give up her work at the Academy,
though it is hoped not permanently.
Miss Vaughn temporarily fills her
place..
1--WE are soon to have two first
class hotels in our village. In addition
10 The "Lamoille House" now open,
DR.. Randall is busy in reftting and
}urnishng the american" preparato-
~ 10 its being early opened to the
public.
Friday last was replete with all
kinds of weather. AS Mark Twain has
it, New England or at least Hyde Park
was brim full of weather, running
over In all directions. Weather of all
kinds, rain, hail and sunshine followed
one another in quick succession, enliv-
ened By an occasional discharge of the
electric batteries in honor, we presume,
of events just passed.
Clarence b. Sargent, who about a
year ago was bound up for forgery and
made bis escape from L. j. Baker
during the night, has been recaptured.
The arrest was made by officer Chaplin
of bradford, N. III. II. G. Lanpher
went to N. Ii. and on procuring
requisition from the Governor, brought
the young man to Vermont. He is
now enjoying a season of quiet in the
comnodious quarters over which
1sIIerb" presides, where he will proba-
bly, remain until his trial at the April
Term of Court.
The school in District No. 10, a
term of thirteen weeks, closed Feb.
9th. Number of scholars "a. Those
having no absence marks are Flora,
Charlie, Arthur, Everett and Oscar
Campbell, Elmer Crowell, Eugene
Woods, Julius Holbrook. Bertran
Hubbard absent 1-2 day. Those hav-
inc no tardy marks are Willie Camp
bell, Palmer and Anna Blake, Frank
Hyde, Bertran Hubbard, julius Hol-
brook, Elmer Crowell, Eugene Woods,
Flora, Charlie, Arthur. Everett and
Oscar Campbell. Jennie f. Harlow,
teacher.
we suppose it is generally we'll
known that editors get married like
ether people, when they get a chance.
\ The editor of this paper has, like
many before him, been led to the mat
rim0nial altar, or in more classic Ian
guage, has been and gone and done it..
Al this writing he is, we presume, en-
joying trip with his bride in the En-
pire State and the appearance of
this ITEM in print will probably de-
pend upon whether his return is prior
b Publication day or not. Poor fell
loW,--he imagines that every wife is
s. i Rosebud and no doubt had Earle's
|appiness in view when he "crossed
HI Rubicon" and concluded to marry.
hy couldn't he take warning by
z6ine of the other editors in Vermont
bert Clark, for instance, whose few
zEfAy locks give undoubted evidence
zII6t all editors haven't succeeded in
ling Rosebud, or Atkins
NE head shows palmer than tongue
tell that matrimonial life has its
81 8 [lHbacks.