The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-29
MERE M ENTIoN.

Installation of Grange officers at
their hall next Saturday.
The annual dance at the Ameri-
can House comes off next Friday night.
School at the Academy closed
Friday afternoon for weeks vaca-
zion.
Good dry hard wood, price to
apply on subscriptions to the News,
Wanted at this office.
Mrs. Brown has moved her millin-
ery establishment to apartments
b j. F. Kelley's building.
The annual meeting of the "Union
Meeting House Society will be
beld at the vestry next Saturday, JAN
nary 1st. 1881
-Walton's Vermont Register for
l68l is out. 1t is printed from new
fSpe, and has anew map. 1t should be
b every family.
Half fare to those attending the
fhamplain Valley Poultry Associa-
Don exhibition at Burlington, Jan.
II tn to the 18th, 1881.
Philip LaPage, for the past Z
Years clerk in Montreal, is spending
i few weeks in town. lie intends to
CART for the west soon.
Rev, Father McCauly, of Fair
Held, oiiiciated at the Catholic Church
hst Sunday. Services will be held
neXt Saturday and Sunday.
We expect to give the readers of
De News next week large supple
iDent containing all the acts Of the
{eccnt session Of the legislature.
With the new year the Intcrna-
hOnal Sunday-school lessons change
&Dm Genesis to Luke. The lesson for
ext Sunday is "Zacharias and Els
beth" Luke /, 5-17.
Last Friday night Mrs. Silas Keel
II, while going down stairs caught
Len heel and fell to the bottom. She
*Has quite badly bruised besides re-
fNlhS sptalned ankle.
Representative 'Hendrick returned
non Montpelier Friday night-the
Legislature having adjourned that day.
c hear only one opinion as to the
Doctors legislative work. He has
prned the reputation Of being care
~, painstaking legislator, and one of
i bonn our town has good reason to be
Hfoud.
-IIezekah Jones, for two years
photographer to G. 5. Page, received
~ week an offer Of $1,000 per annum
ON Colorado Springs, Col, (the
INC place where A. A. Adams is)
I'd has accepted the same. He went
q Troy, N. Y, Monday, where he
vii leave his family for the present,
and intends starting forthe west about
Japuary LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
dlniDg their stay here made a
laige number Of friends who wish them
good luck" in their new home.
We call the attention to the adj.
fertisement of Henry r. Mack, o.
Hardwick, dealer in marble and gran
ite works. Mr.. Mack has been in the
II siness at Hardwick twelve years, dur
illg which time he has built up goo(
ffpde-the result Of good work at low
prices and letting the people know tina
Ae is in business by advertising. His
arrangements for furnishing granite O.
z11arble from any quarry enables him t.
we any shade of color and quality o
siock a customer may desire. Civ
IN call by all means.
1.-The Christmas tree at the town
hall last Friday evening was success
1i1every respect. An exercise, eth
E Morning STAR" prepared for th
Jopnger scholars was very interesting
aswas also the Rotations of Misse
Icy and Dottie Keller. The mum
Der of presents was unusually large
tNo trees on either side of the stag
1flng loaded down with gifts, AM
nearly everybody present seemed t.
nave been remembered by the Sunday
scaool or their friends. Everybod
appeared happy and the event was on
long to be remembered. The ever
zffen decorations added not little t.
the.pleasantness Of the occasion.