The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-06
MERE MENTION.


MERE MENTION.
Indian summer is now the only
hone between us and the winters cold.
These are the saddest days in the
wear the stove pipe has come again.
Clement has a closing out sale
this week. He intends to move next
week,
I'VE understand efforts are TO be
made to secure an evening mail from
Burlington.
Mrs. w. f. Clement and little
barry are still quite sick. Mrs. F.
4. Keller is improving slowly.
This is just the time to gather
AUTUMN leaves for interior decorations,
Before the rains and frosts deprive
hem Of their beautiful colors.
Central Grange will hold a field
Meeting at G.. NJ. Sherwin's, on We'd
nesday, Oct. goth, 1880, at ten o'clock
d M. A large attendance is desired.
-Dea. Sherwin left at this office
the other day four apples which weighed
,hree pounds. They were raised on
his farm and are of the Alexander va
ety.
THE receipts of the Hyde Park
post-office for stamps, stamped envel-
opes and postal cards, sold during the
itree months ending Sept. 30th, were
S351.09.
REV. H. A. Bushnell preached in
@'Ie school-house at Green River last
Thursday evening. He will preach
there again next Tuesday evening,
Oct. 18th.
w H. II. Kenield and wife re-
med yesterday morning from a weeks
ls6journ in the estate of Fletcher"
aad the Captain may now be found on
daty at his office.
The ladies of the Spiritualist So
Getty will meet at Mr.. 4. II. Shaw's
friday afternoon and evening Oct. 9Th.
Music furnished for dancing for 10 cts.
each. All are invited.
Advertised letters Myron Amb-
Ter, 3; c. II. Benton, l; Levi H.
Cole, l; Miss Sadie Harrington, l;
Carrie Patch, /; Mrs. G.. II. Vibbert,
Yrs. S. A. Vibbert, 2.
Business men will find this a good
t1IHe to plant their fall advertisements,
"a purchasers are now on the lookout
III bargains in the various articles
made necessary by the change of tenn
nature.
-. b. Sherwin commenced yes
ferday the building of q new school
house in the Griswold district. 1t will
Be 24x30 feet and is to be located at
The junction of the r. G. Barnes and
RIchard Hooper roads.
Representative Hendrfek of this
town and Representative Booth OF Mor
ristown, left yesterday for Montpelier.
Yhey drove down together and intend
return home every Saturday, going
LEX to the Capital the following Mon
VIM. Page has a pair of steer
YES 6 months old which, four weeks
10, weighed 615 lbs. They were
~ Oh the scales Tuesday and weigh
% 775 lbs.-a gain of 160 lbs. in
exnctly four weeks. Who can beat
It'd?
Attention is called to the writing
sehool advertisement. Mrs. Manning
has canvassed the village and met
lib so much encouragement that she
HIIl commence a course of lessons at
~ Academy tomorrow Thursday
ching at Z o'clock.
The repairing of the town house,
6deupied by Wellington Burr, has
zen completed, and when painted it
vi be a decided improvement on the
90 rookery, which it was before being
axefhauled. l.. B. Sherwin superin-
tended the rebuilding.
-At the annual Sunday-school
e|sction held in Union Church last
Sanday H. A. Bailey a elected
9Perintendent; L. Ii. Lewis, Asst.
S7&t. /; Mabel Noyes, Treasurer; Cors
Thanks, Secretary /; Emma Fergu-
son, Asst. Secy. /; Sovestia Farrand
ovarian.
II. E. Sawyer has had the mis-
19z1nne to lose quite a valuable horse
49, let it to one Watkins last Sunday
WA returned with it about IL p. m
I1e horse appeared very much ex'
nslzsted, and it was difficult to get /
Ito the barn. 1t died within thre'
lIpars after reaching home. Th'
19Hfts will doubtless be called upon Il
decide whether or not the driver wa
e 7Anlt.