Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01


The Masonic celebration of St. Johns
Day at Stowe was largely attended. The
weather was delightful and the display i'm,
A procession was formed at IL
under the direction Of A. j. Brown,
of Waterbury, chief marshal. Mount ri.
on Eucampmont, of Mortified l. l.. Mack,
commander, led by the Mortified band,
formed tho escort, and was followed by
visiting lodges and the Grand Lodge of
Vermont, headed by Halls band of Bos-
ton. After marching through the princi-
pal streets, dinner was served at the MI.
Mansfield Hotel, after which the public
took place; with Henry Clark of
Rutland, president Of the day. After
prayer, by Rev. Edwin Wheelock, of
Cambridge, the Hon. Park Davis of St.
Adams, delivered an eloquent address Oh
Masonry, which was received with hearty
applause. Some FIVE hundred Masons
formed in the procession, and marched to
the Town Hall, where the services of the
day were concluded.
FRrGHTFUL ACCIDENTS. G. Cutting
was kicked In the abdomen by a stallion
on Sunday last at about 0 A. NJ, while
in the pasture belonging to Geo. Harris in
Stowe. He was taken TO Mr.. Harris
house where he remained till Yesterday
morning, when death ended his sufferings,
which were terrible almost from the first.
A pos:.mortem examination showed no
internal rupture, and his death is aScrlbed
to inflammation, which the most determined
and skilful efforts could not stay. His
funeral will BIZ attended to-day. Anoth-
er sad feature in this case is the fact
that Tomorrow, had he been alive and
well, he would have been married to Miss
Caroline Robinson, a daughter of John
Robinson aud avery estimable yeuDg lady.
Bruce & Ladd commenced on Mon
day last to run a semi-daily stagebetween
Waterbury and Morrisville. It leaves
Waterbury on the arrival o. the mail
train from the north and arrives at Nor.
r~isvillc 10 season to connect with the nix.
ed train on the P. & 0. going east i; re.
turning arrives at Waterbury in season to
connect with the day express going north
on the Central.--A good arrangement.
Alfred Sargent, instead Of Horris
Sargent, was the boy who left town q
short time since, and the team was pro-
cured Of Mr.. Bruce, Of Waterbury, instead
of Brucc & Ladd lie was at Shefford
p. @. when found. He is in the hands o.
the court end awaiting the termination o.
so f%ruitless an attempt. His christian pa
rents have the sympathy Of the community
Rev. Mr.. Hardy returned TO Stove
last Wednesday with his bride. He ha'
the congratulations of his people, fer max
ing so choice a selection, and may theil
lives be one continual honeymoon.
The substantial nnd commodious stonC
wall, and side walk, being built on Sunse
St. is the pride of that community at pres
ent.
The Thermometer ran as high as 8,
here last Sunday. The heat was intens'
and the sudden and extreme changes whicI
occur week after week are astonishing.
Mrs. Dora Stiles is in town to spent
the ummcr.
Key. Mr.. McAun--the new presidiu
elder of this district, oficia'ed at tn
quarterly meeting at the NJ. L. Churc
last Sabbath. ....
D. S. Moulton had a hand bad'
bruised by the explosion of a rocket Will
assisting in the fire works last Wednesda
evening.
a series of meetings were commence
at the Brook district last Sunday and
is proposed to start a Sunday School ther
If desired.