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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
fillmore.

The School Teachers in ioUn are
closing their winter terms, most Of them
having taught 10 the entire satisfaction Of
all. ,iome Of the them by their great To-
dusiry. close splieaiiun aud thorough
manner Of teaching have earned for them
selves 40 enyiable reputation. which en-.
tiles them TO more than passing notice
here. Miss Lueller Bridge has taught
the Centre School the past winter, which
is one Of the largest schools in town. and
which is her second term here, where by
constant close apliostion to the discharge
Of the responsible duty a. teacher, she
has taught school that can't be to high
ly spoken of. Miss Ella Danforih Is
teaching at the Poud Village. This
school Is not only the largest school in
town, but the mos; difficult to teach, bu,
this young lady has been equal to the
task aagned her, having gained one Of
the most important point in school teach.
ing; namely, of keeping the large scholars
IN school during school hours. thing the
most needed in this district as any dis.
trlct we ever saw. Instead of the Hotel
and Stores being at all times of day over.
run by pack of noisy boys, they are
all brought to time IN the school room,
where the very best of order prevails, ard
where by her genial ways aud thorough
mode Of teaching, all are unclaimed as by
a magic wand. Miss Daniorlh has truly
won for herself the enviable reputation as
first class teacher. Some Of our best
teachers are teaching out of town. Car.
los 5. Parker is teaching at Wolcott viii
lage, Miss Abby Carter at "Potterville"
village and Miss Kate Doty at Hardwick,
where they are very acccptably teaching
at very respectable salaries. Henry Bal
ley Is teaching in district No. 2 the west
side of the mountain, where we hear a
good account of him, truly good scholar
ship, manly virtues aud highly cultiyat.
ed christian character are requisites of a
good teacher Mr. Bailey is one. Although
left early in life without the aid of Fa-
Their counsel, he early exhibited marked
abilities far beyond his years in all the
business relations of life, and by his great
industry, good habits, many manly vir-
tues ; he has won for himself many very
warm and ardent friends. There are
others that we would gladly speak of here,
but we have taken up more than our al
lotted space, so we will defer .hem until
another time. B.
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cum512lge.
G.. A. r.

The member of Gates Encampment
Post No 10, al their annual election,
chose the following named Comrades, to
serve as officers for the year ensuing:
Post Commander, j. M. Stafford.
Sen. Vice, u. G. Morse.
Jun. +" u. W. Keith.
Adjutant, John +. Law.
Quartermaster.- Geo. NJ. Harrington.
Surgeon'-Hlram Boomhour.
CDaplain-C. D. Gates.
Serg't. Major-H. N. Goodwin.
OF. M. Serg't-H, M. Harrington.
Officer of the Days. w. Royce.
Officer Of the Guard. d. Stafford.
At their last meeting in January, the
Post received visit and an Inspection
from the Inspector General Of the Dept
of Vermont, Captain John j. Balm, Of
Burlington.
On the 9th of February the Post will
have a Camp Fire Rendezvous.
Cyrus 7. Smith, a merchant of Pleas
ant Valley, plead guilty to a charge of
selling the ARDENT" and paid fine and
costs ammountirg to $1400.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07

