Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26

and Wolcott have made up their deficiency I'M
der the draft, and these towns will soon do So
The company for the 18th regiment recruiting
in that County will also soon be full, lacking
now but ten men.
There Is to be social gathering and oyster
supper at the vestry Of the new church in Stowe,
Wednesday evening Of this week, the proceeds
OF which are to be forwarded to the Washing
ton Fair in aid of the Sanitary Commission.
Rev. A. Q. Reynolds Of Emore, received
800 as the proceeds of the donation visit of
the l4th inst.
LIQUOR IzUREs.-0ficer White of Burling-
ton seized, while being unloaded form the E1-
press car on Thursday afternoon, 375 gallons OF
liquor consigned to parties that in town. A
barrel of beer from Z. Brown, and half barrel
of the same from the proprietor of the Empire
Saloon were also taken in charge
Miss Helen Adams, sister Of j.. S. Adams,
Esq, of Burlington, accidentally fell from a
window in the second story Of Mr.. Adams
house, on the 18th inst. She was severely
bruised, but not dangerously injured.
SToLEN.-The Vermont Central Railroad de-
potin Burlington, was entered on Monday af-
ternoon, and thirty dollars in postage currency
stolen from the money drawer Of the ticket
Office.
TEMPERANCE LEAGue-A temperance league,
to enforce the prohibitory liquor law, has been
formed in Burlington.
SEIZURE OF LIQUOR "A lot of liquor, consist
ing Of one 42-gaIlon cask, six 2O-gallon casks,
nine lO-gallon casks, and three-gallon Jug,
consigned to various parties in Burlington, was
seized at the Express Office "Wednesday last.
BADLY HURT. W. Blake, of Milton, was
thrown from bis sleigh Tuesday evening and
quite badly hurt. His horse bad taken fright
at the raising of an umbrella and ran away.
The Burlington Times says Capt VIM. F.
Reynolds Of the Sixth Vermont left Brattleboro
on Friday for Newbern, N. c., in command Of
over 400 men for the Ninth regiment
ST. ALBASs-The first day the subscription
books of the new hotel company were opened
IN ST. Adams, $4,000 were subscribed
S. Adams BGnk.-Directors Hiram 3.
oowles, John Gregory Smith, Silas p. Carpen-
ter, Horatio N. Barber, Jasper Rand, Worth
lngton G. Smith and Bradley Barlow Hiram
b. Sowles President John G. Smith, Vice
President Bradley Barlow, Cashier Cyrus
n. Bishop Teller
Franklin County Bank Directors: Oscar
A Burton, William CIapp, Nelson H. Aiming.
ton, Carlos c. Burton Vernon P. Moves 0.
A. Burton, President William Clapp Vice
President Marcus w Beardsley Cashier; Al
bert Sowl,s, Assistant Cashier
MSsisiYuoi Bank. Directors, Alfred Keith,
Homer L. Hubbell, William s. Green, Robert
j SAKE, Amasa NJ. Brown, Jasper Rand, Char
les b. Maynard. Alfred Keith, President
Homer g. Eubbell, Cashier
Lieut.. John W. Newton, OF St. Adams, has
been promoted to the captaincy of Company L,
First Vermont Cavalry, vice II. B. Parsons re.
'igned on account Of continued physical debility
through wounds received at Gettysburgh Sec.
md Lieut. Alexander Watson Of Burlington,
succeeds to the first lieutenancy of the same
company. Orderly Sergeant Stranhon OF St.
AlbaDs, fills the vacancy occasioned by Lieut.
WauOn's promotion.
There is a copper mno on the Coe Farm in
Brighton. A Company of capitalists in Port
and are operating it.
Ansel Foster, OF Island Pond, has killed ! full
'rown lynx the present uninterrupted, says
he Cdledonidn, to be the entire constituency of |
Nathaniel Motley, who represented Ferdinand
ONE years ago in the General Assembly.
Samuel Fuller, attempted to break Jail at
rssburgh, week before last Begot into the
Kinney hut didn't get out
John Lawrence Of Irasburgh has been fined
10 for selling liquor, and his liquor slezed and
transferred to the town
Rov' J. A. Gibson, of South Albany, has been
lade the victim of SIS, dollar donation visit.
lev Mr.. Bullard, Of Derby received 800, rs
be fruit Of simelar visitation.
Sumner Frost OF Derby Centre, while driving
load OF wood, met a man with threshine
lachine. They collide !, and the machine up
1t. whereupon the drivers got into an alterca-
on. A soldier slightly iuebriated, and spoil
* Tor fight opporrnely appeared, and at
nos pitched into Mr.. Frost, aud the next day
ade him present Of 500 and called it square.
Bank Of Orleans. Directors, Ira H. Allen,
'homas Guild, Hiram Mcclellan, Loren Soper,
YIN. B. Denison. President, Ira II. Allen.
OurRAeR.-A villain by the name Of Syyes
II Abbott committeda fendish outrage on
tile girl, only eleven years old at Derby Cen.
e few days since. Abbott had previously
aintained the appearance Of responsibility and
lety, and had lived for four years in the family
the girls father. He was arrested brought
siore magistrate, and bound over in 5000
)nds. His father became bail for him.
John Morse Esq, has been nominated for re-
ection as Commissioner in Caledonia County.
MusIcAL.-The Conn. River Valley Choral
MON are to hold Musical Convention at st.
commencing Tuesday, Feb 9, and
'ntinuing four days under the direction of b..
Baker of Boston assisted nv Miss Iucv Fox L