Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
LOAL AND STATE ITEMS.

William Laaergan, Of Georgia Station, an
employee Of the Vermont Central Railroad, in
attempting to get on freight train in motion,
on Monday afternoon, was run over, and so
much injured that amputation of the leg was
rendered necess .ry, winch was performed by
Drs. Stevens and Branch
BROKE JAlL.-Cbarcs Clarence who stole
the watch and horse in johnson, a few weeks
since, and was arrested in Troy by Alex Riddle
and W c. Doane, aud lodged in Jail at Hyde
Park, broke out on Saturday night last and is
now at large.
Tue QuorAs OF the TowNs We print to.
day Gen. Washburn order assigning the quo
tas to the respective towns. 1t has been work
OF great as well as careful labor, TO " figure
out these arithmetical problems, and the Atju-
tant General deserves especial commentator
for accomplishments work in 50 short a time
Each town can now see jui what it has to do
--as the instructions are SO PLAN as to leave no
possible chance for misunderstanding them
and should 20 to work at once with energy and
zeAl to answer the stirring appea's in these
] General Orders
CouNrERrrIrs.-Loo well to all the money
you take. Many counterfeit bills are in cIrcu-
lation, and no one eau Be too careful in respect
to bills with which they are not entirely iamil-
lar.
Our ScuooL.-Iho Montpelier correspondent
Of the Rutland Hra.d makes The following COM
phmentary mention OF our school, and is excel
lent teachers
1t is probably known, at le st to all those Who
take an interest in Educational matters, that
Montpelier is one of the towns that have fine
system OF graded schools The building is three
stories high, having spacious hall IN the upper
one and eight or nine school rooms IN the other
two stories, There are nearly 400 scholars OF
all grades in attendance, about 30 OF whom are
IN the high school. In passing through the CO.
tries and landings one may hear the exercises Of
spelling, reading singing and recitation going
on simultaneously The Iecltatiuns were IN all
respects highly creditable to the teacher, Mr. d
d. Gorham and the pupils. Mr., Gorham, II
may be added, is q native eli Rutland.
BURNED The woodshed Of the Vermont 4
Canada X. r. at Milton, was burned during
Friday night. The track has been laid arounc
it, so that the trains can pass along without
delay.
AcclpENr.-The wife of the Rev. Simeon Par
malice, D. D., OF Swanton, in getting of the car
at Milton Falls, on the evening OF Both ult., tel
and seriously broke one Of her hips.
Captured by RkBkls'-We regret to learn o
the capture OF Quartermaster l., l. Stone, hi
brother p. Stone, his cook, I. Sleeper, hi
, blacksmith, train master, teamsters aud twent
teams, on the 26th ulL, by u guerrilla bard
: Quartermaster Stone will be remem cred a
having lived in Waterbury and Stowe, W
D understand Mr. S had Two thousand dollars il
money, a horse and other effects, but wheIh'
his or Governments We are not informed. Thcs
Messrs. Stone, were sons OF the Row l.. II Stone
Chaplain OF the Senate,
DEATHS AT ruE FoRrREss MoNRoy ulsrlrAl
Among the recent deaths IN the hospitals a
Fortress Monroe were the following members o
the 9th Vermont
Oct. 2S, Zura j. Hall, Co. II Oct /, Ge'
Dart + Oct 5, George W. Cooley, b DC
D Q Silas Nichols, + Oct IL, Charles ii. lshau
r; Oct. IA, Curtis Spencer, h Oct, 10, Gee
W. Hubbard, D Oct IL, Porter 5. Wills, IL
). Oct. 2S, Austin Kennedy, 4.
The Burlington Times, Montpelier correspoI
dent says that few of the faithful Of the col
perheads who attended the convention at Mon
peler last June, got together in caucus au
thus distributed the officers under the next ie'
eral administration
For Collector. b. Smith OF Milton,
e For q. s MGshdi.-lliram Atkins oil Mon
p peer.
For Poamsar,. Sam. Wells, Montpelier
>, Wm. II lloyt, Burlington 5. {. Chandler
d Nhddlebury John Cain, Rutland.
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