Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-03

NulCn shc Hlaue 80 iIec use Vi Language,
classic, and poetic, the attenticn-divided
with the caterpillar she bestowed on her
''damask cheeks" her artful simplicity,
and many other odd peculiarities. all com.
biued to render her as interesting an old
spinster as one often finds. civilian
Dowton" by Will. l. Doty. with his quaint
expressions and handy presence always
just IN time TO thwart the intrigues of
''Cribbs," made many friends with the
spectators. Ned Sawyer as "Farmer
Stephens and A. L. Eaton as ''Farmcr
Gates" surprised all by the excellent
manner in which they pcrformed-honest
Changers in every sense of the word. c..
f. Randall made a good Landlord" and
dealt out his liquors with an ~unsparing
hand, evidently giving satisfaction to his
numerous customers. S. l.. Baldwin as
"Mr. Rencelaw," the humane and friendly
phiIanthropist, looked just as benignant az
he does when selling Il two-ccns stamp at
the post.oficc. Julia" Miss Katie
Patch) by her modest demeanor and art
less affection for her drunken father, ed.
ward Midlleton,' was q valuable adjunct
to the play.
A. a whole, the play was a complete
success. Several of the scenes, as the
bar-loom, the garnet Tor CELLAR IN which
Mrs. Middleton" and her daughter
Julia" were trying to live, the closing
taLlcau, etc, really displayed excellent
taste and study. Great credit is due MIR.
Ii. b. Chittendeu who acted the labori-
Gus and double part of manager and
promptcr judiciously while to " Billy"
Goodwin, who, as stage carpenter, and
Mr.. A. V. Wiswell, scene-shllter, contrib
uted greatly to the tacile rendition Of the
piece, no inconsidcrable need of praise Is
due. The scenery, we have alleady called
attention TO in a previous issue. The music
byPaul Bros, q pieces, was given in then
hoppiest and l~iveliest manner their fine
playing reflected creditably on the judg-
ment of the Clubs executive committee
in its selection of an orchestra. We take
pleasure in Informing the community that
the Club design shortly to make another
appearance. After the drama was closed
some fifteen or twenty couples INDUCED
in a dance in the, hall to the music of the
Pauls.
The presentation was honored by the
presence Of large number Of people from
Morrisville, for which the members of the
Club are highly gratiied, and will be
pleased to reciprocate.
l. o. OF q. T.--Thc next Lamoille Co.
Quarterly Union will be held with Shady
Rill Lodge, No. Hyde Park, Oh Thursday,
June 18th. The following is the pro.
gramme of literary exercises, which will
be given at the afternoon session, and to
WATCH the public are cordially invited to
attend:
Shady Rin Lodge, No. 84-Two speeches five
minutes each, Music, Dialogue, and Address of
Welcome.
Pearl Lodge, N~o.45-Essay, Defamation, and
Music.
Mt. Mansfield Lo. 111-Discussion, Declama
ton, and Music.
Lamoille, No. 90-Poem, Recitation, and
Music.
Lamoille Central, No. 46-Selection. Declama-
ton, Music, and Respone to Address of Well
come.
Wateryille, No. 48-Oration, Essay, and
Music.
Cambridge. No. 145-Paper, Dialogue, and
Music.
Kelly River, No. 173-Fivc minutes speech
from three members
Our present efficient Board Of Sc
ectmen are contemplating a new AMI sub
%s.antial fence forthe Old Burying Ground,
I which has long been shamefully neglected.
; There is no more beautiful spot in the vi
: cinity for a cemetery than this one, if prop
= erly cared for, and we always thought that
change to the new che near the village
r i'll advised aad cut of taste. The old
cemetry contains the remains of those who
: were the first settlers Of this town, some
of which By the sad neglect, cannot now
) be pointed out. 1t Is a duty the living
c owe to the memory Of those who by their
hard labor and many privations, transfer.
red a wilderness into a beautiful and fruit.
full valley, that their graves should at
: least be protected from the herds which
t Craze in the adjacent fields. And more
: than this, we say let the erumbline
0 or broken stones which mark their graves
3 be replaced by new ones, the rank weeds
and briers be cleared away and the spot
beautifed
: Tho adjourned ladies' temperance
. meeting will be holden at A~eademy-hall
!. on Saturday evening next, at u o'clock,
! Gentlemen are invited to take part in the
discussion of The question. Mrs.J b. Early,
u fine clocutionist, will read a selection,
Let the hall be filled.