Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14


to raise Turkeys at that price, and we are glad
Mr. HOLSTER Is " IT,, lucky man" to pocket
the profits.
Father . Callaghan died IN Boston, on tie
23d Of February aged SO years.
MoNrpaLlEa TowN OrrlcGRs-Moderator
james 7 IAurstJn Clerk, Adams Kellogg
Selcctmcn Charles Reed, Joa Foster, jr, Jacob
smith Treasurer, Geo W Scots Oyeseer
II. Y. Braes First Constable, +. s. Camp
Second Constable, Timothy Cross Listers. K
W. Hyde, SAs Burbank, YIN. W. Caldwell
Auditors. Abiiah Keith Carlos Bancroft,
Town Grand Jurors, Joseph Rowcli, Il. J. 4
Barnes, Madad Wright; Agent, r. r. Keith
Commissioner Of the Green Mount Cemetery,
Geo. Langdon superintendent Of Schools, Ell
Balou Street Commissioners, h. c. Camp.
W. N. Peek, l.. y Could County Grand Ju.
r0rs. f. F. Jcwctt, r. Richardson, D. Baldwin,
c. W Collamer, W. n Peck r. W. Hyde.
The town voted a tax Of thirty cents On
dollar Of tie Grand List to pay the indebtedness
and the current expenses Of the town
BERLIN TowN OrucFRs-J. W. Wbeclock,
Town Clerk Andrew Cummings Elijah Nyc
and D. Chandler, Jr., Sslectmen, y. y. Saw
yer, Constable 4. II. Nyc, Oycrseer Wi am
Mitchell, Treasurer and Agent j. n. Perrin,
Superintendent,
OATS Mr. Alexander Benton Of Barton, last
fall harvested from one acre and twenty rods Of
ground, one hundred and forty bushels Of oats
This is great yield, if true, and our Devil
remarks that he = should like to see his hall
bushcl" Our friend " feels bis oats oonsid-
erably and is RcatoH telling tho biggest story
Blue BIRDS, IcE AND CRocUssEs. Blue birds
made their appearance this week and on We'd
nsday turtles were singing in tie swampe
I On tie same day we noticed crocussas above
ground in warm spot, though not in bloom.
I Al the same time the Ice at Lake Wcuham was
a fot or more in thickness -Sa.em Obsrrr
The West Randolph Agricultural and Ne
chanical Association has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year President, S. a..
/ Bahbtt; Vice Presidents, James Hutchinson,
Jr, \. ) Allis, Isaac Emery, W. s. Clark /,
Secretary, 5. 6. P. Craig.
The balkhead and aame belonging to the
! Colchester Land Company, at Wln9osk Fails
was ton out by the ice, recently, and carried
Horace Demming' taanery, in Chester was
entered with false keys one night not long
since ana pocke'-oooX containing $-oo
stolen
The population Of thoyllage Of Brattlcboro'
on the first OF January Wa. 20Jj, and the num-
Der Of scholars between the ages OF ! and Is
years is COZ.
Rev. James pham, D D has been unani
mous.y elected President the institution at
F"irieN' VI vice Or GIB. smith, lately de-
''''-1'
ApIgg * Ysls.-Wa have ss.na letter fr,r,
Mr.. Webb of Boston. Acknowledging ,hs r..
ccitt of ,37AGO from tine Kans,s All t.,,l,lit
i-c 81 tai. to"h.-- y .0of' >lfHggra
we hot'c' that eoa,r i'loaS ijr Kansas con-
laae ID be MADE IN til, s..te DFlgpoTt. Slu0 ;
n Adams $40 IaHHeld, 80 Shelton,
80 ih'nf' S4' ). .'IsHeil' ; ~ west
brdt'le1l5o SOU > 20, ~, r@''.d NJ
am am eneiSe'c Cehui,i. 70 elea school district.
! he iadles u 4loutf'af nave forwarded Two
boxes OIL clothing, Al sa'ea al 80 - Haiai-
The school at Green River, w., has had TO
b2 closed on account .. the prevalence OF the
measles there, the teacher and a large number
OF the scholars being sick with 1t,
SUDDEN DF,ru.-A Mrs. peaslce, on her
way from New York cy % her friends in Al
1'nS, u'ed sud1eily % n i"uISd'y evening Of
ils. week az 'h' b''ou l'osei oag n"G come
way gay on tne cars lI2I ~. Hslcu' mass
ana il'tu oniy ABOUT I'VE u'n"1es "'lef entering
'"o S''''ns-'ooh' il'r oI''''e was Oh 'o' "caf''
/ AcCmFNT-A man named pclkay, while at
"oIN enlea'or'hg 70 's'","us'e '',e u'cNlc 81
l'.e ufNer' near Tue ~ Oei''"i r'''S ~ uc-
P9' 9''or4ay' got one manu- eauS,! IA SneaV9'
nIocN' anu '1e naus ana a,Sn VI ms nhSereh
MVFe S'ripPeu on lie WI" " u'S"olco lor some
time
Tho Aanapols Ga:efis published at the can
ital of MARYLAND. saws that three iourths OF
that State is now free SOIL" Except in name,
tLat tbn hnst a,1 ,,,st ,,ro6tahlc farms 81 nj tLa