Charles A. whitney, fTusriy q yohnson
eisd a. hilfoFd, ~. Jan, ltth, asvd nearly 3.
ycaH.
TIE circumstances q his death were parti.
eulariy sd he had been Cor some years sab
jet 10 epileptie cts, and 90 The DAY ofhis death
bad guue With his 10 haul EOol fnom !
timber lol several miles run Milford, 10 q mau
living away out on the prairie, intending to
remain there aud haul for him the rrst II ID,
veek. In dnwing bis frsi load, while passing
through a rayiue within couple Of miles u
his sioPping-place, il SEEMED he ieli in a 81 a.
be was walking behind theWaguu, and falling
face downward smothrrei In the soft earth.
Death must have ensuei long before be would
naturally have c0me to consciousness. His
faithful horses doubtless stopped az tie cry be
always gave waon be tel, as they were ia the
habit Of doing aud stood waiting the word Of
command to 60 on. The load being heayey
soon settled In the son earth, and probably
amer the first hour or two they could not have
started il they wodld, so they stood there Of
necessity until found.
His friends at Nil ford felt no especial con
Germ about him, supposing him to be still out
there at work. and the man for whom he was to
work, merely thought he had disappointed him
so no further search was made for him. lie
was within half mile Of a house, but his team
was In a myine, though five minutes of travel
either way would have brought Il up in sigrt.
Not until Saturday mo ming was he found by
the very man for whom he was 10 work. dis
hands were under him, with his gloves ON and
whip still in his hand showing a peculiarly
easy death, with no struggle or motion It had
been a cold night and his clothes were frozen
the wagon wheels were frozen in and the feet
OF one poor horse were also frozen. Fortunate
ly and almost singularly too, no wolves had
found the body TO mutilate il, though it had
lain there for three days and four nights His
funeral took place the next ~, aud all mourn
ell for him. Despite his affection he was a
general fayorite, being particularly conscien-
tiOus aud blameless young man. His afflicted
friends have the satisfaction of believing that,
though sudden the summons, he was ready to
go.
Communicated by
MATTE W. BAKER.
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Local Matters.
LamOille County Teachers AsSO,
clallOn.

The semi-ahnual meeting Of this As
ISOLATION was held at johnson, VT, Jan,
% and %. 1872.
The meeting was called 10 order by the
President. T. g. Hathaway. First ia
order was the reading aud adoption Of
Sesretary's report Of the last meeting, FOL.
loved BY lecture by Dr.. H1ugh,on Ct
StOve, which was very interesting. The
meeting Saturday was opened by singing
followed by prayer. On motion Of Prof
Mead a committee was appointed by the
Chair. consisting Of two from each town
ia the County, as far as could be repre-.
senied, to make nominations Of officers
and report at the opening Ofthe afternoon
session.
The subject of Rhetorical exercises in
school, how best introduced and sustained,
opened by the President, followed by
h Hon. z. X. Gleed, and others. We next
listened to an essay on responsibilities Of
the teacher, by Miss A. Fl. Caprou Of
Morrisville. which was good. The pro.
gramme for the afternoon was then read
aud the meeting was then adjourned to
lP. NJ.
The afternoon session was called to
order aud opened by singing, after which
the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected For President, +. G.
Hathaway Of Morrisville; LIST Vice Presi-
Dent, j. NJ. French of Stowe; ID, Miss
Eliza George of Morrissvile; Secretary
and Treasurer, L. II Sherwin of Hyde
Park Ex-Committee, Prof. Mead, Miss
Walker of johnson. Miss Capron Of Nor
rissvile.
The discussion of Higher English in
Common Schools was opened by S, II.
Waters. Others followed. The Associa.
tion then listened to an Essay Make
the school-room pleasant" by Miss Ellen
Sallies of Stowe. 1t is something that
every true teacher ought to do, get there
are many school houses in the county that
ID is impossible to make so.
Questions we're then drawn from the
query-box and lively time was enjoyed
by all in discussing the merits and de-
merits of the various questions. The fol-
lowing resolution was then adopted.
ReSolUed, that the thanks of this
Association be tended to DR.. Houghton
for his able address, and especially to
the people of johnson for the hospitality
extended in affordiug free entertainment
The meeting was then adjourned with
out date. E. Ii. SHERwIN,
Sec. of L. G. 7. A.
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NoTIcE.-Ihe Directors of the La
noble County Agricultural and Mchani-
cal Society are notified to meet at the
office of Hon. Geo. W. Hcndee, at Nor
risville, on Saturday the 18th day Feb.
"A. d. 1872, at ] o'clock in the after
noon, to receive and act upon the report
of the committee appointed at the last
meeting of the members of said Society,
70 consider the propriety of forming a
FONT stock association of said Society, and
see what action the board will take with
reference to forming new Society under
the provisions of an act of the Legisla-
lure, approved Nov. 18th 1870, and also
to take deed from Salmon Niles and
Hiram Town for new fair ground, and
pay for the same in accordance with the
vote of said Society, and the terms of the
bonds of said Niles and Town.
E. e. ALLEN, Sec.
Morristown, Feb. Sd, 1872.
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OFnoIRs o. LANoIuE CNT. LoroK-
W. e. TIL. NJ. Sherman.
p. w. C.T.-Mrs. c. NJ. Strong.
". V. T.-Cleora Crowell.
W. S.-H. b. ChafIee.
w. A Sarah Noyes.
W. +. S--Mary Fitch.
W. IA. CObleigh.
W. M. Armstrong.
W. d. M.-Mary L. Thomas.
W o. G.-Augusiin Blais
W. |. &C. l.. Sulham.
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.1IOI1TSJ1He.

