The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
MERE MENTION,

Tho days are growing percepti-
ply shorter.
Harvesting of grain is nearly
c6mpleted.
Mrs. W. +. Clement is quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
Protection to American industry
Is protection to American labor.
VIM. Page sold his 3 years-old
steers last week to Mr.. Freeman of
Connecticut, for $135.
Communion at the Methodist
church last Sunday. One person re-
ceiyed into membership.
Fred Chids has gone to st. AL
bans, having obtained position in a
dry goods store at that place.
The directors of the Fair hope to
have realized enough money to pay
The expenses and premiums of this
year.
Earnest Lutes left town last Sat-
urday, for Woodhaven, N. Y, where
be Intends clerking for Daniel Cob
leigh.
Mrs. Lucinda Matthews and Mrs.
Nancy Terrill, from Cady's Falls have
taken apartments in Cleveland's tene-
ment.
Archambeau, the tonsorial artist
at the Lamoille House, has received
Solne new shaving tools. Drop in and
fry him.
airs. Gertie Joslyn of New York
Il spending a few days in town with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rev. II. A.
BUSHNELL. l---
Frank p. Keller has accepted a
position with Portland shoe firm and
offers his entire stock of boots and
shoes at cost. He says this is no
hllnbng, but he means business.
BY reference to our marriage no.
tees IL will be seen that Presiding
Elder Granger has recently taken unto
himself wife. The dominee has the
best wishes of his many friends in this
section
The Vermont State Spiritualist
! Association holds their next Quarterly
Convention at Stowe, VT, next Fri
dry, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18th,
18th and 10th. A good list Of speak
ers has been secured.
The American Treasury of
FACTS, " compiled by Hon. A. r.
Spofford, librarian Of Congress, and
published BY Messrs. H. II. Warner &
Co., proprietors Of the renowned Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, is received.
This work contains vast variety of
national Statistics, andis of great value
to all who take an interest in Ameri-
can affairs.
The s'religious" lecture at the
town hall Monday evening was not
very largely attended. 1t consisted
merely Of few tricks, some of which
we're very simple. For some unex-
planned reason a large part Of the pro-
gralafae was omitted, especially the
ssraiaiue of a piano clear from the
HoQf nd "the aerial fight" Alto
ee(Her1he entertainment was a "cheap'
Ehe third annual excursion from
Barlineton to New York City and
|, back via Lake Champlain, Saratoga
and Hpdson River, will take place or
Tuesday, Sept. 81. The tickets will
ID good to leave Burlington by steam
III Vermont, Tuesday, 21st inst, tc
arrive IN New York Wednesday morn.
\ llo. z2d, and made good to return al
a ad5 tine not later than Monday 9th
y ff{I lew York, to arrive at Burling
foi. fnesday, 28th. All Tickets mus
2 ll8 s1|a In accordance with above, anC
i limit of time cannot be extended
i 81 &aIied. Fare for round trip onl,
-tEiss Mabel Raymond, characte
! iInz}elSonator, of New York City
J! entertain the people of Hyde Parl
z1nTday evening at the Town Hall
! se| 18th. Miss Raymond comes
III recommended, and we are assured
All will be amused, as there i
, B. zFzHx dry about the entertainment
lS SON, 20 cents; children, Il
m The New Orleans Picdyotn
Y Miss Raymond is versatil
4 I'I|s. of sure merit and culture. Sh
les fII6 real charm that lies in tn
4 qI7V6I of losing herself and becomin
!. ~ aa<acter she represents. In thu
d pm IaIing, she displays the yer
y }l1Hekt order of talent. The chang
IA iIQ,lz one character to another, is ia
=. y hs9le dIIlicult, than giving the entir
" attention to one throughout. In bein
AIl8 10 90 this, she constitutes herse
~ slranatist whose ability must be az
~ kuo4Iedeed."
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