The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-07-21
MERE MENTION.

MERE MENTION.
mo change in the railroad time
table yet.
Perry Foster has commenced ex-
eayating a cellar for his new house.
Mrs. Buxton and daughter, of
Worcester, Mass, were in town last
week.
The 8 and 10 cent store closes up
next Tuesday night, so now is your
time for bargains.
Only fifteen were present at the
Temperance meeting last night, owing
perhaps to the rain.
AS Rev. Mr.. Bushnell will be alb
sent next Sunday, a sermon will be
read BY Prof. Mcfarland.
All our readers should read Gen.
Garfelds letter of acceptance, which
is printed on the last page of this
issue.
y. @. A. Crosby and wife of &C.
dar Falls, Iowa, are spending few
days in town; the guests Of G. L.
Waterman.
-Rey. II. A. Bushnell and family
are camping out on the lake shore at
Georgia, where they propose to spend
their vacation.
'The Lamolle Valley Fair Ground
Company will hold its next annual
fair "Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
tenlber 8th and 9th, 1880.
"A. p. Whcelock and wife, and
Miss Emma Wheelock and f. A.
Wheelock all Of Boston, are among
the quests of the American House.
They will remain several weeks.
-Republicant town caucus Saturday
night. In addition to the election Of
deiegates to the county convention a
Garfield & Arthur club will be organ
lied. Let there be large turnout.
Tho courts committee on the pro-
posed change in the Boardman hill
and meadow roads had another meet
inc last Thursday. Nothing further
other than some surveying was done.
W. E. Clement has purchased
the stock and trade Of the late S. II.
| Rutherford Of Morrisvillc and will take
possession at once. f. p. Keeler will
have charge Of the Hyde Park store
for the present.
Green apples, which tempt the
small boy to death, have arrived
There IS as much real misery to the
square inch in the green apple as in
any known fruit. Wise children will
not lock upon the apple when it is
green.
-Thest. Johnsbury & Lake Cham
plain Railroad Co. have purchased 300
tons Of new steel rails which they in
tend to lay this summer, commencing
at st. .Johnsbury and working towards
Danville.
correspondent of the Burling-
ton Clipper writes from Hyde Park { y
that the general verdict is that Mr..
White of Eden should be reelected
| Sheriff. This will be news to tie
residents of Lamoille County, as ii
has been generally supposed that Jonas
Stevens was Sheriff.
At the Democratic caucus held at
The Lamoille House last Saturday
evening, G.. l.. Waterman, A. p.
SnaIIey and j. f. Kelley were elected
delegates to the State convention. A.
T.. Noyes, w. Brigham and F. p,
Keelef we're chosen alternates. Mr.
Waterman made q few remarks rela
tive to the recent Cincinnati conven.
ton.
The 18th annual meeting Of the
State Teachers' Association will bC
held at Bellows Falls August 4th, 5tl
and 9Th. Prof. Crippen Of johnson
will read a paper the second ola.
on Ought teachers to be examined
BY teachers, and ought teachers to b.
licensed for life" As the programme
Is d very interesting one all teacher
should endeavor to be present.
The job department of the New
establishment is at present engaged o.
i book compiled by Prof. Crippen o
the Johnson Normal School. 1t is en-
titled THE Constitutions of the Unite
5lstas and Vermont, with References,
md Il will be a very useful and hand.
Dur facilities for doing job wor
IVe been increased and we can no.
81 IIxat~class work at very low rates
Hero is just one absurd thin
tic census law, and that is n
|I1In4 the enumerators to spend tv
Is i NJ the court house, waiting IL
6I1ja 10 call and make corrections
Ilz6yenine out of every hundred d
81 4fe about the thing at all, M
s>lIls IzIt go across the street for tn
III|ose, much less spend a whole day
1I|IIE Il 90 to the court house to mai
az 0lfrections,