/ sfaNf fssffff
Pursuant to letters missive issued BY
the Congregational Church Of Morrissyille
W., Jan. 23d, 1872, an ecclesiastical
council met in the Congregational church
in Morrissville, Jan. Slst, 1872, to re.
view the proceedings of the church aud
society in calling Mr.. V. NJ. Hardy to
become the pastor of the church; and to
examine the candidate in regard to his
fitness aud preparation for the gospel
ministry and If thought expedient to as
sist in the ordination services. Rev. a.
W Wild was chosen Moderator, and
Rev. q. II. French, Scribe. The churches
represented IN the Council, by pastors aud
delegates, we're those of johnson, VOL.
colt, Stowe, Hyde Park, Craftsbury aud
Greensboro, Watervile, aud Cambridge,
we're represented only by delegates. In
addition to these pastors of churches,
Rev. j. Dougherty of johnson was a
men Der by invitation. and Rev. j. p.
Hall of Morrisvlle, Of the Baptist order,
sat with the council as Il corresponding
member. After prayer by the Moderator
the action of the church aud society in
giving Mr.. Hardy a call and his reply,
certificate Of church membership, aud
appreciation as Il preacher Of the gospel,
were laid before the council and approx
ed. Mr., Hardy was them examined
with reference TO his religious expert
ence, his views in entering the ministry,
and his theological belief This exami-
nation proving satisfactory. Mr.. V. NJ.
Hardy was ordained and installed as
Pastor Of the Congregational Church of
Morrisville, on the evening of January
3lst, the public exercises of which com.
menced at seven o'clock. Invocation
and reading the Scriptures, Rev. II.
Herrick; Introductory Exercises. Rev.
j. =. Hall Sermon, Rev. B. f. Perkins /;
Ordaining and Installing Prayer, Rev.
j. Dougherty, D. d. ; Right Hand, Rev.
j. e. Bailey; Charge to Pastor, Rev. Il.
p. Wild Charge to People, Rev. A. W.
Wild; Concluding Prayer, Rev G. H.
French ; Benedicton. by the Pastor. V.
M. Hardy.
All the exercises were of very high
order-the singing, particularly good
and the selections very appropriate. The
house was full, and the best of atten-
ton given through the whole exercises.
The Logde of Good Templars in this
village, on the evening of Saturday. Feb.
Sd, resumed again its regular meetings.
At that time, twelve members were
duly initiated. The following officers
were elected for the coming term
w G T-G. w. Hendee.
WV Miss Ella Gilman.
w TIL. Stafford.
w S-R. H. Clark.
W AS-Mss E. Harrington.
W + S-A S. Keller.
w NIB B. Hawse.
w n M-Mrs. Marcella Stewart.
w | G-Mrs. G. Ii. Loveland.
WOG-S. G. Sanborn.
Z w CD. j. Stafford.
w C-Rev, V. NJ. Hardy.
W R Fl S-Mrs. 4. j. Gleed
W l. Fl S-Miss G. V. Gross.
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./eNery0nys2le.

