Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-20

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seized two wagons three harnesses and horse for having
been usej 10 smuggie whskey all the property
Fletcher of Stewartsown, NJ H. He also seized, March
4th at Erra NJ H. horse md of whs key, and
up an Irish among the iogmen caused by whkey
Also March I he seiz ed in Canaan key of ~hskey
found the end path the bank
RUILAND-At Rutland many STAYED away from the
polls March meeting, and those queer
~ There was tie between the candidates mode
rator and the question who should settled
drawing In consequence of procedure
an effort will be made aside proceedings
meeting The Herald says that John Cain and the Fnne
gans J" had it all their way The furnished
wv men Tor the service, ard paid for bounties S2i7
676l4 The town is owing Sl9 1913 81. The Finnegans
however, voted only 25 dollar barely enough
to pay expenses.
PATHNrs--A patent has been issued B.
West Danvilie w. for improved composition for welding
and refining iron.
BaAspos.- Zachary Clark child, came near dy
ing from sutoc alton Monday light last by gas
coal
CLorHiSG-The attention OF called
ad another column Geo Nichos whose
enterprise in his line of trade is well known and who has
heretofore very successful in pleasing
Brows's CoscERr-The lovers of pure harmony and
aduterated humor will be pleased learn that Mr. William
Brown, universally known " That Comical Brown"
Is of his original king, musical
Village Hail. Montpelier, Tuesday evening" March
90 which he will be assisted by Miss Z. A.
Marsh, avoIite alist, AWAY
above par everywhere 1t is worth the admission price
hear her OF her best pieces, and
think OF Brown with his splitting comcalties
readily for the crowded greet
wherever they appear Mr.. Brown added a fea-
TUE of attraction this the display
teIlgence by dogs Prince
Charlie, who through series of surprising tricks
The people OF East Montpelier, Barre, Northied and
Waterbury by Mr. Brown one night
only" See his advertisement another column.
ILLNESS SENATOR FooT.-rhe telegraph
Saturday brought the following
Senator FUot's continued illness has alarmed
his friends, and serious ea are entertained that
he will not recover.
We trust there is no good foundation for
these fears.
The house of Luther Page of Derby des-
troyed by fire last week. The hie originated
from smoking ham in barrel.
Lieut. Sylvester Burlngame, OF Brattleboro,
late OF the 9Th Reglm recently was shack
irg at the depot, when his right arm was
.ught and the bones so severely fractured that
amput4tio above the elbow became necessary.
There more than twenty divorces grant
ed at the recent term of the court at w oodstock
nearly hail Of which were account of
adultery.
They have had another fire at Windsor-a
house owned by ID. G. Billings Main street,
was destroyed, and marble shop torn down to
prevent the fire from spreading
G. H. Rideout of Weston, has colt months
old, stands IA hands high. He well proper
toned, OF the Messiuger and English blood.
The pleasant story IN the March number of
Harper, entitled Aunt Esthers Story" i. from
the pen OF Mrs. JULIA c. X. DoRR, OF Rutland.
RUTLAND & WOODSTOCK RAHRoAD.-A large
meeting was held at Woodstock, last Monday,
with a view raise the necessary Sc
cure survey OF he Pre- ected railroad from Rut-
land 10 " hite River Junction, via Woodstock.
A committee was appointed to procure subscrip-
tons, and determined spirit manifested to the
survey put through.
THE SEVENTH VERMoNT-By order of Maj.
Gen. H u. W RIGHT, the Seventh Vermont
Regiment mustered OF service Gal
weston Texas, IN the 2lst. OF February The
reg iment is expected at BratteborO daily. Or
ders have been received by Col. Austine, to
muster out oil service all members Of the regiment
now furlough 10 the State.
VERGENNEs.-The old ree dents of Vergennes
propose To nod grand reunion by way OF cel-
nent OF that clty. The proposition comes,
ueiIeve, from former cltlzeos residing abroad,
and Ii n. +. +. Woodbridge is named the
orator oil the occasion. Next August is the
month which 1t Is proposed to celebrate.
EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs ON THE VI. CENTRAL
RALRoAp.-Mr. j. w. Hobart VI aster OF Trans
portation, Of the VT. Central, has for some time
been annoyed by the unaccountaole dsA pear
ance Of articles OF freight passing over the road
Recent luyestlgaliyns have discovered that
rIes of systematsc robberes exteL aiding
considerable period, have probably occasional
these irregularities and several OF the employees
OF the freight department have been arrested.
E. Royce, of Mortified, freight conductor, and
brother, Chas. Royce OF Fayston l.. G. Peabody
OF Northtield u. l.. Thurston, Of Bralntree, and
Charles w oodoury Of Mortified. have had ex-
aminaLions and been bound over for trial. &. h.
Cady, OF Cornish, y H., freight conductor,
arrested yesterday, and has had exau4Ina-
ton at late hour this afternoon. he is charged
with distractions OF dry goods, etc., to the amount
of 500. Deposits OF the stolen goods
found at the house of Cadys mother and grand
mother, in Cornish, n. II. another lot of goods
was discovered IN Moretown, VT. The investiga-
tlou VII lch ELECTED these facts occasioned,
believe, by the detection Of freight conductor
Royce IN attempt to " abstract = ten tubs Of
butter, during the detention OF his train, between
Northtield and Roxbury, one day last week. At
present, it is impossible TO determine the amount
of these roberies, but it is thought that all those
implicated have been arrested. Cady
brought before Justice Barton, afternoon, and
placed under $500 bonds TOR his re-appeaiauce
Monday. ST. .4Lbdns Messenger, IAN.
FIRE AT Norwich UNIvERsITY.-Our lei ter
from Dartmouth mentions the destruction by
fire of the Norwich University, we find in the
Boston Journal extract from a letter from
Norwich, giving the following additional partic-
ulars
TUESDAY evening the building known as the
South Barrack was destroyed by fire. The fire
originated in the fourth story, and was caused
by defect in the chimney. As no one occupied
the rooms in the immediate vicinity, the fire was
not discovered until it was too late to save the
builting. part of the library of the institution