Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

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TnE NFw HOTEL IN STOWE. Sc Mr. Blngham's
NV h9tl is 10 active progress and will he
ready TO open about the lst Of jane. 1t will
be- we are told, tn large5: hotel in Vermont.
ltitls to be lighted with gas made by Drakos
patent apparatus, manufactured by the Bur.
lugton Automatic Gas Company.
Surgeon Enoch Blan ,hard formerly Of Lyn-
don, but late of the 18th, Is on the staff OF the
General commanding district Of West Florida,
as medical director.
1HETT AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weeks ago it
was noticed by the newspapers that in the day
time while the inmates Of the house were all
absent, some person entered The dwelling OF Nh
Warren GroIt Of Welthers6eld, and from bis
sleeping room took about $500 went up stairs
t. the room Of bis wilos sistor, Miss tlosley
an from her frank tJJk about 500 more.
No trace of the money had been found. In the
mean time, say. the Bellows Falls Times, the
neightors were getting up present for the
young laiy who WIS about to be married, land
this lost money was all her iortuns) when a
shcr. time since the money was returned (all
but about $500 done up in brown paper and
stuck into the fence, or gate post near CIRCUITS
front door, evidently placed there by the thief
fJr the family to find and restore to the young
woman Mis-, Ilosloy has thus got her money
back, and is happily married
New Pos1MAsrER At ST, AIBiss.-lhe nom
nation Of II. n Barber a, Postmaster at 81.
Abln,, has bosn confirmed by the Ssnate.--
The present incumbent, MyrJn Buck Is under
stood 10 have signed
FRE The dwelling hou.c and out buildings
belonging to Mrs. Reach Of Derby Centre were
conf etely destroyed by fire on Wednesday
March 2nd
The fire took from a barrel Of smoking meat
IN the wood shed.
JQ A Fellows, a native Of Top'ham this
state aud a graduate Of the University Of YER
mont, presided over meeting Of the conscrya-
uye Onion men IN New Orleans lately
The expense Of the schools in Bratteboro the
past year were 1852 81
PArHrs-Tatcuts have been issued to Yer
montels, as follows
A b and y II. SHAW for improvement IN
sewing machines, patented Dec Is 1869
Edward Lawson, Of Island Pond, for I'M
proyemen. 10 separating and sorting ores, Sc.
Calvin +. Meyers Of BRISTOL for improve
ment in self acting sled brake
Obed Peek, Of Windso., for improvement n
securing bits IN braces
DlsMissrD The Free Press says that the
Ecclesiastical Council, called at Westlord to
cons der the question Of Diminishing the pastor
Of the Congregational Church OF that place,
Rev. j. Il. Woodward, decided by a vote Of II
t. TO scy-r the relation between him and the
church.
PurNEr The WOODEN factory IN Putney has
again been started after having been idle about
three years aud the boarding house connected
with it was opened on the 18th, by L. c, BAR
lin.
R o. opaulding, the well knosn manager Of
the Mansfield Summit House, for the last two
years, is now owner Of the Morrisville House.
The Town Clerk If Cabot says that ~ deaths
occurred in that town during the year 1868.
OF this number 9 died of consumption and 9 Of
diphtharia.
The village hotel at Johnson is to change
hands soop. Mr., Daniels, the present occupant
ami owner, having rented it for three years to
r. H. smith, Of Wateryille.
FmE.-On Friday last hop.house belonging
20 0rsJn lladey, of Hydepark caught fire and
was burned. A buggy-nearly new-was in the
builling, and burned. Mr. Hadley had been
getting out alx, and the FIRE was the result Of
clreessness of children in handling ire 10 the
blIlding
The .Ntlosdealer says the Musical convention
a Johnson last week, was success The
weather was good, and singers came from all
parts OF the county, though the attendance from
outside OF johnson was not large. The concert
was held al the Town Hall, which was filled
with eager listeners.
ALLOTTED PAY-Assgnees and others hold
ing orders for Allotted Pay of the Tenth Regi.
ment and First Cavalry, are hereby notified
that returns have been received for November
and December, 1868, and this Office is prepared
to pay the sums received in the usual way.
j. b. PAGE, Sla,s Treasurer
Rutland, March 10, 1861
Colonel Asa p. Blunt, Of st. Johnsbury, and
Harry BTownsOn, Of Rutland, have been nomi
mated to and confirmed by the Senate, as Assist
ant Quartermasters of Volunteers, with the rank
of Captain.
Jacob W. COnroe, Of M:ddlebury, assistant
assessor for Addison County, died recently IL
Wisconsin. L. D. Eldrdge, oil Middlebury, had
been appointed his successor
DIVORCES The marriage contract between
seventeen couples, was dissolved at the session Of
the Supreme Court at Woodstock, which CLOSED
on the 18th ult.