Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
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The EpIscoPAL SOCIETY IN MoNTPELIER.-We
are pleased to witness the many good signs of
prosperity in the Society in Montpelier over
which that talented and efficient clergyman,
Rev. f. W. Shelton, now presides. Aside from
the goodly addition of worthy citizens to its
numbers, we learn of an intention to remove
the Church building to a more central and elig-
BILE location, and to somewhat enlarge and thor
oughly repair it for the better accommodation of
the increasing number of its attendants The
spot selected fs its future locality is the one OPP
poste the Court House., ION State Street.
FREs;-An unoccupied dwelling houso in the
eastern part ofMontpelier village, was destroyed
by fire, early on tho morningof the 9th. Loss
not great; insured Another old shell, near
tho Wore ,stor Branch, was burned on the night
of tho 18th. Fire probably caused by "spon-
taneous combustion
INDIANS "A family said to be from the st.
Regis tribe Of Indians, have located near the
outskirts of Montpelier village to make and
vcnd baskets and other wares of their manufac-
ture. For their beauty of form and stature, the
Yankees, both Indies and gentlemen, would do
well to initiate their outdoor life.
| New SroRE.-Mr A. L. Carlton, recently
Agent of tho Union Store in this place, has
opened Store on Main Street, where he intends
to keep god assortment of West India and
Dry Goods, Paints, Oils, &C., which will be sold
at q very reasonable rate. Mr.. Carlton is also
agent for the justly-cclebrated Lion Ploughs,
manufactured by the Robinson Brothers, SO
long and favorAbly known as the best in use.
Call on him.
ADMITTED TO THE BARB. F. Fifeld of
Montpelier, was last week admitted to practice
at Washington County Courts.
New MuSIC.--From Oliver Ditson & Co., the
we'll known Music Publishers Of Boston, we have
received the following pieces of new music
Willie and l." IL beautiful little piece for the
, Sabbath School; l. The old Timepiecc on the
STAIRS from TIE Vocalsta collection of trios,
quartettos, charadcs, &c. ; Romance without
Words p" " | think of Love and Thee from
The Boudvir; " Remedy against Sleep Gallop,
, " Dams LES Montlgues !" :. The Guiding Star,
and (" Three Little Kittens Lost their Mittens, y
, all Of which can be purchased ut Geo. W
Wilder Music Store, on State Street
It's rumored that Sechtary Cass is about to
resign his post in the Cabinet.
AN ELECTION RIOT IN MANCHESTER, N. H.
In Ward Five, March 9th, when but few citi
! zens were in the Ward room, gang of rowdie
rushed in, seized the checklist and tore it tt
pieces, broke up the furniture, stove one ballot
box in pieces, and threw the other two out Q
the windows, which were saved. Several per
SONS were badly beaten. 1t is said the assal
6 ants were Democrats, who were offended becaus
A certain lrishmcn were not put on the checklist
At o'clock the Board reassembled, counted thu
=. votes, and announced the election of the Re
t publican Representatives.
SPANISH QUARTERS. -The Banks refuse to TAXI
a the Spanish quarters for more than twenty
= cents. The Express Offices and Post Offices
have only taken them for twenty cents, fol
n some time. There is nothing left now but t.
: pass them for twenty cents or sell them to thu
| jewelers. for old silver-there they will bring
I + about twenty-five cents each.
Mr.. VIM. +. Tewksbury of Thctford was
killed March 9TH, by being precipitated down ;
ledge some l6 feet lie was about AZ years o
4 age, a kind neighbor and affectionate husband
S and father, leaves wife and two children.
f The dwelling house of Mills a. Lord of Nor
+, witch, was burned on Friday morning of las
y week The fire is supposed to have originated
r from 4 stove funnel. A part only of its con
d tents were saved. Loss estimated at $1,000
insured 5000.
! The Supreme Court commenced its session il
= Orange County, March 9th. There were pres
e ent, Hon. Milo l.. Bennett, Hon. Luke P
!, Poland, and Hon. Asa o. Adds.