The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-22
MERE MENTION.


A-James Whitney was in town last
Monday tuning pianos and organs.
Perry Foster moved into his new
house on Eden Street last Thursday.
Autumn commences on September
ed, at eleven o'clock and four minutes
a. N.
Mr.. Charles Crane is finishing off
the basement of the L. part of his store,
for a grocery store.
"A car is being loaded with pota-
toes at the depot by H. Drown. Price
paid, 80 cents per bushel.
lit Is reported that the st. j. &
L. G. railroad are preparing to erect
q new depot at Hardwick.
Two carloads of stock were ship
ped from this station last Monday
morning by Tinker & Kenfeld.
New blinds have been added to
the Easement windows of the church,
much improving its appearance.
Harrison Grout has rented r. S.
Pages new house below the Catholic
Church, and intends to move this
week.
Quito a number Of our towns
people went to Stowe last Sunday to
attend the Spiritualist State Conven-
ton.
Tile Editor of this paper, accom-
panied by his wife, left town last Mon
DAY morning for a two weeks visit to
New York City, his former home.
Key. Mr.. Wilder, pastor of the
III. +. Church at Morrisville, preached
at the Union Church last Sabbath
morning in exchange with Rev. Mr..
BUSHNELL.
Mrs. Maria Reeve, of Colebrook,
II. H, who has been visiting her rela-
tires and friends in this town and
vicinity for the past few weeks, return
cd home last Saturday.
#. p. Keller has sold his entire
stock of boots and shoes to w. G.
Max6eld of this place. Frank wishes
OH who are indebted to him to call and
settle their accounts Immediately.
Quite a number of our people
have taken the benefit of the cheap ex-
cnrsion TO St. Johnsbury, and are at
tending the Caledonia County Fair,
which Is being held there this week.
Fare for round trip 80 cents.
The mixed train which has stop
ped here over night during the sum-
men. apd express which passed here at
At IN the afternoon were both
discontinued last Wednesday, and a
= tinle-table issued. The e ar
r~anQenent does not change the time
OF the other trains.
THAT small boy in this village who
swallowed a quarter of a dollar last
Tuesday is a~nxiously waiting for specie
circuIation -Caledonidn. The small
boy III our village, who swallowed the
same mount one year ago last Febru-
arr. has waited in vain-no circula-
zion.
The Lamoille County Medical So
cietg Will hold its annual meeting at
the american House, Hyde Park,
Monday October 4th, at / o'clock p.
n. Fapers will be read by doctors
Hall, Morgan, Hendrick and Boynton.
Report of cases. 1t is hoped that all
win BE- present, as there is important
business to attend to, besides the
election of officers.
We have received from o. Ditson
Il GO. o half-dozen good pieces of mu-
sIe AS to the campaign songs, the
ozc ID our side is all right, and the
ozbzr loo good for the party. The
aan1S are s'Garfeld's at the 'front.'"
H1ncock, Union and Liberty" and
have met, loved and parted" the
I<k with handsome Lithograph title.
them there is the eloquent "Bella
Ho1os Polka" by Waldteufel, ''Hearts-
~ Eavotte," by e. c. Jones, and
+ xsfy pretty "Valley Waltz" by a
Young composer. Also a welcome
e1SY of the weekly "Musical Record"
all musical people will like to
md play from.
BIiss Mabel Raymond, favored
MI people with an interesting inter-
<~aiaspent Saturday evening. She held
~ Mention of her audience well from
80 1rst, and many renderings were
lived with hearty applause. Her
Mauan's Rights lecture was full of
f]a and fairly bristled with points and
taH& offs on both sexes. Her render
fa8 e " Helen's Babies" was perfect
snd u entirely natural, that we were
islAllaed to accord to it the first place,
HalIs others thought her representa-
zieA " Constance in King John bore
" ~ palm. Her voice however was