The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-27
MERE MENTION.

Willis Sherwin of Chicopee, Mass,
is spending a few days in town.
There is a cat in town that eats
muskmelon, and appears to like it.
Gov. Hendee takes the guardian
ship of Flora and George Foss of this
town.
-TerIance Finnegan lost a valuable
COW last Friday run over by a freight
train.
&C. S. Page has gone TO market.
Read what he has to say in another
column.
H. J. Lilley has put in a stock of
paints and oils, which he will sell at
reasonable prices.
-Thirty-six couples attended KEEL
ley's closing dance at the Lamoille
House last Friday night.
No school in the senior dept. of
the Academy Monday afternoon, ow-
ing to the illness of Prof. Mcfarland.
A practical horseman says if you
keep a fresh supply of sliced onions in
thc manger it will prevent horses from
having the epizootic.
Acquaintance to ~four-years-old
who had been bitten by some insect {:
s~'IIallo, Bae, how's the horse-fy? 2"
*'Didn't know as 4 horse could fly"
We notice our genial conductor,
w. P~arkhurst, on his old train
again, after an absence of a few weeks
sojour1 in the West visiting relatives.
Mrs. Brown of Irasburgh, will
4pen her millinery store, in the front
of the News office, tomorrow (Thurs-
lav) with a fine assortment Of millinery
Hpods &c.
The Lamoille House is no more q
ulace of entertainment for man and
east. The sign has been taken down
nd the American House will now have
fpll sweep.
REV. Mr.. Royce of Cambridge
viii preach in Union Church next
Sunday, in exchange with Rev. Mr..
Nushnell, who will attend 4 quarterly
fleeting at Waterville.
1.-The management of the st. J. &
II. railroad an excursion to
Boston for 5000. Tickets good for
Wntinuous passage Oct. 26, 27, %,
~, and good to return any time up to
I'd including Nov. I'd.
-Archambeau, the Lamoille House
Mrber, has moved to Winooski Falls,
UIere he will open a shop. W. under
stand a barber from New Jersey has
Zen engaged for the American House
md will be here in a few days.
Last week we announced that
ifyde Park was soon to lose n of its
fHir daughters. While this is true we
Link we are safe in saying the loss is
be made good by the importation OF
least two young ladies to Hyde
Hark-and that in a short time, too.
Dr further information, watch the
Iaarriage notices in the News.
III. E. Tinker, ofHartford, Conn.
i native of this town, has had erected
III our village cemetry a very good and
6abstantial maidstone for his departed
rents. His father, having died in
SIS his mother, in 1874. We con-
1Ider it q credit to the son and our
<snetery. The work was performed
O. II. Foster, of Waterbury, Vt.
The ladies of Hyde Park will hold
Festival and fair in the vestry Of
hon Church on Thursday eve., Nov.
III. Useful and ornamental articles.
de in the juvenile temperance
lion, will be on sale. Cake, ice
efsam, &C., will be served. AS the
aEoceeds are to be appropriated to 6
nnblic enterprise, (the purchasing o.
a1feet lamps) it is hoped all residents
q fhe village will hold themselves re-
a10Dsible for the success of the affair
AT the stockholders meeting O
z& Fair Ground Co., held here thu
f<n, it was voted to deed the proper
q the parties holden to pay thu
d49t, conditioned that if the Compa
az paid the debt before June 1st i
&14 to be decided back to the Society
4Ie stockholders also voted, reques
z|ag the directors to lay an assessment
q $l0 per share on the capital stool
n Day the debt. This we suppose
Ia been done or will be. The deb
- 1000. The deed has been execu
zed and delivered. Hereafter the fair
H|ll pc run by persons now holding
f|ls property and on the plan substan
1lally adopted In Caledonia county,