Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-07
STATE OF VERMONT.
TRfasuREa's 0rrler, Rurl,,,
June 20, ls63

JUNE ~, 1868.
Assignees and Others holding orders o, Ill
tdP"y of the Ninth Regimen, and Fin, "
mont Battery, eighth Regiment) are b..I
notified that returns have come to hand A.
Regiment for March aud April, First R,n
for January, February, March ana Anil
that the Office is prepared to pay the sum,
ceived in the usual way. J.B. pAo.
State TreaSurer
STRAwBEaRlEs.-S. l.. Howe, of this viii. /
has placed on our table some splendid &C.
berries, raised in his garden. They Ar.
Ohio Mammoth variety, and were indeed M,
moth berries, several of them measuring g., /
inches in circumference and they are M,
all bad to take.
MAMMOTH BLACK CURRANTs. Mir. McC,s
Of Stanslead, i, stopping at the Pavilion n
days, as agent for d. Bryant, Of StAnstesd 4,
proprietor Of nursery Of Mammoth Black r..
rant Bushes. The currants are very large ,Di
make excellent wioe. Mr.. McGaHey will u,
our people, and give full information respee,,
this fruit. He will also supply crab apple u,u
Of an excellent variety Of ffuIt, to those vi,
may wish for them.
Captain j. I. D.ew, formerly Of the q =,
regiment, has been commissioned Captain in Il.
Invalid Corps. lie is stationed at Montp.,
EI-The different railroads in the State will
charge fare only one way to those attending h,
Stale Convention at Darlington the 9Th iDs
Gates & kilbourne's Caair Manuiactory
Burlington, was damaged by FIRE, Tuesday nigs
to the amount Of $50.
John II Worcester, Jr., son Of Rev. j. n
Worcester Of Burlington, broke bio leg 10 rup
ming to this FIRE, falling Of the steep bank sbyp
the Pioneer Shops.
The first Congregational Church organized i
Vermont was 1t Bennington, De 81, l76!
the next at Newbury in l764 the third Il
Westminster in 1907 and the fourth OF Gul.
ford, in l76s.
Nor GUILry.-In the Gus, Of the State vs. Pm.
sci charged with the murder OF Barry, tried d
Manchester b,iore Judge Kellogg, the jury ~
turned a verdict OF acquitial.
CHTTESDN COUNTY CoSyENTIoN.-The Chi.
tenden County Convention at Burlington ..
Wednesday, put in nomination the iolloNis,
ticket
JEDI CLARK,
te E SEIlFs;av Senator.
ASSpRESw wARSsR, Judge.
LYMAN HALL,
TORREY WALES, judge OF Probate.
X. 3. TAFT, States Attorney.
n. d. FLANAGAN, sheu
X. ;. BLoDGErT, High BAilis.
WINDSOR CouSTY. The Republican Unio
Convention in Windsor County nominated Il
following ticket :
JAMES A. POLLARD,
Z
wENDELLw. WILLIAMS
JOHN :. MARCY, -,
JOHN WILDER. ( jugs
CHARLES P. MARSH, states Attorney.
LoRENZO RICH aOND. shetlF.
SAMUEL ALFRED, Jr High Lanin
JpBazs or pAon1rH,
J0HN PORTER Hartford 0 strict
HENRY CL0SsoS, Windsor District.
Mr.. JOSEPH BRADIsH Of this town has jus,
turned from the 9TH regiment, which be left
Fort Pekens. He brought many messages f.,
the boys 10 the regiment to their friends in 4
vicinity, but his health is at present too poor,
admit Of his delivering these messages as be wi.l
to, to those out Of town. He would be glad, be
ever, to see at bis house, any one who may vi
to inquire for the regiment.
FsEsBEr.-Minister Brook in Worcester, "
swollen so much by the rain Friday that $.
mill and all the bridges on the brook wore ca
ried Of, roads were destroyed and much 9TH
damage done. Bridges were also carried Q
on the North Branch.
Charles Hall, a young man, standing on
bridge on Minister Brook when ii was swe,
away, was drowncd-The fall Of rain on ID
mountains must have been heavy beyond q
precedent.
Col. B. B. Snalley of Burlington has resigns
hls position as a member Of the staff Of Go'
ernor Holbrook.
SERESADkRs SuRPRisED.--A newly marie
coupls in Waterford were honored with
serenade one night recently, The happy bride
groom invited the company into the house an
after furnishing them with refreshments, said b
had favor 10 ask. Upon their expressing
will,nen ness to serve him in any way, be took
bible and selecting chapter requested each 90
10 read verse The request somewhat surprise
our serenaders, for " reading the scriptures
was not on the Programme for that evening
However they read the verses with becouinI
gravity, but were taken "ail abaek" when b
asked them to jpin with him in prayer lfIht
good example was followed generally we thlnI
there would be fewer sercnades. CalsdONds.