Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-26


ange and Lamoe Counties, will confer great favor
upou and readers by sending US local intelligence
Give us the facts and will arrange them Tor the paper
ALL HAIL ONCE MORE We are glad to call
attention to Reimbursement ofthe eyer-wecone
Memberships, which will be found in our col
umns to day. These worthy and classical mu
aiclaus are old acquaintance here, and at TN
day need no introduction. Their annual visits
are anticipated and looked forward to, alter sea
sons Of musical dearth ike the coming Of spring
after the season Of stern and sterile winter And
it may simply be stated concerning their visit
this year, that they have choice things IN store
for their friends in Montpelier Their pro-
gramme is a rich and splendid bill, and will not
fail 10 delight all who hear it. Miss Ryan,
whose pleasing manner and fine singing laet
year we inJ to be gratefully remembered, has
spent the year in close study and rigid practice,
and Is said to have made fine improvement.
She will appear in three new and beautiful
songs never bei0e5un here. Let us give tue
Memberships a cordial greeting.
CApruRED--A note has just reached US from
our correspondent W. W." OF the sharp
shooters, from Lynchburg, which has been more
than two months on the way. lie was cap
tured in the Wilderness fight. marched to Cor
louisville, then went by rail to Lynchburg
where be writes, we start Tor Georgia to-mor-
row
1ng SWISS BELL RINeERs.-W notice that
the world.renowncd Peak Family will give two
Concerts at Village Hall in this place, next
Thursday and Friday evenings. The company
is organized a. Vocallsts, Harpists, and Bell
Ringers, and are unsurpassed in these several
capacities The bare announcement OF their
coming will ensure them fall houses
Job Lyman, ESD, Of Burng on, who adyer-
tised for a Representative recruit, has secured
one, and sent him on to Brat tleboro. Horace
LOOMS Esq, Of Burlington, has also sent On a
Representative recruit.
TINS rmRD VERMONT. This regiment, 1000
strong, reached Burlington by boat Thursday
evening in command Of Lieut. Col. Pingree.
They were met at the wharf by the Fire De-
partmant Of Burlington, and large number OF
citizens, and escorted 70 the Town Hall, where
they were appropriately welcomed in speech
by L. b Englesby, IN behalf of the people OF
Burlington Lieut. Col Pingree responded in
behalf Ol the regiment, The regiment then
proceeded to tho American House where an ex-
eeiient supper had been prepared for them Gen
P +. Washburn was present and handsomely
addressed the returned soldiers. The regiment
is expected to be mustered out next Wednesday.
RESUMED HIS PROFESSION. R. G. Benton, Esq
has opened law office in Hyde Park. He has
not yet recovered from the effects Of the Chick
ahominy campaign
On Monday evening freight train on the
Vermont and Canada railroad going south from
St Adams was thrown from the track near
Johnny Cake Hill, doing considerable mischief
to track aud hieght. The mail Chicago express
train were delayed several hours. No lives were
lost.
The people Of St. Adams have been having
"a FAR, lasting TWO days, from viii IN was real
ICED 500, the money is to be divided between
the Sanitary and Christian Commissions.
BmrrLEBoRo -Brattleboro has levied town
lax Of SIS 900 Tor recruiting purposes, the boun-
ties TO recruits not TO exceed 500
FIRES About one hundred acres Of woodland
10 New Haven were burned over few days since,
about half mile west of the depot. A mile
and half OF fence was burnt, Aid was finally
obtained from Vergennes to extinguish 1t. The
ire is supposed to have been set by boys
A dispatch to Gov. Smith states that the
Eighth Regiment was in Washington on Thurs
day last. Col. Thomas was in command.
Robert Andrews Of Manchester, was 500 out
of pocket d few nights since by the operations
of burglars Fellows of the same base sort are
figuring at Arlington.
PERSONAL &C. NJ. Fisher, Esq, of Vergennes,
and lady, and Mrs. Susan G. Alexander, sister of
Hon. f. f. Woodbridge, sailed from Boston on
Wednesday, for Europe. in the steamer Asia.
COMMERCIAL CoLLEeR.--The success Of the
Commercial College enterprise has induced the
inauguration of one at Rutland under the charge
Of Prot Lansley.
Hon. John B. Page of Rutland has been ap-
pointed Trustee of Rutland g. Burlington Rail
road Company, in place of Hon. John W Stew
art resigned.
The dwelling house and barn of Allen j
Wilder, was lately destroyed by fire at about d
clock at night, and was undoubtedly the work
of IN incendiary. MIR. Wilder and family bare
ly escaped with their lives and the few olothe
they had on, everything ese being burnt. Mr.
Wilder is returned soldier in limited circum
stances.
A MIR. Alger OF Stowe, lost colt last weel
1t having had two Of Its feet taken off by NOW
ing machine.
LIP. Whitney of West Halifax, iel from
bridge about 10 feet, and heavy stick OF tim
bel dropped on him he was severely bruised
Tie had just paid Communication, having bee
drafted, and thought he shouldn't have bee
worse hurt, il he had gone to the war