On the 22d ult., James Bradley,
better known as Jack the Sailor" with
three other Railroad boys, assaulted VIM.
Lucas, bruising him badly. They were
arrested and two were fined seven dollars
each and the other six dollars. The fines
and cost amounted to 5000.
--Chas. B. Baker has COW that gave
birth to calves on the 30th ult.
H J. Perry has been fined the Sec
ond time for selling liquor, making $33,
10 all,
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EatUaG.
FAIRFAX, FEB. 3, 1872.

Il 6bJ/ NtC.
FAIRFAX, FEB. 3, 1872.
EDITOR NEwsDEALER George, sor
of Henry Blake of this place, while slid.
ing down hill few evenings since ran his
sled into the fence of Mr.. NJ. O. Evans
and broke one of his legs besides other.
wise injuring himself
Week before last team engaged in
drawing pressed hay to the Railroad, be.
came frightened and ran and bloomington.
tangled, stumbled and broke two of its
legs, while the driver was gossiping be.
hind with some Of his fellows.
Charles Rugg and William Perkins,
two young men of this village had the
fingers nearly taken off from a hand OF
each while engaged IN preparing fodder
with straw cutter few days ago.
Re-. L. A. Dunn, who was so long the
pastor of the first Baptist church here,
and who, it will be remembered accepted
the presidency of the Iowa Central Uni.
versiiy about three months ago, has re-
turned for his family and to procure en-
dowmeut for the college. He will stay
about here until the middle of April and
then go back.
Rev. Walter Under wood pastor of the
M. Z. Church here, ectured in the church
at Binghamvllle on the evening of Jan.
30. The subject was Temperance.
An exhition is to be given at the New
Hampton Institute by the Social Circle
some time in February.
The types should have read Chas. A.
Brush instead of Chas Bush, in speaking
ing of the loss of horse, in my commu-
nication last week.
X NIcU
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Store.

Store.
The G. T. Union yesterday was a
complete success. Every Lodge in the
County but one was represented.
The Stowe Dramatic Club represent
at the theatre of Mt. ,lansfeld Hotel.
next Tuesday evening, a play entitled
" Fireman" Admission 25 cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
lfOULTO.N BROTHERS q co
vi PATENT WATER TUB ING

Tls PUREsr. CHEAPEST, Hs nssf DURABLE
H1fsT-Coaflaf1r E1uaHa.
.Ta7azfsi - slsaa Po,rssrs Of cSr HusBREb
EEEf ed riN 80 Ecf turff tAfa frc-fn.
II will last iongas the hole b. kept fuii Of va
Ter. si-i lhs. q water In ~ feet u Tubing. Two
inches iu diameter. T. made IL the beet selected
aud kilh dried lumber FROM % O. fsct In length.
Turned ruuu1, wuuud with copper wire. sunk Ia
grooves boiled Ia cal tar. connected with cast iron
couplings, male O. suitany position, TanEued aud
Eruuyed each side ~ water-course,-aut gives per-
ieet satisfaction In every ease a. dr a. heard from.
hPe-flai'-rri ftHg frH %. psrroi lfift 9sriHgs.
Cosis jest OEshuff niHas trss-oarfhs Lsaip,ps
same bore a. Tubing, and a greater saving 90 the
purchaser when inch and il Tubing SEALED for.
Two Zach Tubing % inehhore per foot cts.
ala iiL ."
AZ our Factory, CASH, except in towns where Il
has not been used In such cases onehaif ON deliv-
cry, the balance in thirty days
- Always warranted. q
IL has been tested $ - years IN dry, grayel'y
soil. and found inyaria ily perfectly sound!
II is far preferable % any other conductor the
grounds OF IL Purity, Chcapncss Strength, Ease u
Interpretation, Etc, luo rods per half tun Of the
smallest size. One man can lay 3ug reds per day.
Being small il requires bnt a narrow ditch. Can
cuupie the sizes together without extra expense,
thus making saving by coupling the larger sizes
~ the sinai Ter and getting more volume Of water,
iuT pressure, through the smaller Tubing. For
o1HregiHg SAP dsHrpassts eteTg Other Conductor S
ar-HIlors iciH 90 lrsh 20 Try Il. TESTIMONIALS in
large numbers might be given, space permitted
II unsurpassed for running water to aud through
villages for cellar drains sink drains caves spout
drains startch factories, brewerics, pump tubing,
&c, &c.
In every case In ordering, the pressure should be
specified, the size Of bore the number Of "Ts,n
acute angles and elbows, fwanted Shipped when
desired. Address MOULTON BROS. a co.,
10 johnson, Vt.
For territory n lot included in tho State Of Vermont
address W. T. MoULroN, Worthwhile, Vt.
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1--WE Tu2k.
Morristown, Feb. 3D., 1872.

