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

THE Ladies Temperance Meeting last
;.brday evening was not so well attend
Il the others, owing to deficiency of no.
IL vet all united at the close in saying
8 meeting had been a good one. Chas.
, Morse was called to the chair, and an
heed the programme Of the evening, as
dbws:
1st-Music from the choir, who sang
kearer my God to thee"
Rd-Rescitaiion-"Hymn of the An
i" by. Miss Rosie Bennett.
Bd-ong by Miss Belle Page.
tn Reading By Miss M h, Partridge
II exquisitelv rendered Roger and
b,b-Discuss:on Of the following reso-
hoo: Resolved that compulsory edu-
sBou is not necessary to a Repub
n form of Government. This discus.
II brought not ideas from many pres
il a1l the subject not having been ex-
listed, the resolution was laid on the ia
i'll aud made the special order for a meet
II 10 be held 10 three weeks from that
ssening. (Jnly lSth).
6h-Song by Miss Addle Page.
rth-CIoscd by singing the Doxology
81 the congregation.
81 We hope the resolution will be the sub
IN of some thought by our citizeus be-
ia the next meeting and that many will
,,me prepared to address the meeting.
Miner arrangements for entertaining exer-
LIS will probably be made and duly an
~ unced in these columns.
Central Grange will meet on Friday
IN at the town hall. The hour Of com
e ncirg will be at precisely II o'clock
*
|R N, and the officers are especially re-
1bested to be present at the opening. The
orange will close at 5, which allows all an
|dpOrtuatty to DO th1ir crrands in time TO
n home early.
#-E. II. Wiley, late Of the Randolph
Edge aud II. B. Chaffee-both graduates
nam this Office have accepted lucrative
pbsiticns in the West aud started hence
al Monday last. Our beat wishes 60 with
Acm.
"A letter from Monson, Mass. says the
HYDE Park and johnson people there are
'Ajoying good health, and are happy VIXEN
IN NEwsDEALER reaches them regularly.
by a circular letter from Claude Dc
raven recently received we are informed
IN Maginley Il Co.'S Circus, Menagerie,
Bseum, Trained Animals and Roman
Hppodrome,. with the Equestrian Specta-
ar and Military Drama Of. Putnam"
visit this town soon. The establish
n Mt has been organized for the tentlug
Hhson of 1874, at an outlay Of over one
1NiOn dollars, and is claimed TO be the
Afgest Equestrian and Geological Com
N nation on the American Continent. The
Elephant Empress weighing e,ght thousand
4gM hundred and ninety poamds-the
hrgest elephant in the world, and the
Performing rhinoceros, ridden in the ring,
|&e only one wei trained to perform, aie
sith this company, p
EDIToRtAL ExcuRsIcN.-The annua
4 betting Of the Vermont Editorial Associ
ltion will be held at Montpelier, to-day
fnd the following programme has been ar
hanged for the occasion Arrive at Mont
|telier on afternoon trains. At4.45, TAKE
carriages for a ride about the village anC
IFS environs. AT 7 p. Nj. banquet givel
heir associates by the press of Montpelier
IAt $50 p. n. annual business meeting
Fih the usual poem and address. A
Vas, tomorrow the members will tax,
Ahe cars for Waterbury, were stages vii
be in readiness to take them to Stowe ant
flt. Mansfield. Going direct to the Sum
Nit House, they will dine there, and de
Vote the balance of the day TO doing
Bhe mountain, those preferliug returning {
ktowe the same evening, whore they vii
ttop at the famed Mt. Mansfield Hotel
RThe next morning there will be a Reunion
SPf the party in The Notch" where a fe'
hours can be pleasantly and proitabl..
Efpeut, returning to the Mt. Mansfield Ho
btel for dinner, which will be served at
&P. NJ, when those who desire can leav
for Waterbury in season to take the nigh
express train going south and east, ard tn
"OId maiI' going north and west. 1t
hoped that every member will endeavort
be present, and it is expected to max
this one Of the most successful meeting
ever held.
Since the above was 10 type. we lear
that the meeting has been postponed u
September.
Thermometer 93 G IN the shade Q
Monday last.
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