Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

ADJ / AND INsP'T GENERAL : OFFICE,
Montpelier, Dec. y, 1906
In pursuance OF the az lhority conferred upon
me, as Adjutant snd Inspector General Of the
State Of Vermont, by sc. 3, of an ect OF the
legislature Of the Safe, entitled An act for
the preservation of the Records and Flee per
y4lnlrg % ire ~f sal f~r tho Prsaerva-
tie, ~ the Union,' approved Oct. p, 1866, l
30 hereby appoint Henry B. Bradley, resident
{. Montpelier, Assistant Adjutant and Inspect
Or General Of this State, with authority TO Ger
tify al! copies, extracts aud transcripts of the
records and 6les in this otfice,-such cartf
Gates 10 have the same force, etfsc. and valii-
", as though the same were certified by the
Adiut2nt and inspector General.
WILLIAM WELLS,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
CHRIsrMAs-W understand that our mer.
chants and shopkeepeTs and men Of business
generally will close their shops Christmas
day 1t Is a recognized holiday, and this
Observance oft will be grateful release from
labo- 10 many, who will thus be able to join IN
the cheerful festivities of the anniversary.
The Vermont Central has changed its time
table, as viii be seen by consulting the adver-
tisement II another column.
AcCIDEST.-GeoTge W. Scott, Esq, of this
village, while attempting to take down his
sleigh Monday, fell and broke both bones Of
his leg betw zen the ankle and knee joint. He
is now suffering much pain from the injury.
SSow.-The first snow of any amount this
winter fell Sunday night and Monday. com
ing to the depth of nearly quite one foot.
The sieighing is now quite good, ard the bust
meas of the winter will commence in earnest.
The donation visit e. week to Rev. Mr..
Ludlum. the pastor of the Methodist Church
IN this Village, passed off pleasantly and sue
cessfully. Between $500 and $500, was CIV
en- by the liberal hearts present.
Rev. c. G. Parker, Of Waterbury. very
much to the regret OF the people Of his church
and society, is to leave his pulpit there, to
take charge of q Femala Seminary IN Maine.
There is no more f4ithful and earnest worker
than Mr. Parker While in the pulpit, be
has not suffered religion and learning to be
divorced, and be will not suffer them to be
separated in his Seminary.
MAsoNIC-HALF FA RE.-The Annual Ses-
sion of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Vermont,
will be held at Montpelier, on Wednesday,
January 1Oh, 1867.
The Vermont and Canada, Vermont Central,
Sullivan, Rutland q Burlington, Vermont Val
ley, Passumpsic, Western Vermont, and Rut-
land and Washington Railroads will carry for
fare iCGy.
CARPETS AT Low PRICES. -Persons in want
Of carpets at low figures, should read the adver-
tsement OF Jacob Smith & Son. published in az
other place. announcing a great reduction IL
prices. The firm is reliable business house
and the advertisement means just what it says
BANK REDEMPTION. The Bank OF Gale
donia (Dapvilie) will redeem its bills 10 one
year from Dec. 8, 1866.
The Pasaump ic Bank will redeem Its bl!l'
10 one year from Dec l, 1866.
The Bank of Lyndon will redeem Its bill!
~ one ysar from Dec Is, 1866.
The barn Of Green Brimmer, of No. Pow
nal, was set on fire, Wednesday evening
Nov. 2ls:, by a miserable fellow who ha
been a?pre Bonded and lodged IN the Bennins
ton Center Jail The barn and all its COZ
tents-includiag g valuable slan o; horses
We're completely destroyed.
The Students of Corintb Academy HEX
tneir Exhibition at the Academy Hall OF
friday afternoon Nov. 23d.