Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-15
L0CALAND STATE ITEMs
Vermont Teachers Assn iatinn

1O4nDAi h'hS'Nc.-lhe Introductory Add,,
SOS will be delivered by 5, b. Colby ESQ., '''.
Montpelier, and Rev. 7. II. White Of Cow. ~ "
President Of the Association.
WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 9 clock a..
isatIon appointment Of Committees M.1 sa''
neous Business. ''''a'
Lecture by Rev oOnant Of Rnos,,.,
Sobject-"lRec'at,ons ~.
Discussio --" The Proper Mo,hyd Of r
ing Arithmetic TO be opened by G. p Ra,.
of Mortified. "''N
ArrERNooN-LectuTo by j. Levi,
South Woodstock. Subject" p,trio,i,..
Education
Discussion" Textbooks and then p,.
use" '0l9
EVENING Lecture by Rev B. Labaree, y
President of Middlebury College.
THURSDAY MORNING --Dscussiop--n H..
vantages arising from well endowed (.
Normal School, = to be opened by J NJ Tb,n
or of Barre
Discussion--" What kind Of Instrgc ;,.
our Schools will serve to increase the Io,.'
and patriotism Of the American people o,,G
opened by Rev. l.. II. Stone Of Noub5.5
ArrERNooN-Leciuro by }. 5. D. a,lo,
St, Adams. Subject" The Scholar md -.
School House"
Discussion" The best method Of acqoi,io,
knowledge Of the English Language n /,
opened by D. D. & )rham, Of Montpelier
EvESiNo.-Loc;ure BY S. Adams, ESQ !.
re'ary OF the Board Of Education.
Business Yaledietory Addresyes.
Persons attending the meeting will be an,
yeyed over the railroads Of the State n, h,.
one way Return tickets will be furnished /,
the Secretary Of TIE Association.
The hosPinlities OF Montpelier will nxteps
ed to the members OF TIE Assoei, tion.-rbat,,
raneemenH may be more conveniently man
persons intending to be present are requested D.
send their names cOry to Rev Iii Bal.9u, Mon.
pelier, ".
ENROLLED Mas w e call the attention Of
GU readers to the .is, Of enrolled inca. for Ma.
relier, printed elsewhere IN tlis nlp,r
This enrolment was mad, by the Unit.
States officials previo 's to tie draft n.. Somms
and doubtless It now needs correct oos. a.
persons wrongtuliy enrolled should ns rerou5
to the selectWen Of this town, as tasr are akia,
Measures to old in having the anr1.imen, PRO,
ely corrected
FRozE TO DFATu.-Mr. joseph Crane. a,ed "a
years, traveller VIII out any fixed reside oce. va.
found dead in Wheelyek On the p ins,. Ne lst
Tie main roAd 10 20 across the Il Ids to b. eer,aln
house aud Was accidentally found. hayiuo -.
ished with cold
MlDDLEBuRr COLLEGE -1bs catalogue (,
Mlddlebury College for lS63--I shows rbs III.
cwing number OF students Il Seniors u fp
nior, IA Sophomores, aud IL Freshmen toal
CoRINTn CoPPEE CoMPAyY .-Thi. company
has forty men N IT'S employment. The nine IL
IN the town Of Connth, Orange County. thin.
teen mjlas IRON Bradford TO which place ,l,
orc - conveyed Tor transportation Wv railra.
litnry Barnard, president W. 4. Clevelani.
SscretarY-both Of the city Of New York
VIM. Barnet and Sandy Kavanauph of Bur.
llngton, whose trial Tor murder Of their wives
year OF more ago will he remembered are to be
hung on the 18th, (next week Frid.yl bv the
Sheriff OF Windsor, Co., Lorenzo Richmond.
The execution Will probably be in the State Pri-
son yard.
Mr. Morrill,, OF THE state, has given notice in
the House, OF bill TO abolish the reciprocity
treaty With Canada
VERMONT ScHoots.-The total expenses of the
common schools IN Vermont in 1868 were 1876.
mo. Our population is 3l5,726
DEATH OF M,JoR JARys.-We learn bya MI
'ate dispatch from New York that Major Jarvis.
If the 9th Vermont Volunteers, is dead Gen.
Stannard expected that his body would reach
that city Monday darlington Tmo
FATAL AocDENT "A brakeman On the Rut.
and and Burlington railroad was killed near
6assett's Station, OF that 10 last Saturday
'venlng. He was standing upon oar OF the
relght train which lUll here II clock 7. NJ,
and was knocked of W coming in contact with
The root OF 4 covered bridge, was run over and
much m2sged, and when Uncovered was dead
FRAcAs IN NgwPoRr. The .Nsrs says there
was " iIacls' 10 Newport las. Wednesday, ID
which there vas " some rum, Dit OF a fight
hen law suit, aud "A scyen dollar tail TO he
whole serape, which the respondent paid, iud
departed Wisr IT not sdhoTer man.
BURNED TO DkATu Mrs Fairbanks, widow
II the late Louis Fairbanks Of Georgia, was 50
eyerely buru.d Monday evening that she lived
'uta few hours Gittr, Ii is supposed while
warming her eet by the stove after The rest had
etlred, her clothes caught FIRE IN some way.
Ter screams aroused the family, but assistance
ame too late to save her lie.
Tux RkcRuITING. There have been reported
o the AdJetani General up to Dec. ., Isl re-
rults for old regiments and 425 for the new
cglment and battery. The number is lncreas-
ng rapidly.
NArIosAL BANK.-The " National Bank - at
'ennlngton has been organized, aud the follow
ng officers have been chosen President, l. H.
raves. DireOlors--L. b. Graves, II. Il. Rot
l. h. Bradford, g. E. noughton, Wm. r.
raves,
Coal AND WooD. The wood sellers OF Wind
or ran the price of wood up 50 high that the
illagers changed to burning coal, which has
allen some two or three dollars of late, and now
'ood has to hunt Tor bGyers in that place
AGRICULTURAL LIBaAREs During the past
eek, az Agricultural Library has been estab'