The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
WORTHWHILE.

"A nag pole has been raised near
the bakery.
II. G.. blossom intends TO 90 TO
Topeka, Kansas, soon for his health.
Walter Bailey, who has been in
Peoria, H., the past year, has returned
home.
A. A. Webster has taken Tie
place of Mr.. Tubin in Iammoud's
meat market.
The time for the usual Sunday
afternoon prayer-meeting will be seven
O'Clock after this.
The Ladies Circle will meet at
the Congregational vestry this (Wed-
nesday) afternoon.
The Republican town caucus will
be held at the Town Hall on Saturday
evening, September 4th.
School at the Academy opens to-
day "wednesday. There are pros
pests of very good school this fall.
Frank p. Robinson, the photo
grapher, returns from Stowe on Mon
day of next week and will reopen his
rooms here.
The new principal, Prof. ID. NJ.
Dustan, Of Peterboro, n. H., and the
new preceptress, Miss Nora Baldwin,
have both arrived.
Addison Hill, who has been home
on visit to his parents, returned to
Chicago on Monday, where he is chi
| ployed in a spice mill.
The Reform Club will resume its
meetings on Friday evening of this
week, at the Methodist Chapel. All
members of the club and all others are
invited to be present.
Mrs. Cyrus Woodward has re-
turned from Plymouth, n. H., and is
packing up her things, as she leaves
for Chicago soon to join her husband,
who is in store there.
Several from here went to John
son on Wednesday to hear Gen. LIar-
riman speak. The Gen. was delayed
and did not come in time to meet his
engagement, but several remained un-
til evening and felt well paid.
Coy. Hendec has taken the stump
in this county. lie spoke i'll Stowe,
Thursday night, Eden, Friday night,
and Hyde Park, Saturday night. Sey-
eral from here went to Hyde Park on
Saturday night, as free tickets were
given them to go and return.
"A good delegation from here at
tended the Republican Rally at Stowe
on Thursday evening. One four-horsC
load and a large number Of single
teams went, and all returned satisfied
that they had heard the truth from
Gen. Hartman and Gov. Hendce.
The 1870 freight going west was
several hours late Saturday. Upon
arriving here a flying switch was at
tempted, which, for some reason OF
other, resulted in throwing one cal
| from the track, breaking in the ends
Of several others and crushing scycra
hunters.
C. l.. Rurke's new block, on Port
land Street, is raised. This new
building is to 0e a great addition t.
the village. The first floor is to bt
used by Mr. Burke for o drug store
and the second floor is to be finished
for public hall, when we shall have
Town Hall, Academy Hall, Grange
Hall and Burke's Hall.
Col. e. L. Whitney, proprietor o.
the Green River lumber and box mill
died this morning. He came back
from Virginia last week, and was
taken sick at the Vermont House in
Morrisville. He was found in an in.
sensible condition in his room the
morning after his return, and contin'
ued in a stupor the rest of the time
till his death. The attending physi
clan thinks he had paralytic shock
The Colonel was n good citizen anc
will be much missed.
Enough money was raised on Fri
day and Saturday to purchase a cam
paign flag for the Republicans Of the
town. The flag has been photographed
for and will be raised on Thursday
evening of this week. Some powder
has been purchased and "Black Bet.
sey" will be heard from. The Grand
Army Post will have grand torch
light procession and speeches will be
made by Gov. Hendee, Judge Powers
and others. An A No. time is ex.
pected'