The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-11-10
MERE M IGNITION.

We are to have some street lamps
ii This village.
Richard Miles lost a horse last
week cause, epizootic.
DENOMINATION of teachers at the
academy next Saturday.
We would like some good dry
bard wood at this Office.
The fall term of school at the
academy closes next Tuesday.
Quarterly Meeting at the NJ. f.
church next Saturday and Sunday.
Politics will have rest as soon
as the returns are sufficiently discussed.
"A scarcity Of hay, says one of the
wise ones, is never followed by hard
winter.
Mrs. DR.. Hendrick is spending
few days at Montpelier with Represen-
fativc Hendrick.
The Democratic flag, which has
heen left to the mercy of the winds
since the recent election, was torn
into shreds by the storm Saturday
light.
H. A. Bailey, c. S. Page and
Mrs. Nelson Keller are the delegates
from Union Sunday-School to the
County Convention to be held at John
ION tomorrow.
81 Samuel Wiswell set a trap for a
skunk one night last week and the
next morning found fore leg in the
Trap, Mr.. Skunk having amputated
u during the night.
Judge Small is somewhat of a
Mathematician. Any of our Demo-
ratio friends by simply telling him
1heir age, may learn what was the
cause of Garfield's election.
we have COW. Don't know
whether she's Jersey, Durham or
an Alderney; but we do know she's an
edter. If she was an editor she might
live on paste and promises.
Chas. Burt's threshing machine,
of Stowe, was set up at Jack Sargents
Monday morning by VIM. Demois and
Reter Mclean, and the same day 301
bushels Of oats were threshed out.
A pretty good days work.
Geo. Goodrich, the man who re-
Gently eloped with the young daughter
of Geo. Thompson, was arrested at
North Troy and brought to Hyde Park
yesterday. A hearing will be had be-
fore Justice Whitney Saturday.
The new barber at the American
House is first-class workman. lie
has worked 16 years at the business,
several summers of which have been
az the prominent watering places adj
jacent to New York. Give him a call.
Frank Nichols, having done that
which every young man should do, got
married, paid the cigars, apples, &C.,
for the boys Monday night at Lilley's'
He has rented apartments in Charles
Cranes house on Prospect Ave-, and
gone to housekeeping. Congratula-
Gems, Frank, shake.
"A series of meetings, under the
Charge of Miss Mary Knowles, of East
Farnham, z. O., were commenced in
Dnion Church last Sabbath, and will
continue every evening, except Satur.
DIX, until further notice. Miss Knowles
Is very earnest and interesting
! eneaker and no doubt great good viii
BE- the result of her labors. These
lettings are not confined to any par
tlEplar denomination, but are open tt
d|E no matter what their religious
axaference may be. We are sure every
I S5dy will be welcomed.
The festival given by the Juvenile
appearance Society at Union Church
1t Thursday evening was success
6aancially and otherwise. There wer'
~ special exercises, other than tn
cling of few temperance songs. 4
3Hnber of articles made by the Societ.,
tfe disposed of at auction. Mrs
l7nehnell receiving the largest humble
8 votes was presented with bed
aIIt. Refreshments prepared by tn
Les of the village were served dur
~ the evening. The proceeds, abou
are to be used for the purchasin
etreet lamps.