Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS


g. ParlIn Of Salem, Edison LYON. of Cbarlo.
ton, and Oliver Warren, OF Morgan The Dis.
trict, OF course, co prises territory in these
three towns The members are neighbors M.
living mile from each other, and the farms If
two OF them join.
MI Howard Clark of Lincoln was severely
gored last week by a hoifer be was preparing to
butcher. Ii lad got the animal in stable
and while attempting to get rope around her
horns the heller pitched at him, nficting severe
injuries.
FIRE.-The barn of Henry Salisbury Of Dunn.
mersloD, with large quantity Of hay and sew.
eral cattle, was burnt op Sunday night the 4tb
inst. Supposed to bave been Intentionally set
on Ere.
APPOINTED Mr.. G. r. Crossmln has been
appointed sutlcr Of the military post at Bratte-
boro lie is well fitted for and highly deserving
the situation,
Cyrus Brown Esq. Of Worcester, and Charles
Harvey Esq, Of Montpelier, have been admitted
this term rs practising attornes at the Bar Of
Washington County Court
The Burlington Times says We are panied
to learn of tho severe illness Of Lieut. Colonel
Peck, IF the seventh, and Quartormaser Saw
yer Of the Ninth the former al Essex N. Y,
and the latter OF Lancaster Massachusetts We
trust they may be speedily restored to health"
The CHAPLAIN or THE SENArE.-Ths Senate,
in the re- election Of Rev. l.. II. STONE, Of North
field, to the chaplancy Of that Honorable Body,
have assured to themselves, durog the session,
devout and excellent prayers, by a most worthy
and able Chaplain.
We are glad to notice the election Of REV. A.
l.. COOPER, Of Montpelier as Chaplain Of the
House. Mr. COOPER is the Methodist Clergy.
man stationed here aud We have no doubt that
eyen the Assem- 1led " wisdom aud virtue " of
the State can aud will profit by his ministrstions
to them.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT. letter from this
regiment, in the Rutland Herald aye: 1--WE
have not bad death 10 the ,giment since
May Is, and only three siuce February s. and
have never had so little sickness A. At present.
. Our men ale in excellent spirits, and only wait
ing for new recruits to Le put into more active
} service.
ACCIDENT. While at work last Saturday
upon the new dwelling house being put up in
th IS village by Charles Sheldon. Esq lieut.
Egbert Rounds tell FROM the top OF the wall
some thirty feet 10 the ground. M bones
, aerc broken, but severe l. urIes were received
about the back. Just how serious there Dju.
ries will prove to be, il is impossible yet de.
termine.-RuiiaHd Herald.
BATTERY M.-Battery NJ, llth W. Regiunt,
$50 officers and men, was organized at Bratle-
boro, the tn inst. 1t. Chas. X Fleming Of
Co. 6, llth regiment, was chosen Captin
On the Sth inst. the Battery was mustered Dto
the u. ). service.
ACCIDENT. On Monday, the 9Th inst, lr.
1 Daniel b. Hall, OF West DaBville, while cuthg
timber had one OF his legs broken in two pla,s
, between the kpee and ankle.
Gen. H. II. Baxter has sold his Marble QUE
~ in West Rutland to a New York firm, II
the sum Of $3.50, 0eG.
4 DR. S. B. Park, Jr., Of Grafton, who was sur
geoa in the 10th Regiment, has been appointed
to the same office in the llth regiment
ACCIDENT AIR. Buckin, OF the firm Of
White Bucklin OF Fast Wallngford, was
} riding out with two children one day last week,
when bis horse became frightened BY drove OF
hogs passing, and himself and children were
thrown from the carriage and seriously injured.
The Pasumpsic railroad is now so far com.
pleted that regular trains have commenced run
ming to Newport
Four Colonels Of Vermont regiments are
I practicing law in Rutland Coils. Joyce. Mich
oles, Veazey and Proctor.
ACCIDENT AT SHELDON On Tuesday morn.
ing Oct ., while Mr.. and Mrs Carlisle OF Shel.
don, were passing over the road leading from
the bridge up the hid on the east side OF the
creek, their horse became FESTIVE and backed
down the embankment, when Mrs. O.. in try
! ing to save herself by jumping from tho wagon,
had her ankle very badly fractured IN the joint
just above the foot, 20 tina, amputatIon, 1t is
feared, will be necessary ST. Adams Messenger.
E The regular opening of the Passumpsic rail.
road to Newport will take place about the 18th
Of his moalh.
Farm AT AucTloS.-Those desirous oil obtain
ing good farm alta bargain, will do well to
consult the advertisement in another column
JkwELRY STORE. Our readers will notice oy
an advertisement elsewhere, that 5. FsuAN
succeeds Mr.. +. c. pnNSE, in the Jewelry
, Store on The corner of State and Main Streets
While we regret to lose from our business circles
a gentleman so reliable and capable as Mr.. PnS'
My has proved himself to be- we believe hh
place could not be better supplied than by MI
FREEMAN, who is a gentleman of thorough ID
tegr,y Of excellent business habits, civil and
obliglng, as a merchant should be, and who un'
derstands completely the department of business
in which he is engaged
C LArG HING Gas TURNED TO Coon SERVICE IL
. will be noticed, by reference to his advertise