Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

(lue,daO evening, before the Citizens Associa
lian, at the Village Hall, by Chaplain J. b. Mer
win, U. S. A. His fame as an eloquent and pow
fruI lecturer needs no comment from US. Th,
course, Of which this is the first, Is to oompds,
lectures firm II. w. Betcher, DR.. Chaplin, Mis-
Anna Dickinson, and others Of like fame w
sincerely hope the good people of this vicinity viii
give generous support to SO good an enterprise
Tickets can be had at the desk Of tho FREEMAN
Office
THANKSGIVING, both State and National, occur,
next Thursday We trust that the people viii
feel that they have, this year, such good cause
Tor The Observance Of the day, that they viii
caeriaIiy comply with the concise but happily
expressed recommendation Of Governor Dil.
lasham'. excellent PROCLAMATION
CHANGE or RAILROAD TmT.-Tho winter
arrangement" Of Tie Vermont Central com
moaes Monday Dec 4. Trains leave Mont
pr depot as follows
Going Sloth--s 4OA. NJ, 80 p. NJ. and 10
PM
Gone North aud Wcs.-240 A. M.,G.3OA A.
N 20 = VI. ard 8 10 =. N.
NGv AND OLD INSTITUTIONS 10 - LocArgD.
Three public institutions in this State-two
new and one old are about to be located or re-
located soon in this part Of the Stale. The
new State Reform School is about TO be locate
in Waterbury, at east it's appointed connie
'ioners have lately met at that town and nearly
decided to mako that tbs permanent location Of
IBIS school
new unlyersllist Academy, with fund Of
City thousald dollars, is also to lie located. and
t said Barre has been selected as the place :
while The old Newbury Methodist Academy
wi.l be relocated, and it is thought at North
faI
lus BuNB PREAcHu-The thousands who
Lave beard Of the ocqaan; blind preacher, tle
Rev. ". Il Milburn, may be interested IL
kaov tha, be is to be ordained a, St. Adams -
30 Episcopal minister He va. once Chap
lap q Congress and has been popular lee
@5r this country and in England lie was
l9rmliya Methodist. but las lately joined the
Episcopal order.
Tins Oe4soK Cocsrr EAGLE is the tltls Of a
new aolnm looking weekly paper published
aai edited ~ p. p RIPLEY, at Yves, Randolph.
is appears % be conducted with ta,to and s5il-
ly TIL. clItor strbue to bis mother Of whom
als jas been bsreaved, is tenderand touching
and should if nothing else would. enlls. our
symp.iIcs and oar wishes for bls success
Aprln The great cry about the scarcity
o. ibis valuable iruilin the State Of New York
and further West, turns out to have been mainly
caused by spectators to raise the prices. New
York Ohio Michigan and Canada are 50 iull oil
sppes as o. have gutted the Northern ma,kets.
Thirty thousand barrels reached Boston last
week in one day, and, to come nearer home, il
Is said that there never wore so many apples in
Montpelier before at one time The prices are
falling The spectators have got bit and
the people are glad Of it
luk SEASON PAsr ISD PREsENT.-The season
toe past summer and fall has, on the whole
been d good one The crop, abundant, the
weather generally fine IN summer and in the
ia.I mild, wish the exception Of two turns Of
si', even NJ to the las, day OF November, on
which farmers were in many places seen ploa-
me. Th. only taul, to be found in this season,
has been ts dryness So little rain has fallen
since June that all the springs and stream,
have been unusually low. Many deep springs
which, i0I tbe first time, dried up months ago
nav. scarcely 20; 10 runnag yet Lake Cham !
PLAZA has NOT been so low within tho memory
Of the oldest residents on It's shores.
SALMON AsD SHAD.-Iho Fish Commissioners
81 lermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
met a' lawrence last week, to discuss measures
iorresarug tho aboye-namcd fish to Connect.
ca and Merrimac rivers
Mr.. IlrsBELL. tao missing cashier OF Mis-
sfquoi Bank has not yet been heard from. The
Mason lodge 10 Sheldon have issued circular
asains th.ir brethren abroad to assist in seer
tlinins his fate.
The children Of Jonathan Clayton Of Lon.
douderty, eight in number, with their descend. |
ANTS, thirty all told, assembled Oct. Bob, at the
house ol one OF the sons, to greet their WIDOW
% mother Ten had been in the army-two
were veterans, none had been wounded or in
laret, though one had for time been in Libby
Prison, Four had been recently hoporably dis.
eha-ged.
Ihe Batlioboro papers complain that there
Is much petty th,cyIng going on in that place,
such as stealing chickens, buffalo robes, har-
ns scs, o.c. The Record says returned sodc
luned Wan. Thurs,on, was pitched out Of a
saloon m row Saturday night, breaking bic
collar bone. lie was taken to the Revere
House Who're nc Is now cared for by the town.
The Governor has appointed as commissioners
under the joint resolution relative TO the resto.
ration Of sea hsh % the Connecticut River AMI
It's rbutarlos, Hon. Charles Barrett OF Grafton,
anl Albert y. ilagar, E.q, Of Proctouyllle
rne old cotton factory IN Middlobury, with
the machinery pertaining thereto has been pur-
ehssd by = rites from Massachusetts, who pro-
pose TO SET It 10 work Immediately, and in the
course OF few months will probably put in
machinery to its fall capacity
man named A. II. Martin, who appear. to
uail from Ponl,ney, where he has kept an eat.
tuesday o. lest week on charge Of passing or
uJug to pass counterfeit money. lls was held
20 IT@ in the sum OF $500.