Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

DJ a. u Aa'4ooii, LcQ, VI hutlAnu, an &C
compilshed architect. They are entirely &C
ceptable to the committee and The people OF
the society, and generally regarded as de-
signed In admirable taste. The structure will
cost, built of stone, about 81, 900.
z. 5. We have authority to contradict a
rumor that this church is 10 be located with
It's side to the principal street, and its front
on the driveway alongside Mes-rs. Barnes &
JohnsJn's harness and trunk saop. The Scbool
Street. Committee have the monopoly Of that
method of locating churches.
A Jew building is being erecsea by Mr..
Henry { bb near the old - Shepard stand, -
IL THIS village which is u be principally used
as marble shop Mr.. Cobb has not been
long q resilient OF this village. lie proposes
TO do much larger business in working mar
bic than bas been here tofors done in tswn.
The firm Of Keith, Peck & Co., of this viii
iage has changed, Hon. X. r. Keith retiring,
and MIR. Mahlou II. Kinson, who has been for
several years clerk in the establishment. be-
coming d partner. The name OF the firm re-
mains unchanged.
W lille Noblt, precocious young thief Of
this village, mas been lodged in Jail for steal
ing at different times several small sums OF
money from the Inoney-drswer OF J. K. Lang
don's -four store
WooLsoN, has removed across the way into
the rooms formerly occupied by the Vermont
Bark which have been fitted UP expressly for
him. He has just returned from market aod
invites those who want garments made as they
ought 10 De to give him a call His work
gives universal satisfaction His advertise
ment will De found elsewhere.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS Jacob Smith and
Son announce in columns this week
new assortment of goods just arrived from the
cities at Enery's old place of business, at
the head Of State Street. They mean to sell
their goods, and, in order to do go, they keep
an excellent stock at fair rrices
1t Is reported that one person in East Mont
pelIer has made nearly three and half tons
of sugar this season his sugar trees must
prove to him a profitable investment.
An ecclesiastical council was convened at
the Meeting House Of the Congreg ational
Church in Berlin, April 18th, to consider
- whether under existing circumstances the
pastoral relation between Rev. VIM. K. joys
lin and that church ought not to be sundered"
The following resolutions were adopted unan-
imously, viz:
Resolred, That IN view OF the inadequacy
OF the stipulated salary given by the church
and Rprifn IN their Rev
WIZ K. JoyslIn, for his support, and of their
inability under existing circumstances TO
cure OF guarantee L larger salary, the relation
now existing between them be and Is hereby
dissolved
Resolred That in the dissolution Of this
connection, the council would express the
hope THAI his trial may result in the welfare
OF the church and he good of she cause OF
Christ IN this place.
Leso[r=4 That Mr.. Joyslin has the conf
dence ii the council, and we commend him to
the churches as a faithful minister Of Christ
and invoke the blessing of God upon him in
she ne* field Of labor 10 which he is called.
SCRIBE.
Berlin, April 25. 1866
RUrLAND.-The people Of Rutland, not
quite satisfied with their March meeting, held
town meeting ast week. John Cain claimed
John b. Page to that Office Thereupon the
" Flnnegans " raised " Cain - gene rally, and
refused to come TO order except on the invita-
ton Of SIr. Cain. Moderator Page proposed
10 call IN the militia. Chis led 10 a comprom-
lee, Mr.. Page and MIR. Cain withdrawing and
Mr.. Hayward, Republican, being elected
moderator The meeting th n proceeded
quietly.
VERMONT STATE FAIR Exc Governor John
A. Andrew Of Massachusetts, will deliver the
annual address at the fair of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society 60 be held at Brat
tleborO, Sept. IL, u, I3, and IA
BARRE ACADEMY-The annual meeting Of
the Trustees will be holden at the Academy,
on the 2 OF May, ct l o'clock P. NJ, to elect
officers for the year. The Summer Term of
the institution Commences Monday, May 9Th.
We learn from the.Orlsans county ptpsrs,
that Hon. Ira Allen OF Ira sburgh, is danger
ously i'll. Also that Mark Nutter, Esq. and
wife Of Barton, have been injured by icing
thrown from a carriage.
We regret t. learn that Ex-Gov Fletcher
has been thrown from a wagon and quite Sc
rIousIy injured
New NEwsPAPERs.-The Black RIrer Trans
cTlPt IS the tItle of a newspaper just started
at Ludlow. Ii is edited and published BY
Mir ID f. Johnson Politically it is decidedly
Republican, and its appearance s creiitable.
We nope is publisher may fnd hi. business
remuueratIve.
The Cated0nian says that Mr.. Earle, late of
the Orleans County Standard is about to start
paper al Bradford. Ii be succeeds 10 max
ing thIs ca -erprIse pay ne will do better than
ms predecessors have done. Doubtless ne can
DO it, however, il any one can.
The foreign news is more peaceful and there
is more probability that Austria and Prussia
Will not 90 10
MIssING.-On the 18th Of April, Miss
Mary J. Eames, of Guildhall, left Greeneaf
Webs house IN Guildhall, it was supposed
for q visit 70 Mr.. John Eames, her bother
IL NOrthum beTland n. H. Miss Esmes has
Rot been seen since, and her absence occas-
iors distressing suspicious.
The schooner Water Witch foundered II
Lake Ch4mplaiu opposite Burlington. The
captain his wife, add the crow were picked
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