Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

hides on Friday 10 Boston hrn.
Capt. Ken6cld has decided to locate
il Hyde Park. and has rented an office
over Noyes Bros. store.
p. G. Cleayoland's new tenement
house ON Main Street, is now full, having
been leased b. Dr.. Hendrick, Prof. Chit
tcnden, Captain KeaGeli and Engineer
Early.
II. II. Patch, E>q., who removed from
this place to Bedford, p. O., few years
ago, has sold his residence there, and. we
understand, will return to this place.
Albert Backum who made the dis
turbarce at the Festival. Thursday eve
ming. was fined SIS and costs on Friday
"A burning chimney of l.. Dutt"u's
house. du.ing the high wind of Sunday
evening caused some commotios among
our citizens, ,haugh no alarm was given.
The receipts of the Festival, Thurs
day evening. were about Sl3o, Of which
$75 will be net gain to the Society.
The thermometer was 400 above
zero on Friday, and 20 below Sunday
night. The river was again cleared of ice,
but 10 now covered.
II. W. Hyde, Esq, was relieved of a
harness, one shovel au axe several hens
and some other things. by Il burgular who
visited his farm last Friday night. Mr..
HYDE resides in the village while his farm.
house located nearly mile away is unoc-
cupicd
---Rlchard Grogan. a very able and III,
teresling speaker has been engaged to de-
liver a lecture ut he County Union Of
Good Templars to be held at this place Oh
Tuesday. Feb. Oath. The lecture will
come of in the evening and be open to tho
public, which is earnestly invited. The
lecture, proposes to visit every to~uin the
County during the .eek so far as possible.
t. deliver lectures and we bespeak for him
good audiences knowing he can interest
his hearers. Due announcements of the
time and places will he made hereafter.
Forthe Newsletter.
The ladies of the spiritual \ $50.
citation held their annual festival in the
American.kall Oh the evening Of the 224.
There was COOL attendance, and every
thing passed pleasantly excepting Il little
disturbance caused by believer IN lar
dent spirits" and not in IKE spirits OF
Just men made perfect If there is any
thing more detcs,able than a rum-drinker
it is rum. seller, aud nothing detcrs me
from calling names except that there is
nothing hldeous enough to express the
contempt feel for the man OF the bust
ness. The proprietor of the hotel and
his assistants spared no pains on their
Fart. aud | think that it is duly aprrcc.
ated by those in attendance. just here |
would say to pleasure seekers II you
wish good time and are willing te pay
for it, just take your music and com, to
Hyde Park. aud either of our hotels will
furnish everything you need, but no wits.
key Three cheers for temperance hotels
To sly there was nothing that could have
been improved, would do away with our
idea of progression. and we hope TO DEM
onstrate our belief in the same by per.
ceptihle change for the better ere We NEE,
for our next yearly festival.
G. We
- The following is list Of the officers
and members of the Grange Of Patrons
tLamoillo CeuIraD in this village. At
their last meeting several applications tor
membership were received:
OFFICERS.
L. B. Sherwin, Master;
b. H. Sherwin, Overseer;
X. $. Page, Lecturer;
G. A. Reed, Steward;
4. A. S,nalley, Assistant Steward;
G. NJ. Sherwin, Chaplain;
A. A. Spicer, Treasurer;
L. G. Sherwin, Secretary;
Geo. H. Campbell, Gate Keeper;
Mrs. Eli Jewett, Ceres;
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland. Pomona;
Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, Flora;
Mrs. E. A. Smalley, Lady Asst Steward.
MEMBERS
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Aadams,
Mr.. s. P. Barnes,
Mr.. G. W. Bliss,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Bliss,
A. J. Campbell,
b. w.. Campbell.
B. NJ. Currier,
MIR. Geo. L, Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grout,
l" A. NJ Goodrich,
A. J. Hubbard,
4" Eli Jewett;
II. D. Kellogg,
Nathan Mcfarland,
R. s. Page,
Mr.. G. A. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Rand,
G. NJ Sherwin,
L. b sherwin,
(" D. R. Sherwin,
Z. G Sherwin,