Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-13
ARcHI1Ec1uRE-We ought to have called


.tren,ior several weeks since to plan of
sb rch. drawn by j. }. Randall, Esq of Rut-
and vho mas establi shei hne reput alton
IAN architect Of excellent taste and judgment.
Th, plan before the Committee who have
10 charge the construc ion of the new church
On ScnoOl Street but the Committee, for rea-
syns which the public do not yet appreciate,
preferred different plan by Boston archi-
teet. Mr.. Randall's plan is b. autiful in de-
=ign. presents an imposing front, and is not
l4sbgUTed by long low ves.ry projecting
from the rear and out of proportion to the
man e. Zee Ii has, also, tower in front,
which, believe, is not admissible In School
Street architecture. We have already stated
-h4s Mr. Rand I'll is the architect OF the
church hich the Episcopal Society are erect
sng - this village. We were much pleased,
also, with be photograph Of delightful res
id-nc: built by c. Eiger,on, Esq, of Ohio,
from . sign by Mr.. Randall.
We think 1t not impossible that the Com
mite, whch rejected Mr.. Rand lis plan,
Will yet regret that they did not employ
Vermont architect whose taete nd Judgment
respectIng architecture, are, we have not the
le4-t doabt, better than those of the gentle
mar from b stoh INTO whose hands the whole
1svT Of ioca ton; sly lie of church kc., seems
70 hl7e been unfortunately committed.
ORANGE CouSTr-A fire broke ous 10 the
-ash ard door factory Of w. IL Leavtt in
Bedford on the 9Th Ins., destroying several
hundred dollars worth of biz property anu
also considerably damaging the building which
vs. owned by r. r. Aldrich. The splendid
dra engine Of The village promptly
aand and succeeded IN saving the main build
H.. and also the grist mills which stood with
Do fur feet Of the factory. Bradford boasts
81 i FIRE engine and Company that cannot be
bs.t in the State. Several sales OF building
I-s ll7, been made at almost Boston prices,
wheel iz good evidence of the prosperity of
the village.
ra. Corinth Copper Company produced
200 -0ns OF ore during the month of May,
beng an excess of ten tons over the product
IF \ r and with less force of men.
odd quartz has been found on a farm near
.1e r4ir-ad IL Fai,lee and only two and one
haf miles from Bradford village, that yields
17 >s II sixteen d,llars per ton, and measures
,re 1eng taken to develop the property.
DR. ". r CAKES, the skilIful and accom-
rI aed surgeon for The eye, ear, etc, who has
resided in our village for the past year, has now
removed 10 Nor~ak. Conn, where he is ready,
as usual, attend to all who may be in need Of
r.- pra .-ssional services and have no hes
i-a ou IT, s7ying TO the good people Of that vi
u. "a. ha;v
roa-ge aad support
CoNTrRxeD-We notice among the recenp
continuation Of post-masters the following
J 4ne- q. French. Montpelier Jussus Cobb,
Niddlebur7 Julius E. Higgins, Brandon.
Mi Gen Geo 9 Dodge, formerly of Irss-
burg. Eas been appointed U. 5. Consul at
Bremen.
SUCIpE-The Free Pres, says Mr.. Dens-
low .rber, of Richmond, committed suicide
by lAugins himself on ON the 18th inst lie
y.s- a member of the 7th regiment and
served N, re- han three years in the U. ).
service. The cause IL unknown. His age is
3 years.
We have seen come fine rsiDbows in our
day but never one that the whole equal
co hat Of last evening. Formed BY the last
Iays Ut the setting SUD, It rose high against
the heavens, perfect arch OF five complete
concen .raIc bows, besides the Jndsry bow
uut-Ide litter sly brilliant and hardly less SO
30 he top than at the bases-while from the
Sou hern b-se spIang portion OF still anoth-
or low, diveTgmg from the hrst at a cOnsId-
crab at gle l. was bright at the bottom
Is he main bow, but faded away at the heIgh hit
oi 80 ~ 40 degrees This last feature Is some
tHIug new the history OF raInbows SO tar as
" re WARE Viii our urai philosophers
txpia n The whole formed q spectacle OF
surrass ~ beauty, wnIch lasted for about 20
luluut :. ami will be lOng remembered BY
T.. -t. y lJ had d full view OF It.-BurlIngt on
Free PTess.
SnUGeLISG.-Ofhcer Kimball, OF Barton,
rec-.Jty ,verhauled 4. K. w heele. IN Albany +,
~ had Is gallons OF snuggled whiskey
X mbail got INTO w heeer's wagon, and start
81 ID him towards lrasburg. But heller,
tearing he Disgrace Of being caught bad
Company. begged 4 ball TO let him drive 10
one. Consent being gwen, " heller put
,glip 4, his nOrre and got ON five miles towarus
Cralt7oury before KImbalI could catch bin.
ii Na7 Cneo secured, aud los: his team and
1II7key-
State Musical Convention will be held in
Burlington at d time DOT yet liked, but prob
ANY vii be- towards the ed OF this month.
y
cents Ul the tfsren musical associations OF
TOE SAFE, and some Of the Dest mus cal talent
from abrOao will be invited to be present.
PUTSEr.-Dr. John Campbell, who had
been IL HE Practice OF his Irofe SION for more
taau # years, dIed at his residence In Pot
uey NJ ,ndAV afternoon last, at the adj
FAncet age of - years.
Etw-rc d. Moony Of Derby, has been con-
vtcr=s ~ I jury Ut MS county, ani fl.i .$7
for ste-lns 40 pounds of beef, half busnel
measure, and quantity OF talt-
Specie IL circulating in Londonderry and
vicinity: halt dollars at 20 cents quarters
a. IS cen ts, and ems a. Is and 6ves at six
cents
hey nave flrmsd an association in Man
ID steE, TO enforce the State laws for the
pres yatiOn OF trout and birds.
Mi6dlebury is TO have a Centennial cele-
hIatI,n On II ground of the FRS clearing
made iu 1906
Mr. Hoiton, # Middlebury, has great
curIositS-an ivory watch.
Mrs. Barr and both her children were
ilg tfuly burned at St. Adams on Friday
and have since died.
lne o. neral Convention of CONGREGATIONAL