Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-08
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

colt. The Uommitteem in. 1. Town. u
tempted to close the school house again'
some worshipers, who believing that thei
constitution guaranteed right Of worship
ing God according to the dictates of thei
own 'conscitnces included also the right {
worship ,chere they had mind to. Nv
suppose) "let il" few dry Knocks upoI
Town, uud 4,cleanct him out"-leavin
him with very much colorcd face as
reward for his unjust attempt to put thes
gospel lights under legal bushell i
is said that. the fail or of this "bold, de
termined band"-Eld. Himes--did no
himself engage in the fstIc part OF tn
worship, any farther than to properly
double his muckle whanger" and init
mate clearly that in contingency, i
should be found weigh,y argument OF
the Lords side ! As sequel to this
triumph of the faithful in a square
stand up fight, (hough we admit they
had rather the advantage in point o.
NUMBER S. being some fourteen to one) W
ought to state that the attempt of the
States Attorney to prosecute them fol
assault and breach of the peace, resulted
as did the pugilistic conflict, wholly to
the advantage of the little church. We
hope that, in the light of this signal vic.
tory ofgrace, we shall hear of no more
attempts to prosecute these or any other
holy men.
The heat, for the past week, has been
intense, and we hear OF great many per
Sons, all about, who have been overcome.
Among these were W. G. Doane, Esq,
Sheriff of the county, who on Friday last
became so affected by the heat as to lose
all use of his limbs for several hours,
On the same d,y, also, we we're informed
by Sheriff Doane II A Waterman, ESQ.,,
of 5ohnson, and three or four others were
so overcome ss to fall from the effects of
the heat. The sun during the day is per.
fectly scorching aud the nights are "mug
gy" But the corn,-gracious, how it
pulls ups
THE Bell Our long expected Bell
has at last been cast, and was shipped to
US, on the 30th ult Subscriptions can
be paid to A. L NOycs, Esq, Cashier.
Our agent, "A, Cobcigh, Esq, is now
making tour through the county. aud
sc hope those who are in arrears for our
paper will be glad to see him. The paper
manufacturer is calling for his BILL and
We need the money.
There was a large turn out at Stone
\ Munay's circus here, Gu the LIST, and
vc did not observe drunken min The
circus gave universal satisfaction.
Judge Adds arrived in St. Adams
n Monday week, and was cordially
rseted by his many friends. His aged
lothcr--about one hundred years old
J sick at Brattleboro, and he spends most
{ his time there.
An insane man named G S. Cowles.
{ Hatfield. Mass committed suicide by
angling himself with a handkerchief. at
he American House. Brattleboro, on Fri
ay week.
Our old State ticket was, Of course,
at Burlington, and Hon.
Iorace Fairbanks and G W Graudey
Tere nominated for electors at large
1t will be seen that ANDY" has sprung
n amnesty proclamation upon the rebels
ssemoled at N. Y, for which. they will,
f course. feel grateful, and will be OBJ
iged to compliment him.
"A. L. Noyes, Esq, and Myor G. S
'age have gone to the N Y. convention
We presume the Major will attend the
military branch. and the 'Sqsire the
chase meeting. Either will be hot.
Dexter Place does Wool CARpINa at
Jsdy's Falls, aud wants to see his old
friends.
Major Lawrence Van Buren,, brother
If late Ex President Van Buren,, died at
Undertook on the Sd inst.
Another destructive confagratiou oc
,urred in Rutland on the first inst. Eight
were destroyed, the loss amount
ng to at least GO 900 dollars. Incendia
.yism seems to be the order there. and
much excitement prevails upon the sub
Get.
The butter market closed in st. AL.
pans last week at 80 to so cents.
"A liquor dealer in Chester has been
convicted of the third offence, and SEN
cuced to three months imprisonment and
$3.50 6ue.
Stowe was the only town 10 Lamoillc
'eprcscntea at the State Convention at
Burlington.