Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-25
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No iron has been lald since our last
.s the rails have not yet ar
.;,os They have been heard from, how
aver. and must soon put in an appearance,
Patch has filled his store with well
..,oc,ea aud desirable goods in the line
that his advertisement mcn''ous. No one
,..a 30 out of town for goods in his line.
The Fall term al our academy closed
IN Tuesday Of last week with au exhibi-
,;oo and levee 10 the evening. AL; done
.,cecdiugy well. We append the even
ing's programme:
Soag-vacatiOn is coming, o4sss'
R,citation-Tired Mothers, Julia Bingham
R,citatioa-My Greed. Anna Marsdoa'
SOnq-Step upon the STAIR bene rage
p,c;totioa-The Schoolgirls Soliloquy,
"'''''- Rossie Bennett.
sy.,,;on-Ieft on the battlefield. Katie Patch.
P,citotion-0nly Sixteen, Nora Putnam.
Diologue-The Sewing Circle.
Rseitqtion-Only boy, Gertle Patch
Notwithstanding AGAINST the prone,
"e'''"'''" Belle Page
Plav-Brcad Upon tie Waters.
This two.act play was brought out in
fne style, all the parts baing well sustain
ed Mr.. Chittenden's success as teach
er is becoming proverbial, and We are
DIcssed 10 sote the increased attendance
and the excellent reputation Of his school.
If the residents Of this village would en-
courage 1t by renting rooms or taking
,,ho,,,rs to board, the attendance would
/, ,oDh,eo IN q short time /; OF If a board
N, bouse could be established 10 connec-
tiop with the school, the same euo wou'u
he attained and we think the investment
would be profitable one. The building
lately used By US for a printing ONCE
since sold to Hon. L. II. Noyes-is n
good one for the purpose, being con-
vcuiently located and is large eaough
for the purpose. We make the sugg IS
ton for the consideration Of our citizens,
Tho winter term begins next We'd
ncsday.
Mrs DR.. Kent Mason will deliver u
temperance lecture at the Union Church
this evening. She ectured 10 johnson on
Friday evening. to good audience who
we're will pleased. She has also spoken
at other places in the State. Abundance,
free: but contribution will be made al
the close.
We have now sufficient snow fo'
slcighing, and good prospect for more
But little rain has fallen during the sea
son and the streams and springs arc yer,
low. If wiutcr now locks up the cart
IN its cold embrace, we may as well pre-
pare for a famine before sprin!
shall unlock it.
Central Grange p. Of II. Of this vii
LACE will have a festival on Friday Dec
4,h. Each member has the privilege o
inviting such friends as they chose. TIT
affair promises to be grand one.
Miss Nj. L. Partridge, closed her tern
Of musical instruction, by an exhibition
Of the progress made by her pupils IN tn
parlors of the American" a !arg
number of our citizens attended and wcr
highly pleased with the entertainment.
Several persons, apparently Cor
Frenchmen, have been perambnlatin
through this county selling packages G
goods at $4,000 per package, at whlc
rate they are perfectly willing to take
good note in payment. and have mad
many sales. We have not seen the good
offered, but have been informed by exec
lent judges of goods who have. that the
are an uumitigated fraud. The package
are said 10 contain among other things
$4,000 shawl which our informant say
So would be round price for, and that tn
broad-cloth is nicely finished piece
shoddy, and that from $40 to $50 is
large price for the package. 1t is fa'
that the notes that thOy take are offere
Tor sale to third PARTIES, the ressol
doubtless. that only an Innocent held
could enforce collection, --asd if the who
thing is not "put-up.job" to swindle tt
hard aud honestly earned accumulation
from the people, We are mistaken, and v
hope our citizens will not encourage VIII
appears TO be lot of able.b bodied loa'ers
such business, to the detriment OF o.
hard working local tradesmen
Coon TEMPLARs UNION. The ne
session Of the Lamoille County Go'
Templars' Union will be held with Rel
River Lodge, No. 173 ut Belyidero
thursday. Dee. 10th, OF 10 o'clock,
NJ A lecture may be expected in Z
evening j. M. Stafford.
Sec'y o! Unio