The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-08
MERE MENTION.

NNS".
Can your fruit while you can lea-
sonably.
School commenced to day with a
good attendance.
Mrs. c. n. Crandall is visiting
friends in New York.
Most of those who use coal are
laying in their winters supply.
--Kenfield and Tinker shipped one
carload of stock Monday morning.
The Advent Camp Meeting COM
mences tomorrow in Shaw's grove.
Miss Maria Reeves, of Colebrook,
N. H., is in town visiting relatives.
--Remember the fair next Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept. 8th and 9th.
Miss Gertrude Patch returned last
Friday to school at Greenwich, r. /.
The corn crop is excellent, and
the foliage never looked fresher than
now.
Election next Tuesday. Let
there be a general turnout of Repub-
leans.
Miss Crosby of New York, is
spending few days at Alonzo Cob
]eigh's.
w. II. Town, of Boston, Mass,
is spending few days at the Lamoille
House.
Ill. NJ. Noyes shipped $4,000
pounds of butter from this station
Monday.
Miss Flora Vaughn has been en-
Gagged to teach the school at South
Woodbury..
Mrs. Sumner and children, from
Hrooklyn, n. Y, are in town, visiting
". ID. Fitch.
3 Grace Hyde, with several of her
Young friends, had a picnic at Eden
Fond last Thursday.
The Selectmen have built new
stone drain and put in a watering
trough at the town pump.
Attend the Republican caucus at
the Town Hall Saturday evening.
Speeches after the caucus.
Beer on ali average contains but
one per cent of nutritive matter, while
milk contains nearly twelve per cent.
Ed. LaPage and Bert Crane have
given up their st. Johnsbury jobs.
Reason, too hard work, and too little
pay.
When merchants advertise in
these columns, remember they want to
see customers and have bargains to
give.
Whosoever you may vote for this
fall, vote in accord with the dictates of
your own conscience, as becomes a
freeman.
ANY man who would sell his vote,
or vote against his convictions of con-
science, is not fit to live in any civil
lied community.
There is quite a scarcity of water
at present; several families from the
uest end of the village are obliged to
pstfonize the town pump.
Mrs. C. M. Strong who has been
visiting in Poultney, her former home,
and Vicinity, the past two weeks, re-
turned home Monday evening.
The heaviest rain of the summer
4 begun to fall here on Saturday evening,
6bout Z o'clock, and continued without
much Interruption through the night.
e w. Currier, of No. Troy, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress, and
Henry Smile, of Cambridge, Green
b1ok- Democratic candidate for Sena-
1/f| we're in town Monday.
Rev. j. G. Bailey of Windsor,
81. preached in Union church Sunday
ling and evening. Communion
4 rs held at the close Of the morning
4Ice, at which one person united
IEh Che Congregational Society, on
lesion.
The Republicans of this town held
q IIIeeting at the Town Hall last Sat
IIIl16F night, at which addresses were
I6f8 by Ex-Governor Hendee and
j. H. Warwick. A heavy rain
W at the time of meeting no doubt
1onted large number from atten-
1IH& AS it was however, the hall
nell filed and the addresses were
received. We regret that we
not space to publish Mr.. Hen
speech, which was taken for us
Lenographer Jones, to whom we
I'D thanks. The platform was
@|hlly decorated with flags, flowers
Hl Ghinese lanterns, which were ar.
eel by lady friends of the party
aISe eagle rested on the speakers
14hIe4 surrounded with boquets and
plH|it while at the rear of the plat
161N lung portraits of Garfield ant
zE1H!Ir, decorated with flags. Thc
i4eozations presented very handsome
apE|e4rance and were emblematic o.
f|lSt1arty which desires truth, justice
aI|Q pal rights for all.