Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-21
Hyae Rhrk.

NH-tA "AAAN~ee- -Aus ffeso1-
lsiiOa Of iAis popular DEAN. at the
TOwn-haIl last thursday evesisg. BY the
drsnsasie eiss Of this village. vas a sue
esss..dranssicaIly aud hsaDeislly. Being
the srst sPPearsucs Of the club. asa nat
ter Of course. there we're sOme thing that
could be be,iered BY a scoOod trial. and
ne are pleased 70 snaOubce that the club,
after urgent solicitation. have soscluded
to appear again On Tuesday evening Of
next week. Miss Partridge. Who took III.
part Of Charlotte Woods. the heroine,
did extremely we'll. and showed more
than an average degree Of hi,,rOuie tai.
ent. c. =. Randall. in the part Of lover
add phi.anihropist only needs = little
more spirit and energy to make il CON-
Pleie. The parts Of Mrs. lakewood, BY Mrs
G. l.. Waterman. and Grandmother Rig
glesty. by Mrs. Mars. we're very well sus.
tanned, as vas that Of Neighbor lakewood
BY Capt. W. II. II. Keu6eld. The Capt.
looked and acted the hOspitAble, whole
soulsd Vermont farmer, full of patriotism
aud kindness. to perfection. We esa only
suggest that he put less el0reS and moro
tobacco into his pipe next sine. ar he
rehearses that part part of the play per-
soveringly between now aud the next pre-
senta,ion, We think he will be able to do it. J
THAT swindlin' Crumlett" by 4. G. Crane
though difficult part, was we'll played.
aud that Of BIN" full of rougbishuess
and shrewd Yankee cunning, was done
drown" by Barb Noyes. He also per-
formed another part net down on the bills
or known in the audience. that Of hall
drowned female being carried across the
stage, whereby the Captain got undeserved
praise for the strength of his affection.
Fred n. Keller, as Robert Green
wich, made an accomplished william u,
though little better commiital of his
part will improve it. ii. b. Chaffcc as
Squire Greenwich" cannot be excelled
for acstcrity and a'efM auyustness by
professionals and Mrs. A. V. Wiswell, in
the part of his wife, and Katie Patch his
daughter, plainly showed the results of a
life of his severe training. S. Il. Baldwin,
showed that at least he can look and act
like clergyman, and there can no long
er be any 1oubt iif there ever was that
Miss Gertrude Noyes would make an ex-
celent minister's wife. Miss b. A. Calk-
ms as TIlda, the aflianced Of Crumlett,
proved the oft repeated phrase that wo-
man capuot keep secret, and acted well
her. part while Miss Bell. Page, az the
sister of BIN. perfectly displayed the
commences Of her dislike for her "grand
mother' and Affection for the vllliauous
Bob. Dickson the officer, by Il. P Hill,
,ho.o,,,,i, Ioo,noa /. r., N a..
,o.,. ,.ro all o..,.;.o. =, a..
ao.o.., uo,,:a 3 a. -. 49,
good. Very little1noise was made in ar.
r,,.;nu 1,o aoo,,. w. ..oa. A.
+. III r;1, ). 80 o,, cha :. IT,. :.
,ho srst nro.on,,t;o,
we give inns week announcer INSTALL
ment oil Capt. Fred heelers early exPe'
rienco' as oeiore' IN MS. own language -
hy ia'heT had a nice ne'd OF corn
where the store Occupied % Noyes Bros.
new stands; ana when the corn was near
~ ripe' a bear was heard one evening IN
the held. Father took gun and went
out 70 XIII him' Bur- US II was quite
DARK ne thousht best 10 defer tho stoot'
ing I'LL morning lie tnen went out and
ared' which caused the immediate de-
parture OF Drum Tor parts unknown. 1t
was tracked oJ blood Tor some distance
where the tran was lost; and further
search abandoned. Some two years al
tefward, bears carcas was found about
TWO miles nor'h' ana was judged TO be
the one wounded at TINS Time.
a man lislng at Cady FAILS complain'
ed that the bears were destroying his corn,