Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-11
LOCAL AND STATE lrps.

NAf'oNAh THANKSGIVING VIVA
ately observed in this town the 9Th spp'oniI
COS of business were closed and ;, s'' Ha1
kept in the spirit Of the President. "lWa
ton. Religious services were held =, p~aaaI
copal Church, Rev. MI. Shelton 49,. ' Lpa1
discourse at the Catholic Church P ss'pls h
on talking to his people; and at ~ ON'
Church, where Rev. Mr.. Lords oo,a o1't
and those who attend Rev. Mr.. Coono s,'s ~
odlst) Church, united in observing tba 4 'A'a
the latter place Rev. Mr.. Cooper c,D1n" ''' Al
devotional exercises, Mr.. Lord bein, sb. ivy O
town, and G. W. Willard read a sho,, sa n''S
and the choir, under the direction Of A.
kins, delighted the congregation with
and beautiful music.
Capt FRED. Il. SIXTH Of this town !.
missary on Con. Weitzol's Staff. In ~. "u|
ton of bis return home, on q short L,l' IA
we inadvertently gave only his old ~,
ouartermaster OF the Eighth Regiment ~
ever, oil who know Capt. suIru will ao,.,s
with him
The ranf Is bat the gulnea's slamn
The man . man FOR a. tha. ,,
DROWNED. Carlos J. Bancroft, aped
years, son Of Carlos Bancroft E.o n n
town, was drowned while bathing in The \ :
Branch, about three. quarters Of a mile fam !
village, Thursday morning His BODY VI,
covered alter being in the water about An l..
lie was beautiful, bright lad, and the sas.
is a heavy one for Mr.. Bancroft and hi, A.
They have the sympathy of our entire s,n,
nifty in this great and sudden grief.
We learn that lol sick and wounded IA.
picked up in hospitals south by the shSc,
missioner, arrived at the hospital at BrpI.,
on Wednesday last. Another detacbnn. !
about l5O, will be brought there mex. yet =,
soon after that n third detachment. ybiA 4.
expected will embrace about all tue Ne, j,
wounded now 10 hospital south Of Now 4,
land.
Mrs Davenport, agent Of the Sanitary q
mission in this State, will DO present A |
meeting Of the Ladies Soldiers Relief Az,
ton at the Court House, Tuesday aftsn
and speOk Of the work Of the Commieoa
large attendance is desired
The GRAVES or VERN0NTKRs - Robert R d
son, Esq, State Military Agent at Phihd4a
informs Adjt. Gen Wasbburn that the M
of the following Vermont Soldiers, killed sl5|
tysburg, may DO found 9 under a walnut tn.
centre Of line near Emmettsburg road
FOURTEENTH RrGIsENr
Sergt John Vaughan, 20 d, Manchez
Dyer Rogers. D, Orwell.
G L Beseboon, d. Benson.
WIN oreen, &, Lincoln.
Corp Q Il Meade. G., iinesburgh
CIV Ross. G, Starksboro.
sixrEESEu REGIMENT.
Jos NJ Martin. d, Jamaica.
Martin j Cook. D, Windham.
Corp Chas Morse, II. Rochester.
Ira Emery, Jr.. II, Bethel.
K II Tarbell, Il, Chester.
| Ii ia now stated that selectmen making
plicalion for credit to their respective tovr
any surplus furnished by such towns uhlg
calls for volunteer soldiers, must direct sacs
plieation to Provost Marshal General FRY
Washington and not to the Provost Marsha
their respective districts.
The State Treasurer has siFectsd ri
tncnt OF the State accounts against tho Gen
Government, to the amount OF 1898 900. 0.
this tum was deducted the direct tax 81
the State Of $4,000. leaving a balance ID
treasurers hands OF $l53 900. About CO.
Of the State claims 10 suspended, and sOms
ton OF Congress will probably be required
fore settlement OF it can be made.
Lewis W. Delsuo Of East HardwIck, 500
l.. II Delano, Esq, of llardwicx, died q,
neapolis, Minnesota, on Friday Aug 7th, .
about IS years. Mr.. Delano was a man
thorough business and moral integrity, was
IN high esteem by his townsmen, who have
peatedly called him to fill responsible Of,
and in whatever position he occupied, whsl
in counting-room or social circle, he was a.,
and commanded the respect Of all. Mr. D.
no has been out Of health for some time and
but recently gone west among friends u reg
his health -Uaiehman.
HoKsE TH6rT.-Last Sunday night two boz
were stolen from the barn Of Mr.. Scott, Of n
bury. One Of them eere owned by Mr.. 4.
Cham berlin, OF Danyille. lie had let his !,
to lady TO visit Mr. Scott. The thieves
tered the barn sometime during the night,
lected out Of four, Mr. Soott's mare, valued
$3.50, and ur C's horse, worth Sl0O,
Chamberlin, as soon as informed OF the 4
Immediately started for Newbury, but had
succeeded in fnding has property.
| Coss. 4 Pass. RIVER RsiLqoAp.-At the
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF this G
pany, held at Tho White River Junction, on
3Oth, tho following Board of Directors
elected for the year ensuing Henry Key
Newbury Josiah Stickney, Boston Ill
Cleveland, Coventry VIM. Thomas, Enn
Raymond, b. p. Cheney, Boston /; John
man, Albert Knight. Stanstead Z. B. Ca
Lyndon Benjamin pomroy, Compton, e.
rhos. Upham, +. 5. Csrru,h, Chas. W Br0'
Boston.
Major R. B. Crandall, 9th Vermont Re
ment, has arrived IN the city from the Army
the Potomac, and reports himself to Gen y
ens at Long Island Tor duty in connection
the conscrip,s of Vermont, who will rendeAyI
at the Island while on the way to the army