The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
MERE MENTION.

Mrs. f. p. Keller is sick with
tbe typhoid fever.
Mrs. S. D.. Prouty fell on Sunday
last fracturing one of the bones of the
mike.
Mrs. Paul will speak in the
church at Cady's Falls, on Sunday,
Oct. Sd.
We were shown a few days since
BIZ Prof. Mcfarland q dish of fresh
bed r%aspberries.
Fred Gauthier has gone to Nor
~risville to work for MI. Shampeau in
bis harness shop.
The editor and wife returned from
heir trip to New York this (Wednes-
day morning, and delinquent sub
scribers are invited to call in and pay
tp.
The oldest inhabitants cannot re-
member a time when tie water in the
Lamoille river was so low as it has
been of late.
IF you want a good independent
newspaper, subscribe for the Spring.
Held Republican. Only 20 cents from
nov to Jan. LIST.
Gushing Nichols came out last
Ueek with a new fish cart. He had
various kinds Of fresh fish, Holsters
and oysters for sale.
There will be preaching at the
Green River school house tomorrow
(Thursday) evening. The service
will commence promptly at Z o'clock.
ii is rumored that the prospects
now are that work on the extension of
the Burlington & Lamoille Railroad to
Johnson will be commenced at an
early day.
Henry M. Noyes opened his
starch factory last week and reports
The prospect of getting a large guam
fity of potatoes, as good. He is pay
ing 20 cts. per bushel.
Miss Abbie Billiard is engaged
as teacher in the higher, and Miss
Mary Smith, of Bakersfield in the low
er department of school for the winter
term at North Hyde Park.
Tile little daughter Of Francis
FTnnegan, who has been sick with
cholera infdntum for a week or two,
died last Monday. The remains were
aiken to Johnson for interment.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Lamoille Valley Fair
Ground Company, which will be found
ID another column, calling a meeting
NJ the stockholders at the Town Hall,
Ii Morrisville, Oct. 14th.
Harrington & Kenfeld, of No.
Hyde Park, dissolved partnership last
&aturday, Mr.. Harrington continuing
tie business. Mr. Kenfeld we under
and has gone to Washington, d. c.,
there he expects to find employment.
Last Monlay a drove of nearly
fhree hundred head of cattle passed
Trough this place. They were owned
III the Fullers, and were on their way
b the southern part of the State,
hero they expect to find a market
81 them.
The following persons have been
ppointed to pay off the premiums of
$50: Stowe, George A. Harris Ell
ore, Norman Camp; Wolcott, Earle
8uyer; Morristown, A. A. Niles,
8yde Park, II. D.. w. Doty +; Johnson,
1 A. Andrews Cambridge, w. H..
Griswold.
"A very pleasant company met at
BE new dwelling of Mr.. G. A. Prouty
this village, to celebrate the four
<eenth anniversary of the marriage of
IN. and Mrs. Prouty. A large num-
~ and variety of presents were pre-
2nted to the worthy pair and their
arts were made especially glad by
t7e presence of friends from far and
nHar, among them being Mrs. j. I.
Nesmith, Of Brighton, Mass, sister of
Ms. Prouty, and her daughter, Hattie.
Tie old folks withdrew at about half
E1Rst eleven, leaving the ''young folks
zE full possession. We understand
I!e young folks, which by the way in
HIldes some pretty old folks, when
slaere is a dance, fingered into the
Fee" small hours, to trip the Slight
{5Htastic toe"