4 HVUe ZUfR.
'ShC uld auld acquaintance be forget,
And never brouL hit to mind;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And songs of auld lang syne.
"For auld lang sine we meet to night,
For auld lang sine;
! To sing the songs our fathers sang
In days of auld lang syne."
The above we introduce as prelude
to the announcement of grand Old
Folks Sing and Concert which is to take
place at the American Hall in this VILLAGE,
Thursday Feb 18th, day and evening"
the day to be given to rehearsal and the
evening to concert en- costume, to all
Of which everybody is invited, and good
time is guaranteed.
Prof. E. G. Smith, who has given very
general satisfaction as teacher Of music
here, will direct the exercies, and have
the assistance of the orchestra. The book
] to be used on the occasion is "Father
kemp's OLD Folks concert Tunes, and
will be furnished by the Professor. 1t
contains the cream of all the ''good old
] books" that were in use when our fathers
sled in the singing" making collection
OF over sixty peices, compiled by Father
Kemp. The price of admission is so
cents (which includes copy of the book
Those who do not wish to purchase the
book will be admitted to all the exercises
Tor 70 cents. Tickets to concert rs cts.
Prof W. l. Paul's last Public Dance
will be given at the American Hall, on
the 2lst inst. A general invitation Hall
Bill, Sl.OO; Supper, s1.oo per-couple.
Music'-Paul and Ambright's Band.
There will be a Donation visit for
the benefit of Rev. j. G. Bailey, Tuesday
Feb, 18th, at his house in the afternoon
and at the Town Hall in the eve. All
are invited to attend.
liver foot of snow fell here on Sa-
turday.
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TO THE AFFkfcTED,
Probate Not;ce
State of Vermont, Lanoilc District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis 1
on the 9th day Of Feb "A D 1872. ~

u. Small, Executor Of the estate n.
sllas bean late OF Hyde Park in said district
deceased, presents her admnst atiep ncceiint fcr
animation ana allowance, and makes application
Tor adecree of Distribution and pa It'll, 81 the es
tats o. sald deceased. Whereupt il is ordertd by
DC referred to session Of said C,uit t. be held Al
the Probate Office IN said Jt.nscn IN the 2, dava
req. A.D ls72 for hearin paud decisit n tlaretnI
Ana u Is further ordered. that nc tiee hero Of te
gwen 70 al persons interested b, publication fthe
same three weeks successfully in the JamoiIl q
Newsdeaie', paper published at II yde Pall, pre-
vious TO SAID time appointed fer hearing that tbev
may appear Mt said time and place and III, ~
cause II any they may have, why said seccnrt
should not DO allowed, aud such decree made =
BY the Court. Attest, ]. z. rr2r1. Judge.
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I ooKtI ooKn

