Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
"A meeting of the stockholders Of the

"A meeting OF the stockholders of tl
railfond will bo held here tomorrow
"A meeting Of the Dramatic Club
called Tomorrow evening, at O'Clock.
-Martin Kenfeld died on Monday al
(erueou, Of congestion Of the lungs.
"A lot Of cows, and other property
viii b sold at auction 10 thus village mex
Selerday.
-B. A. Calkins, at Cady's Falls. 4,
rsllipS out at cost, preparatory to goin:
Annual School meetings will be helt
next 1uesday. The warning for this dist
yict Sangs in the Post Office.
~Sugar. makers hereabouts have mad
nearly pound to tree" which is
good BEGINNING. Last year at this tim,
none had commenced. The weather now
however, is very uuiavorable.
Tho Selectmen of this town announce
that for the convenience of those HAVING
bnfintts with them. and for their owl
convenjencc they will meet at the Office
# 4. s. Small, Esq. on the first Tuesday
81 etch month.
ldc young people of Hyde Park will
give 20 Entertainment for the benefit OF
the 6nbbath School, consisting of songs,
tablesux, etc, at the Town Hall, Friday
90, March 9th. 1874. Admission ten
senla.
uesTEMpERANcE MEETING. The ad.
1outnfd Temperance meeting convened as
per adjcurnmcnt and was called to order
y by ~ chairman, l.. S. Small, Esq The
comnittce appointed by the first meeting
then made the following report which was
adopied
~ friends Of temperance Hyde Park,
~ E98vention assembled:
committee, appointed to visit
thoS1 nc are selling intoxicating drinks
~ Hyde Park village contrary 10 law,
beg leave TO submit the following report:
They have visited Mr.. p. G. Ccave.
land: Mr. Charles NJ. Strong aud Mr.. AL
ley Eston aud presented to them for con-
s1dernt'on your request, as embodied in
the rexolutions by which your committee
wins appointed, aud have recelvcda nswers
a follows:
MIX. 9. Cleavclaud aflirms that he
~ nok for several months past sold beer.
q e'dsf nor has he sold any liquor by
~ g!str and will not. He keeps Il drug
tore md says he thinks he should be per.
nlffed n sell for strictly medical pur.
ooscs He says he does not desire aud
~ otsell for any other purposes-says
y y u Sympathy with this movement and
|eslre and will endcavor to SO conduct his
'uslnes3|in all respects as shall eutite
i'm and bis business to the respect Of
aw.n11ding citizens.
Hen Eaten refused to make any
rosl(Iuns or agreement about the mat.
strong says: will sell no spiritu.
~ illIJl<s. and when the Town shall have
g W. 41ent for selling liquors | will
81 ~ h13f. consider cider as coming
'uqsk 90! be ad Of groceries and expect
Inch is respectfully submitted.
! FfissS$fHH$ ; cs ss. tho
lido Brigham then offered the
'll4( esolution;
That il is very gratifying to
, ''s, @ <n'lon of the people of Hyde :
AZ g lrn through the report of their ]
,uaill that p. q. Cleavelaud ana G.
!. 19E1 Wcre DESTROYS of conforming to ,
e of this community IN the sale
lsl ting liquors, and they are q
'escfqg Titled to tho thanks of this t
'avsnllotl lor thus aiding in the present e
s'npera1c9 Reform Movement.
1hs rssolDtion brought out some re-
arks1 AMI was adopted.
~ z6rinance Of the sentiment of 4
eel4I1eaty, Col. Sawyer offered the h
l'qN 4solu'ion. preiacIng it with soH.e h
'Fl'ne4 marks. 1t was adopted by a o
'snll zisiug vote.
xfefelre: That TIE unlawful sale of all u
Ioxless drinks ought to be suppressed. :,
- q el1lsens striving for the best good d
our unity. and having lively IN.
81 g prosperity and success Of all
prlsc. aud anxious to divert M
Of penalties upon any. We Il,
AZ. "! fpestly request those engaged :.
a ~ sale OF intoxicants, at once :"
aisqoz the trafic.
the committee Of the frst
es'l 81 continued, to 60 Oh with their ~
call future meeting at their -