Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-10
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TuE Woo9's ORGAS.-lfi the organ re-
Gently Purchased By the Lodge Of Good
Templars in this village is "a fair sample
Of the organs made by Geo. Woods & Co ,
at Cam5ridgeport, Massachusetts,, they
make a superior instrument This one,
though not high priced, has wonderful
power. excellent tone, and a variety OF
effect rarely produced in one Of ITS size.
and is enclosed in an deliberately made
case Ii gives excellent satisfaction.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
NJ. +. Church, on Saturday and Sunday.
AT au adjourned meeting Of the La.
noble Central Academy Association held
Monday evening. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
Rev. j. G. Bailey, President; c. S.
Noyes, Secretary aud Treasurer +. b.
Sawyer, David Randall, Geo. l.. Water
man and C. $. Page, Trustees.
The thermometer indicated a degree
Of temperature 20 = below zero Sunday
morning. A high wind prevailed during
the day m.king stay out-ot-doors rather
prccurious.
Work on the r. Il goes vigorously on.
DR.. Houghton has been engaged to
speak in this town, Morristown and Stowe,
during the ensuing year. He speaks in
Stowe on alternate Subbaths, the rest of
the time is divided between Morrisvil!e,
Cadys Falls and Hyde Park.
Regular preaching will now be had
at the NJ. f. Church in this village, a
pastor having been engaged to take the
place Of Mr.. Halpeny.
--Chas. Crane is building an addition
to the rear Of his Store extending back
90 feet. He is largely engaged in the
coal ard iron trade. The addition is
needed for that purpose.
Mr. Davis, one Of the Engineers
assistants, cut his right ANGLE severely
while splitting kindling wood, yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Keclcr will return to Minnesota.
on Monday next.
-SIeighing was never letter than now
in is this vicinity, though it is reported
bad west Of johnson.
Samuel Summer, Esq, who was in.
jurcd by being ran over, has nearly re.
covered.
The meeting was adjourned one week
when the general bushes will be transact
ed. Ii is hoped TINT all the members of
the Association will be present
The resolutions referred to last week
passed by the Teachers Institute are CIV
en- below -
Whereas, The State Of Vermont, the
Secretary Of the BoorG Of Education, the
Conductor and Instructors of the lhsti-
tute, and the people Of Hyde Park, have
united in expressing their appreciation of
trained teachers. and by furnishing them
this much.needed opportunity the better
to lit themselves for the duty of their pro-
fession, therefore
Res0iecd, That, we, the teachers of
Lamolle Co. feel that this Institute will
be Of substantial value to us, by enabling
us to impart better instruction than ever
before to those committed to our care.
Resotoed, That we tender our thanks
to the Secretary Of the Board of Educa-
ton, to Prof Kilc, Miss Clark, Miss
Bromley and Miss Taft, for their earnest
and excellent Instructions, and for the
kind and agreeable manner in which these
Instructions have been presented.
That we express our sense of obligation
to Dr. French, Prof .Kilc aud Prof. Hath
away, for the interesting and able lectures
which they have given to the Institute
during its session. ID.
ReSolcel, That the thanks Of this In
sttute be rendered to Col. g. B. Sawyer,
and Rev. j. G. Bailey, and the people Of
Hyde Park generally, for the insterest
they have manifested in the cause of
education and for the generous hospitality
which they have extended to the teachers
of this Institute.