Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

lage as successful merchant before the late
war, and who has for some time past held the
responsible position Of Chief of the Department
for the Purchase of Cattle for the Army, at New
York and Boston, has been brevetted Major for
his faltbfulness and efficiency, and honoraby
discharged from the service. Mr.. Carlton pos
sesses excellent business capacities, was worthy
and useful citizen, and our villagers would be
pleased to see him once more a resident among
them.
Coon FOR WATERBURY, "A man in Water
bury proposes to give Thanksgiving turkey to
all soldiers resident in town who have lost leg
or an arm in tie war, and to all widows who |
have lost their husbands in the war, as well az
all widows who have in the war lost a sou upon
whom they were dependent for support.
Is there not some public spirited, benevolent
man or men in every town in this State that
will go and do likewise " Then surely would |
the voice Of thanksgiving and praise resound
throughout the length and breadth Of Vermont.
The Congregational Church in Derby have
secured, for one year, the ministerial services Of
Rev. James P. Stone, late Missionary to the
Freedmen at Hampton and vicinity, Va,
AN EGG WITHIN AN Eco Something for the
Curious Sometime since, as | was at my barn
discovered an unusual large-sized hens egg
On breaking the egg, there was another egg Of
more than a mddng size, of a much harder she
than the outside one. Now, how came that egg
to get enclosed after it was well formed with
hard SHE'LL in which both were vel filled with
yoIk and whie2 A. l.. BRIGHAM.
Roxbury, Nov. %, 1865.
The Fall Term Of the Orange County Grammar
School at Randolph Center, closed "Wednesday
the 18th inst The term Just closed is tho lar
gest that was ever gathered here. The pros
poets for the winter, too, are better than ever
before. The trustees Of the school are consid-
oring the matter Of enlargng their academy
building to better accommodate the increased at
tendance, and Of securing fund for the porma-
aent endowment Of the school
The St Adams Mssstuger mentions thres
cases Of insult to women in the streets Of that
Town. IN the evening, and says
We regret that such is the fact, but wo-
men canno OF walk our streets after dark without
danger oislnsul. andly'olence'
ACCIDENT TO A CATTLE TRAlS.-The Boston
Traveller says the western cattle train from the
R.tIr..d IN -
Albans Tuesday morning, ran off the track
while on the Cheshire Railroad about four
miles from Fitchburg. The train WAS composed
Of about IS cars Inc accident was clused by
the breaking OF an axle, and eight cars were
smashed. They were loaded principally with
sheep, hogs and geese. OF the latter there
were FIVE hundred in boxe. on the train many
OF them being trod upon by the cattle The
cattle in the cars that escaped uninjured, scat
tered all over the country in the vicinity and
we're with difficulty recovered.
MlpDLEBuRr Irms We learn IRON the Mid.
dlebury Register that 90 great is the demand for
tenements IN that village that one hundred
new buildings ought TO be- built, that the mer-
chants can hardly get half an hour Tor din.
ner, 80 great is the rush OF customers that
the public exercises Of the Philomathesian Socl-
ETY., Of Mddebury College have been indet-
nltey postponed on account Of kness-that
the old cotton factory Is again running that
three new marble quarres have been opened IN
that town within lew months and that real
estate Is held at high figure, with more buyers
than sellers.
The Governor has appointed as Commissioners
Of the Vermont Reform School; Rev. Aaron
G. Pease OF Norwich Rev. l.. A. Dunn, Of
Fairfax Lewis Pratt, Of Woodstock.
Marshall White of Springfield has recently
had four tumofs removed, one from his throat,
one from his nose, and one from each side OF
his neck which extended to and were cut from
the jugular veins. DR.. Howard Of West fairleo
was the successful operator, and the patient Is
recovering.
PERsoSAL.-O Our exchanges notice the decease
at Folkstone, England, of one Of the daughters
Of Judge Adds, Tor whose benefit he resigned BIZ,
Judgeship and went abroad.
Erasmus Plympton, Esq., Of wardsboro, is
IN feeble health, and bis friends fear he will
not recover.
Henry Foster of Fayetteville, recently shot
two red foxes, rscoon and enc skunk in bali
days hunt.
LAnoILLs CouNrr.-Geo. w. Hendee, Of
Morrisville, has been appointed successor to j.
q. Noyes of that village late Assistant Asses
sor OF tao lOsh Division, Third Collection Dis
uict.
Fatal FAIL.-Mr. James Walker fell down
stairs in St. Adams, on Saturday morning, and
broke his neck.
Rev. n. p. Foster is TO terminate his pastoral
abors IN connection with the Baptist Church
ia Burlington, on the first of February next.
The Thursday morning three o'clock train on
the Central Railroad ran into flock Of sheep on
the track at North Chsrlestown last week, kill
ing and manning 10. Two of them were found
on the COW catcher of the engine when the tram
arrived at Bellows Fals,the first that was known
of the accident. The sheep belonged to j. W,
Iudkns & Co.
FIRE occurred in Hydepark on the night oil
the 18th inst, destroying the dwelling house
occupied by widow Jewett, and large quantity
OF personal properly belonging to Mrs. Jewett
Insured Tor $3.50. Loss $500 to $1,000
A boy, some l6 years of age, named loraC,
Green, has been arrested IN Hydepark, and
bound up in $500 bonds, Tor abstractlng money
from his fathers bureau.
CAuour FIsE.-Fiske and Cos express cal
from Boston, on tho Rutland Railroad, caugh
hrc on Wednesday on the up trip, from sp,rI
from the locomotive lighting among the freight
and before il could DO extin guished considerable
damage was done, mostly to packages for Bur
lngton.
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