Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
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WAsnINoToN coUNTY.

Ms WINcnmrrR.-Th Dramatic aud Poe,i
Reading, by Miss Ella Winchester, in Repre-
snntiyes Hall on the evening Of the 25.h 0
Oct. which 80 have elrslessly delayed noticing
until nov, was in all respects a complete success
The hall was packed by an appreciaty1 SnC
aratlel audience, 80 that many were obiigec
to 20 away, unable to obtain even standing
places.
ller voice is clear, full and musical, easily
filing every part of that large audience room,
while her ocution, at once natural and iofcible
shows that she has carefully studied and success
fully prlctcel HtmIet's directions to the
players, neither tearing passion into tatters
nor yet TOO tame, but suitlng the action to the
word the word to the action.
The Building Of the Ship " and " Barbara
Fric;ehie were perhaps the best fitted, both
irom thei. rhetorical and their patriotic charac-
ter, to please the popular taste, while the
Shakspariu extracts exhibited the most real
talent, and, il we mistake not, Of reserved power.
10 these intrinsic excellencles, her easy and
graceful bearing impart an additional charm.
We learn that it is her intention to give read
iugs during the winter in different parts of tbs
State, aud We feel sure that Lecture Committees
who should engage her services, would confer
both pleasure and benefit upon their audiences.
The torch.ligst procession, Illumination and
Iolifcation, at Burlington, the l4lh inst, was a
brilliant and decided success. 1t wa, under
the direction of the Union Club there, and the
Times says that the Copperheads even, pro-
nounesd it big thing"
AccmENr-SIs Moser OF Morristown was
instantly killed last week by falling in such a
manner as to break his neck. He WAS between
20 and 20 year. OF age.
EDUCATIONAL RKr)RT.-We are in receipt of
the Eigh.h Annual Report OF the Vermont Board
Of Education, embracing he Report of the Sec
etary made to the Board the whole making u
volume of l6j pages.
BARRE AcADENr.-We have received the
Thirteenth Annual Catalogueof this flourish
ing lnstttuton, l. shows the following attend
auco OF students for the past year; Winter
Term 50 Spring Term 40; Summer Term
50 Fan Term Us. Aggregate 42j.
RoBBgRr IN ST. ALBANs On the ening Of
Saturday, Nov. 10th, as one of the masons en-
ploye1 on the new hotel in ST. Adams, was
returning to lis home at St, Adams Bay, he
was confronted few rods below the American
Hot BY man who demanded his money or
his lie. The man chose to give up the former,
amounting to S50C0, which the robber took
and teparc1. The robbery was committed
about o'clock p. NJ.
Weave requested to state that the funeral o,
Lieut.. Aaron X. Cooper, of the 9Th VT, will b
attended at The Methodist Church in Worcester
next Sunday, the 9th inst, at one clock ? NJ
THE MARRIAGE Lw.--lt may be interesting
to our readers to know that those sections Of
the mar ag9 law, requiring the publication OF
mention ol marriage, are repealed, excep, in
thor application TO minors, paupors, insane
persons aud idiots. The law takes effect from
its passage, and is, therefore, now in free,
TnE VERMONT CAyALRY.-The returned mem.
beers ct tbo Let Vermont Cavalry were mustered
out OF the United States service yesterday by
Lieutenant Davidson, United States Army.
Inc number OF men mustered out from each
company is as follows;
Go. A, 81 men b, 30; q, 90; D, Isl L,
II +, q; q, u; Ii, Is; |, 81; X, q
Non commisisled staff o; Total, 234