Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-17
The Co, Grange Meeting.

&Z dat and arrives At OF. JOnnSDuTy at H.lJ a. NJ.
n The Co, Grange Meeting.
One hundred and fifty ladies aud gen,
smcn o! the Order of Patrons OF Hus-
ndry met as per call, in the hall of the
<hericau Hotel on Saturday last, and
Ire called "to labor" by Frank Wilcox,
ko.. chairman of committee.
Hon. l.. B. Sherwin Of this town, was
sc,e6 Master. after which the following
tsons we're duly chosen to the respective
)%sitions:
D. G. French, Cambridge. o.
b. E. Allen, Morristown, Sect.
n. S. Page, Hyde Park, L.
n D. Powell. Cambridge, 7.
r. Miller, waterville, c.
a. C. Holmes, Cambridge, s.
n NJ. Parker, No. Hyde Park, A. s.
Mrs. Z. G. Sherwin, Hyde Park, L. A. S.
<Eli Wiswell, johnson, G. X.
Mrs, E. E. Allen, Morristown, Ceres.
Mrs, A.. J.. Campbell, Hyde Park, Pomona.
Mrs. Ellen Melendy, Cambridge, Flora.
Several matters for discussion were pre-
HE'D, when a recess for dinner was taken.
The matter Of organizing a County Coun-
was taken up on assembling in the af.
moon, and after discussion the sense of
IL meeting was taken ADD voted down.
b was then voted that a committee of
lee be appointed to call future county
lettings, and the nomination of the CON-
tee was referred to a committee Of enc
bmoer from each Grange in the county,
- reported the following
i. ]. Harris, of Golden Grange;
"a. F. Allen of Gihon Grange;
Henry Smile. of Lamoillc Valley Grunge.
fThis committees tenure Of Office is one
hr. They are to call meetings at their
erection, or upon the request of three
bsters.
County, State and national political
3tters were then taken up and discussed,
a few present, while others, decming
subject not proper to be brought out
. meeting of that kind, remained silent
In expressing their disapproval. BY a
I'D vote the meeting decided to have
n lii committee call a county nominating
bvennon, which is to be an open enc,
to which the farmers generally are to
u Invited.
FThe meeting then closed in due form.
7. Barnum's Great Travelling Worlds Fair.
rhe most memorable event in the
uscment annals Of Hardwick and John
will be the first visit of p. II. Bar
BIS gigantic combination of divers ex-
f@tions, which is to pitch its teemiDg
es of tents at those places as o
IN the Goth and 22d of June. So
~ has already been said aud admitted
riding the pre- 'emine mt superiority, size
extraordinary character of this Trav'
Worlds Fair, ana SO thoroughly and
ligently has printers ink been utilized
Notify everybody of its coming, that
Is need be editorialiy added to insure
largest congregation of people ever
w in this section. The avalanche of
Enrrcnt testimony as to the inaescriba-
proportions and attractiveness Of Bar.
h browning achievement is simply IT.
table. and overwhelms even the self.
Dcuials of would-be, but in compare
Insignificant, rivals. That it presents
j times more of everything worth see-
han was ever before collected in a
Bling exhibition, is equally well known.
SO, it is no wonder, that with its
aerfui Talking Machine, Living Gil
IS, great Sea Lions, Monster Rhinocc-
hundreds Of marvellous Automatons,
Animals, superb Triple Circus Troupe.
airing in two separate rings al the
time, and lnnumerable features Of
notion aud amusement, it everywhere
its vast accommodations thoroughly
ID by countless ,hrongs of eager spec.