Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-05

Prof. w. o Perkins, composer and
musical direct T. spent last week in this
place. He has since arranged for one of
the grandest events, in the musical line,
ever had in the state, which he will cou-
duct at st. Johnsbury August Is. 10, 20
and 2lst. Mr.. j. f. Perkins. of Drury
Lane Theatcr, Lon don. probably the best
bssso in the world will be present also
fuch celebrities as Mrs Annie Granger
Dow, soprano; Mrs. i. g. Porter, alto
Mr.. II. S. Perkins, tenor, aud Mr.. w. T..
Taylor, pianist. Doubtless many of our
citizens will avail themselves OF this oppor-
tuuity to greet and honor the illustrious
Vcruonter who has won world renowned
reputation by the immense scope aud pow
er Of his voice.
The Fall Term at the Academy COM
mences Wednesday Sept. "a. Mr.. Chit
tendeu, who has conducted the school with
such signal success for the past two years
will continue to preside over it, and will
have theas,istance of an able board of
teachers for all of Its departments. As
suranees for full attendance are already
given, and we predict one of the most sue
cesStul terms ever had.
MIR. PEBBLES, the lecturer. gave two
very interesting lectures on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, but on Friday
evening. many who expected bread got
stone, for in place of the interesting des-
Cription of the countries he had visited,
thew we're RECALLED with Shreud and ralh.
er able defense Of modern spiriIualsm
However, nobody was hurt as we know OF,
and large aulieuce would again greet
the PEBBLES should he come here again
yet having announced his subject, we
think he should have coniued his remarks
to it.
"A little furry of excitement bappe"ed
here last week, oc2rsoned by the finding
Of pair flades' drawers in a pasture
belonging to G. 5. Noyes, Esq by some
boys who drove cows there, on the Mon
day following the outrage and murder III
St, Adams. A young lady from St. Al
bans was visiting here and hearing of the
circumstance, wrote to her friends about
it, who informed the authorities IN 81. Al
bans. The fact that the murdered girls
drawers were still missing, that suspc
Ous looking tramp had appeared here
about the time of the 6uding, caused the.
authorities to send here fer the garment.
Whether it was identified or not we have
rot learned, but it is supposed they were
not.
- A Farmers Convention" has been
called to meet in this town on the 18th
inst Whether called by farmers or not
does not appear from any names appended
10 it. but it is intimated that Lawyer had
something to do with getting it up.
Butter shipments last Monday
amounted to ITO tubs. Price from 20 to
q cents.
Supreme Court commences its session
here on the 18th inst.
The annual meeting of the railroad
Co. will be held here next Tuesday.
of all persons in existence the man
who is compelled TO wear an ill-fttiug shirt
is the most miserable. He never knows
where to find it, 1t "breaking out" 10 some
new direction with every movement OF his
body. But this need be SO no more, as
has been amply demonstrated during the
past few weeks to the citizens at the Cap
ital by Mr.. w. Il. Stevens the affable
and gentlemaDly agent for the new
"American Shirt Pattern." which has
been pretty extensively tried by our citi;
zens, who seem to lie well satisfied that
they have now discovered the panacea for
their troubles in the shirt line. 1t is made
on very simple principle, and the direc-
tons are so plain that the process of maxi
ing the shirt is so easy that. TO use wash
ing machine phruse. 'eyen child could
do it."--Argus.
Mr.. Stevens is now at the American,
where he will remain for few days 10
supply all who desire with his poItec pat
terms. He was largely patronlzed in
Stove and Morrisville and every one got
excellent 'fts" so far as heard from.