Ths year EiEatssa Hurdrsd Gse ssssHg one
10 iast drawing 10 q tloss yei a. days ans
l.zhts, feu huurs " aIieruaie lnhor and rsposs
snt the oid gsaf sli BE- amsug lhs thing tiatssrs
It- aars w~ei sud muuthf sill BE- hurs,d 10 ne
yast tustrA hat fUznous ~ All Tine, at "a. ~
era WI iuii ifsoa l,anng stiffness a at us or
uss a.oorlius o. thc nature Il eur acts and fwe
have ~. quiis s'ss ~ 60 he Hark NE raai ysar,
seem make amend ~ commencing he uru year
better aad more approved style, both In toelal
and huraoss ILL.,, and - can cuctIrc ~ no letter
point D. make ttan that ~ rn.stia- an tit asfss,
atusassis 20 ether aaiigsiIsas p0.uptly And this
Ne sh,uit and ulost errtainl, ell q o. d. n rot
oveuuken hy Eme calamity which renders Il
utterly impossible. hare Noticed the shelt eou,.
ihss uf the rae naay Instance q nlus stepping
outside bis manhyod la l.TlIuz % fulfiI disagree
mcuts, and am snartIng to-day foni the ea,cts q
such nou-fulliimvuts. L.oklus az these thiugsAs
they are have concluded t. III my souds for
cash, and for such prices thata ,a,ean lad any
fault 10 say the loa.t rs Iowa yttItrtt,4e In
the coua,y Jr will net be unio 10. uimIls
siN pence Is letter than . sl,ushil -.
My g60iS consist Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHoES and p COo1s.
PLAiDS, GINGBJr alpaca.
Poplin Alpaca, all wool somm,n nels,p,. all
vol, and Cotton aud " \ checks. aud PlIts
NUBlAS SHANLS, DALACRALS
AND ALSO GLOVES and AIITTENS
'C0TTONs, LIGHT aud HEAVY BLEACnRD
{ TTON ALL WOOL, AID COTTON
WOLL SHIFTING CASHMERE.
Tred's, Demins, Tichiag, and Tqnkee
Notions Of all sorts, and alro Teas.
soh Black, JoJana, end Young and
Old HysoR, Cofec, Sugar,
SPICES OF ALL KINDS, TOBACCO.
SNUFF, LARD, DRIED Ap.
Plies, de-, &c.
have good and large assortment Of those
goods which will sell as above for cashier ready
pay. Come and see my goods and Prices
dNDIRN0V F0U BILL NOT 60 AYdY WITH
our BUYING.
b. n. GATES,
Hyde Park, Nov. lsTl. 5lm3
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At No. Hyde Park Feb. LIST 1872 BY Samuel Gin
namon Esq Mr. George G. Guellow of Johnson
and Miss Lueller Harrington Of Hyde Park
In East Cambridge Jan path, by Rev. q. H..
French of Johnson, Mr.. Curtis W. Wilcox to Miss
Mary e. Page both of Fairfield,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated in
the southern part of johnson, and is within fren 8
to miles of three depots Of the Lamoile Valley
Pailroad Said farm consists of 400 acres suitably
sired. There is timber enough on the farm to pay
for it which has never been culled. Stock, farm
ing TOOLS &C., will be sold with the farm If desired.
Old age the reason for sling. For particulars
quire of b. ID. a. ID. FOSTER.
johnson, VT. Feb. lsl 1912. l2tf
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NOR SALE.

small farm, near the village Of Wolcott, con-
tanning IS acres, suitably divided into tillage and
pasturing, with a srall sugar-orchard and plntv of
wood, well watered has good building and is on
the railroad. A very desirable and pleasant loca-
ton for any one in want Of such property. Also !
horse, buggy wagon, single sleiSh, harnesses,
stoves, and many other things such as farming
tools furniture. &c., &c.
II the above property is not sold previOu 10 the
Goth day Of March next, it will be sold at auction
on that day. Apply to
s. GATES,
Wolcott Village.
WOlcott, Jan. 81, 1872 Ilw8
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KNICK.

In Morrstown, Jon. 9th, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. w. Saunders.