Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

BANk REDENPTIoN.-Ihe W hIte River
Bank (BetheD Will redeem its bills till Dec.
10, 1867.
A PRAlsEwoRTHY Acr.-In noticing that
the fftieth anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch CarletOn's wedding was celebrated at
their reside-ce at Cambridge Center, Wed
nesdaY evening Dec g. by a large circle of
their relatives and friends, the Newsdealef
tells tLe following incident in M. Carleto1's
career, v hlch is noteworthy.
An incident which occurred while nr.
Carleton was Deputy Sheriff, IN Franklin
county, illustrates the leading peculiar y OF
has whole life. lie had taken poor nan TO
the county Jail in St. Adams whose chi dren
were sick al the time. He returned home
o5 night troubled st the sad condition OF the
mans family. There was a religious meet
ing N progress - the Boro' he entered the
meeting, STATED the condition Of the man.
family, and asked for G contribution TO pay
his hLe OF debt, promising to have the man
ct home before daylight the next morning II
the money should tie raised. The money was
raised and before light in the morning Mr..
Carlston had the man out of jail and at home
with his deserted ftnI Y.
THANKSGIVING IN THE STATE PRIsoN.-The
day was observed with all suitable reepecs
and with inaniits. delight. Labor was sus-
pended Religious worship attended
with good sacred music By the prison choir.
the reading OF the GJver4'I's Proclamation
and the delivery Of s6rmoD by the Chap
Jam. The audience consisted % abJu: enc
bundled persons whose faces gllstened with
joy the sigHt Of The good thugs .h-t ni71
their r-v- Hast Deef with gravy
mashed potatoes, bread and ont.er, and InInce
I pies il gorgeous quantities, with hot tea
I composed he oil OF fare, arranged under
;ho eye OF the oupsrintenient.-F tndsor
/ Journal.
LOST TIE WHoLE.-Two young men,
shoemaker and harness-maker, from lrasburg
visited Derby Line. one day last week auC
bought about d hundred dollars worth of bar
ness trimmings, which they duly reported t
the Custom House officer there, and received
the proper permit from him. But being
| lutte avaricious ii their desires they tool
along with them jug Of the - ardent, Will
the shoemaker wrapped about him nice cal
skin or two. But they did not escape no
tice here They were followed by Office
Woodbury. and DormaD, who overlook then
az Coventry, and relieved them 81 their en.ir
load. together with The tam they had hires
for the trip.--Net1port Express.
lAMoLLE CoUNrY.-Dr. J jim Meigs c
HvdetaGk, % been appointed Assistant ~
sss3r tor fhc Eastern half OF Lamoilie Count
/ In place Of Ii %. Geo. W. Hendee. resigned
in Consequence o! accepting an cthce unde
our State Government DR.. Meigs has serve
4 his country faithfully as Surgeon in the lit
| Regiment, IS whole -sJuleG fellow and WI
discharge the duties OF his new positIo
! With Eromptness and fidelity both to tn
, Government and the taxpayers, and b
APPOINTMENT gives entire satisfaction 10 every
i body and the = rest of mankind. "-Buriins
ion Times
Mr.. William stewart, OF West Barne
while engaged ~ piling logs on Saturda
week received a severe injury. lie had Ju
hi,ched he oxen 10 y leg on which & Inn
about seven feet long and three inches ;h1oue
y sill remained Ino oxen started euddenl
caused the iog 10 turn over, and the In
struck him on the head and arm, making
= gasli in his head JUS forward of his ear, an
= cutting IN artery also breaking or crackir
e one Of the bones OF hIs arm.
PRE.ESTATIoS.-Deacon +. A. fdlie
SuOerinsendent cf the Sabbath School
'. the Flr,t Bsptiss Church of Burlington. h'
been presented By the teac cheers and scht
ars, with tho beautiful steel engraving " Co
!, sIder the Lilies y4iuei a. 800.
BURGLARY AT WINoosKI.-The pasaeng
depot at Wiuoosxi was broken into Saturd
night BY some unknown robber. and the mo
= e7 and ticket drawer carried off and also sol
n clothing
PAr9Nrs.-issued Dec. Is. 1866.
20 Rolin q. Wickham, Tawlet. VT. Tor IL
= proyemeDt IN milk cans. Petor BadoI
" Montpelier, Vt, for improved anvil for swf
We ing calks for horse shoes.
'o EAGLE CAUenr.-A. J. Mason, Of Dors
caught an eagle IN = trap on the llth ln
which measured feet from tip 10 tip a
a weighed l9 pounde.
~ WnrAT.-Mr. Emery Cooke. of Glover. rail-
70 las. season 1902 IL bushels of nice whe
- from TWO and fourth acres OF land. IL '
= the product of bush els OF seed
it Mr.. Andrew Mclaughlin, of Peacha
raised SO bushels OF wheat on IL acres
lily land.
=. The town of Shoreham is TO erect
lN dier's monument costing s., 5OO.