Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

yenti0n to DO held here tins week, Commencing
to-day (ruesday) Il will be arare treat to tho
lovers Of music.
Edward Dewey, Of this place, Quart rmas'or
of the Eighth Vermont left last week for New
Orleans in company with Col Thomas.
Mai. Wells, of the Vt. Cavalry, says $50 Of
that regiment have rs-enli,ted
TIE BARKER FAulLY.-Ih' Concert glyen by
this Troupe at Village Hall, Saturday evening,
was well attended AMI was decided success.
We have no room for extended comments bat
heartily commend this Troupe to the patronage
Of the public. They are to visit many places in
this vicinity, as will appear by their advertise
ment in another column.
Capt. John " Clark, Of Montpelier Thosc
headquarters are With the army Of the Potomac
at Brandy Station, is now at home on short
leave OF absence.
All our State exchanges speak 0 The mild
epriuE-liko weather with which Vermont has
been favored this winter. And such weather u
worthy of especial mention IL seems to have
been specially sent As mitigation Of tho stssp
prices Of wood, and helps make that tax much
more endura1,o. We shall not be sorry TO zee
d. continue until spring February, however
commences with a heavy snow storm, and prom
ises US touch Of winter yet
-Four brothers by the name Of Kew, Of Irish ma
lonality, have bsen bound over for appearance
At tho County Court, for stealing cloths DDS
skins, and fsfssymsres ,-from I. Kinney,
Of Barre The thie,ing had been going on lor
more than year, $3.50 worth in all, having
been taken Robort Ksw one Of The respond
ems, No, IN Mr. Ksuney'' employ. The ker'
claim that they css establish their innocence.
MAJ VIM Wells, Of ID. First Vermont cav
airy, uat home on fifteen days Leave The cav
airy cannot boast Of a braver OF better officer
COL Thomas did no, leave tho State to JOIN
hi. regiment unit last week. lie then look with
him recruit. enough to Sill the Eighth Vermont.
The Barre Band lef. az the same time Tor ser
vice IN the Gulf Department.
DONATION VlIT The friends Of Rev. j II
Woodward made him their annual Donation
visit at his residence in Wexford, on Tuesday
evening, ana lsl, gifts 10 the amount OF 500.
This exceeds in magnitude ell former visits.
rais.d and presented to Rev. ii P. Gushing
At the Landing, go Was presented 70 R'v.
W Granger
The donation visit 10 Mr. Liseomb 10 lra'
burg, Thursday last resulted IN raising 800
The recent donation visit to Rev Mr. Nun
ger in Cambridge, resulted IN substantial BEN
eft to tn. amount of about 500
Rev. Mr.. Jones Of Danvills realiIsd from a
donation visit last Wednesday $50
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie Of St. Albao', received
sos, from similar visit,
Rev Mr. Eastman, pastor Of the Baptist
Church ID Weston, hss received 800, from G
similar visit
The Congregational Clergyman at Stowe hos
received s7O, the proceeds Of like visit.
Capt. II. c Parsons Of the Vermont Cavalry
las res gned
A car lead Of girls left Newport, recently
en- route for some Of the factory villages il lh,
old Bay State They vsrs provided with a car
by themselves
CNrESARIAS. Mrs Nichols died IN Liu-
ooln, Jan 18th, aged 100 year, and 6 months.
She was formerly from New Hampshire.
All. Levi, Of the " Empire Saloon, has
boen fined slOaud costa for selling liquor VIM.
Hurley, for breach Of the peace, wac hn.d IS
and coats. Joseph Lsshway was fined s. aud
coats for intoIcatiou. All Of Burlington.
jobs G. SAKE wss among the injured by an
accident on the New York Central Raar syria
cus,, last week, The witty pos, received 'cm'
severe bruises on the fsce, bu, al Last accounts
was doing well.
lev L. I. Harris Of Sutton, WAS visited Jan
l4.h by liberal friends who left gifts to the
amount of slO725
o. H. Sa1ton and Martin CLARK were brough,
before Justice Hollsnbeck, of Burlington, re
Gently and fined each slO and costs for nfrae
ton, of the liqdor law.
InrupEsr-some "onnary cass has hsc
the impudeuce to enter toe press room OF The
Newport .N,u, and lsther tn, forms with l0rt
oil Spslding says he has no desire to ascertain
who did it, but If he will only do so once mort
hall give him an obituary notice free o.
charge,
RRy. EDWARD B. CHipspRLN has, At hu
own request, been dismissed from the charge Q
she Congregational Church at Shoreham.
Assistant Surgeon f. N. Curtis, Of the Sixth
Regiment. is in Burlington on brief furlough
Col Henry S Burton, U. $. A., OF Norwich
Vt, late in command Of Fort Delaware, ha
been ordered to take command OF tho rcsoty'
artillery Of tn, Potomac.
ESCAPE or DEsRRTsR, Frank Carpenter,
desertcr from tho third regiment escaped iron
Deputy Provost Marshal f. 5, Camp, Tuesda
morning by jumping from tho window Of tn
car alooa. near Brooksve station, en- the trail
from Burlington to Rutland. lie had been con
Ed L. tba Mnrtnaiiar ,.u for .tsnltn, hnra