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

Henry Clary has moved into the
chambers Of the house occupied by c.
II. Stearns.
e. z. Carpenter, Jeweler, has
opened a fine line OF clocks, silver
ware and jewelry.
Mr.. Nathan Mcfarland lost nine
valuable yearling sheep on Friday by
the freight train.
ID. G. Holmes is making extern
siye repairs in his blacksmith and
wheelwright rooms.
John Burnham has engaged to
teach in Dis. No. | Z this winter school
commencing the goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, of st. AL
bans spent last Sunday with their
brother, DIR. Woodward.
Public travel now goes the new
road by c. J. Patch's farm, it having
been accepted by the selectmen.
The ladies will find special at
FACTIONS this week at Mrs. Sweets and
Mrs. Hunts in millinery goods.
The regular communication Of the
Waterman Lodge, No. SO, was held at
their lodge room on Thursday evening.
Miss V. Fitch Closed her very
successful school at Jericho on Friday
of last week, returning home on Sat
urday.
The regular communion services
of the Congregational and Baptist
churches, were held on Sunday after
noon.
The first quarter of the Normal
School closes on Friday, and the
second quarter commences on Monday,
the 18th.
Miss Knowles, who is holding a
series of meetings at Hyde Park,
preached in the Methodist church in
this place on Sunday afternoon.
-Chas. W. Baker raised Is bushels
of corn from 1-8 acre of ground. He
is one of the competitors for the prizes
offered by the State Agricultural Col
lege.
Collector Baker says all taxes I'M
paid on the list of 1879 are to be
collected at once, and he says he does
not expect to spend his time without
pay.
The Misses Wellman have received
some new and very choice music,
which they will be happy to show to
those who may want anything in that
line.
Our village school closes on Fri
day of this week. The Misses Patch
intend giving their scholars sociable
and levee on Friday evening in Town
Hall.
The hour of commencing the
union prayer-meetings on Sunday eve
ming and the prayer-meetings on We'd
nesday evening has been changed from
7.30 to Z o'clock.
The examination of teachers for
the common schools of the town OF
johnson, will be held at Normal school
building on Saturday, Nov. 18th, be-
ginning at nine o'clock q. m. All
applicants are requested to be present
at that hour.
Rev. j. A. Pierce, who has been
enjoying a short vacation, returned
home on Friday evening, and preached
in his church Sunday morning. At the
close of the service there was an inn
mersion at the river below the bridge.
Miss Ida X. Kinds, of Brooklyn,
lady well and favorably known by
many people here, and highly recon-
mended as a reader by Rev. I. L.
Cuyler, will give public reading at
Normal Hall, on Wednesday evening.
Admission, Is cents Normal scholars
and children, 10 cents.
The Republicans both old and
young celebrated the evening ofThurs
day by firing salute of SO guns
burning bonfires, ringing bells, anC
parading the streets, which were bril-
liantly illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms. The prolonged whistle giver
from the engine running Conducto
Renny's train added much to the ell
thusiasm of the occasion.
The second annual meeting Of thu
Lamoille county Sunday-school will bc
held in this place in the Baptist churcl
on Thursday of this week, commencing
at a. m. This occurring at the same
time previously appointed for the Eel
lowship Meetings at the Congrega
tional church, it has by common con
sent been thought proper to postpone
the Fellowship Meetings until Dec
lst and End, at which time (Dec. LIST,
there will probably be an installation
service.
JEEEERSONvILL