Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-10

PERsoNAL.-We have accidentally omitted
TO mention, hitherto, the appointment of l..
+. Richardson as Cashier of the First Nation
al Bank of Montpelier. IN place of K. j
Richard on, resigned. The outgoing cashier,
having engaged in business enterprise near
Memphis, was obliged to give up his office in
the bank. The Cashier elected has been act
ing Cashier for several months, and though
quite young has shown a marked aptitude
for tie performance of the duties OF the of
fee, and is already most accurate, reliable
and competent officer,
CHANGE o. Postmaster There has been a
change in the post-ofice in Lyndon, Will am
Il McGafey, Republican, having been remov-
ed, and George IT, Weeks, never anything
but Democrat, appointed. This change
comes rather late, however, to affect the cleo
ton, though 1t may comfort the Democrats
somewhat in their defeat in that town last
September. The town was last year repre-
sented By Democrat, and this year the Re-
publicans elected their candidate, and it was
right that Postm aster General Randall should
give the defeated party the bread-ani butter
The Rutland Courier should receive this &C.
ion as an encouraging sign, and take hope.
Inc Democratic defeat in Rutland will I'M
doubtedly vet bear similar fruit for the faith
full Notwithstanding Mr.. Woodbrdge's in
auenee at Washington
RE-USIoN or vermont OE1cERs. The
Burlington Tunes says " The Reunion of
Vermont Officers at Mon tpelier promises to be
unusually interesting. A new feature of the
gathering will be an Grafton from Col. w. G.
Vezzey Of Rutland, which will doubtless be
an able production. Gems. VIM. +. Smith
and W L. h.. Brooks, have accepted invi-
tation to be present, which fact will call to-
gether large number Of the - rank and file :"
IF .he Old Vermont Brigade.
RAILROAD TIxE.-By the fall arrangement,
which went into effect last Monday, trains
leave Montpelier as follows
Gong South-9C5 A. NJ 2:3O and 1905
PM
Going West-2.4U and l0:45 A M, and
325 and $50 P. NJ.
The only charge 10 the time Of leaving
Montpelier, from what il has recently been, Is
10 the acccmmoda zion train, which now leaves
here at Iu:45 \ NJ, instead OF 80 as here
toiore
OUK %AK ExPENsEs.-The MIddiebury
Register makes he statement. from statistics II
the Auditors othce, that the bounties paid Il
volunteers, substitutes and drafted men, with
expenses attending tie same. as paid by the
several towns II Vermont, except four which
have failed to nake returns, Is s., PIC, 442-
90. The t1tal wa7 expenses OF the State are
considerably yFsr ten millions.
WAL1ON's DAILY JOURNAL FOR raE SEs-
sIoN.-The DaIly journal will be furnishec
post pad through the session for 81 90 /: VI
three months fyr $50, to subscribers paying
the pcstage
The Natcnrnan and journal will be sent
during the session post pad for II cents ; u
three months ior 80 c-nts, to subscribers
paying the postage
VERMONT uIsroRIcAL SocIErY-fhe mex
annual meeting OF the Vermont Historical
Society viii be held Montpelier on Tues
day, October 16-h, 1866.
The annual ldires, will be pronounced by
the Rev j f. Rankin, OF Cnarestown Mass.
An eulogY upon the Hon Solomon Foot lat
o. ). Senator, viii be delivered by the Hon
George f. Eimunds, and the Rev. p. Ii
White, OF Coventry, Will read memoir o
Gov. Jonas GAlusha.
The meeting promises TO be interesting
one. Hal fair on the railroads.
The VERMoNT BIBLE SccIETY.-There ar
mAuy churches accustomed TO cooperate ~ith
this Society," which. ave not yet made con
tributions Tor the current year. IL suci
churches would promptly take up ard forward
their collections. l. would essentially aid II
he uesb
TO bear upon the Parent Society, IN ite thlr'
grand ef0,t - supply our vast nation, az wei
as to meet the unpITai ieled calls from othe
lands.
Please send before the middle OF October, t
John y. P4ge, E-q., Treasurer, Montpelier
or to the subscriber.
Our Annlverelry will take place at Mont
pelIer on the ihird Wednesday OF October. Th
Rev IL. d. kitche, ID. D., President O
Middlebury College, will deliver tue address:
Nothing more nCed te said 20 attract thOs
who love to hear telling and scholarly pro
ductlOn.
NH. ii. GILBERT, Ag't VIZ. Bible Society
Brattieboro, Sept. q, 1866.
Larkin q. Meade, Jr., the Vermont soulpt
or has been invited to contribute design f1
the group IL UrCLz. statuary, , hieh AmherE
College yrUDoaes 70 ere &C a. q memorial to *
alumni ana students who fell in the va
1t viii coss Got Tess than SO 900.
AcclDEsr O1e day last eek, while WE
ling with another icy, at school. Albert Pre-
ton Ut Sirai0Id was thrown 20 forcibly as I
have LCgh bones IL his hight arm broken
Sr. JoHNsBUgY.--Tbc Caledonia petroleum
Company mas declared a dividend OF nine p
cent. Oh capital stock.
Emerson Hall, Esq has resigned Tie pos
office IN 81. JohnsbnTy. W no hs successc
will be does not yet appear.
MIR. N. Alien AMI ms vie, OF Burlington
we've nelrly killed ~ the escape OF gas fro
a coal-stovo IL the room where they we
sleeping
CHAAPLAlH VALLEY FAK.-Ihe aDnI
llir Of the Champiain Valley Agricultural s
cietY, he'd at Vtrgennes On Thursday al
Friday, the 18th and 18th ult., was decide
success. The attcldance was large and q
articles on exhibition exceeded the expectat
Of the mcst sanguine friends OF the Sccis,
both in quantity and quality President A
CELL Of the Vermont University delivered u
a., ,fsa md we hea