Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

4 AS il is, the Constitution does not poin
out the duty Of half the officers, and ever
that cannot be understood 50 that the
can do duty properly; NWl
|. N. LEBAKos, Secy,
Monday Eve. Miss Farrand lectured
to good house on the Woman Suffrage
question. Her lecture was very good
and very well delivered, but failed t.
convince even most of the womer present
that they would, be any better of with
eufranchisement than without it.
Mr.. Hendee presided, and introduced
The lady, though he said in his introduce.
DRY ren arks that he =" accepted the posi-
ton, not because he endorsed Woman
Suffrage, for as yet he did not, but 'bc-
cause he had been requested so TO do, and
because he was in favor Of free speech,
and willing With other. = to hear and
learn" sA'" '1''" iD' 1910 ~ 1s.z
Tuesday P. NJ. and Eve. the 'aold
Folks" had gay time, In the afternoon
about rs fne singers sohgtegated with .
small audience, and the air was full of
those +"good old tunes, for about three
hours " ~ '' ''+ ,7'''' -. boz
In the evening the number Of singers
increased to about so, covering, together
with the MorrisvilIe s, G. Band, the Gu
tire stage. The hall was packed to its
fullest extent and ii was music, rich mu.
sic, all the evening until ten O'Clock.
America" and "Old Hundred" we're
rendered by the singers and band togeth-
er in good time and in grand style. ~.
Everything connected with the affair
was sail right" The band played e4-
cellently, aud the singing could not be
beat.
Mr.. Bingham certainly is entitled to
great credit in getting up these ''anniver-
saries," and it is hoped that he will al
ways be on hand when the time comes for
their repetition.
Prof. ODER, and Rev. J D. Beenan,
of Stowe, were present and added much
to the interest Of the occasion. @ . .
Mr.. Bingham desires now togive notice
that with another winter will come anoth-
sr Old Folks Sing.
THE following Job was received a
little too late for last weeks paper:
no The Spiritualist Oyster Supper came,
of as advertised Thursday evening, and
was success; everybody seemed to en-
joy themselves. 7a...l l.n.
First, an invocation by Mr.. Cheney;
then music by the Worthwhile s. q. Band;
then, Mr.. Stiles was "wouud up" at about
7 o'clock and didn't "run down" until at
about 81 o'clock then a quartet by Prof.
Ober's troupe; then supper for the. first
time; more music, more supper, short
speech by Mrs. Paul, more music, song
by two little girls which was excellent,
more supper, md then few more pieces
by the band, then--there was lnl for
short period, and then-hurrah! the seats
wer> removed, and such a dance as they
had. People Of all ages and isms, medi-
ums, speakers and spirits, flor aught
know, all INVADED in and didn't quit
'caeiing till about o'clock A. NJ, Friday.
had o good time, (if they did
not they we're to blame), and everything
passed of nicely; the supper was excel
lent, the music good, land enough Of
both. ''''' '''- Is. 81 .'17'-@ ed IN
= ADJouRNNESr.--The Lamoille County
Good Templar's Union is adjourned until
Feb. 22d, owing to the illness
If Mr.. Gushing. @. W. s., who had been
engaged to be present aud deliver the ad-
iress. ''' quo. ",a 10 i4e
d. Stafford, Pres't.
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