Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14

EPIsc5PAL CHURCH.-The corner stone of
-as new Church now it process of erection,
gv the Episcopal Society in this village, was
land with appropriate and solemn services last
thursday
Rev. D.. a. Mack delivered an acceptable
.!lres- IN Representatives Hall last evening,
rs bel aIf Of the destitute orphans in this
SIZE.
REV. Ii. IL. GAREETr.-The two Houses
lave given the use OF Representatives Hall to
a-g. Herr Highland Garrett, to speak on
watts OF the coIoTed mel. He will speak
thursday evening of this week.
Rev. Dr.. \. P. Foster delivered bis elo-
.ueas address on the Holy Land, IN Repre-
"a Atiges Hall lass Thursday evening, to a
-l-ss and brilliant audience.
The son OF Rufus George, whose injuries
we.- ment Deed some days ago, died on
Neduesday last.
Frederick I. F~reIinghuysen (Republican,)
las ben appointed US. S-nator for New
J.f-.y. ID place of Senator Wright Demo
er-) deceased.
Nj. Whitney. who lives on North Branch,
gas larOwn from his wagon and stunned, by
y COLLISION with another team, on State Street
on Friday evening
while out cunning on Friday last, Eugene
Cprbln, OF Bethel, was accidentally shot IN
tAs mead and killed. IL seemed he leaned his
qua agaius: i Tres and In taking it up the
manner ought IN some projecting bark, and
vas lifted sufi :iently to discharge the piece
IN dung back 10 lis place when relieved
Tue chAr.e entered his head just back of the
AR. passed upward through the brain. He
III. tln,u. eighteen years Of age and highly
r.-pecJco
n spruce Y5ung gent of Montpelier, Vt,
fresh from his Lain studies, recently called
upon some Young ladies, and being asked
b. the servant for mis- name, as he sat qul-
CITY in the parl0r, replied Anicus a
trieud). Blddy vas puzzled, but regalning
her composure, in the blandest manner pos
sible observed, What kind of a cuss did
sou say, SIR
letter ia the Rutland Herald says. that
there Is q farmer in the town Of Mount Holly
who has not yet done his haying for the sea
son Of 1866. He was too penurious to pay
help the prices demanded BY them and cheer
fulv raid by other farmers. He Is now Dig
eng MS potatoes, anu says WHICH, hC sOso tHoH
a.. he. with his son, will save bis hay.
Custom House CHANGEs.-We learn from
the Barton Standard tn atthe following re-
mo7aIs a nd appointments of Deputy Collect
r. On the Northern frontier, have recently
been made by Gen. Stannard
Marvin ". Mason and Capt Y. A Wood-
turv appointed at Barton Landing in place
o Cen. Geo. P. Foster and VIM. Ii. Rand,
removed.
Cao. F. D.. ButterfeId and Capt IL. b..
Foster AZ Derby Line, in place OF Judge
q snev and Capt. Henry Baxter, removed.
Major JOSIAH Grout, Jr., at Island Pond, IN
Clrruth a. Island Pond has also been re-
ml7=t.
Chas. Whitney shot a wild cat OF South
unan IN Bristol the other day, alter vain
II trying to take it alive. 1t measured four
feet In length, and being caught In a steel
tap. bad dragged trap, chain and all to the
II Of q tree. Soon after, he caught another
HIid cat near the same place, probably the
mae Of this one, and a larger animal.
ArwATER's DIREcroRr.-We have received
from Messrs. futile & Gay, Rutland, Atwa-
sr-s D.rectory for 1867. This Directory has
become an institution, having obtained a well
es-.bIished reputation. 1t ia issued early,
AMI viii thus have a very good chance at the
trade. We have not space to give the index
t5 this volume, but it contains the almanac
memoranda. and valuable statistics re-
spec,ing this State which are the annual tea
lure OF this Directory, as well as of V alton s
Register.
Tae pnblisher also issues q neat pocket mem
Jlandum. which contains much OF the useful
Information in the Directory, and a quantity
Of blank pages for memoranda and cash &C
counts, besides the almanac. Both the ID
rsctory and the pocket memorandum are fol
sale BY B.Ilou & Loveland and by Wilder II
Montpelier, and by booksellers generally