Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

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The Central Vermont Musical Association
commenced liz session at Washington Hall
yesterday The Hall has been arranged with
seats for the singers on the platform. Mr.
Southland is the conductor. Tbs Messrs Phil
lips and Moses and Joseph Cheney are to be
present, and Miss Cushing and another emf
nent female singer from Boston.
The FIRST day of the Musical Association
gives promise of an interesting and successful
convention. The attendance IS large, ard
there is much enthusiasm. The conductor,
Mr.. Southland, gives universal satisfaction, and
the arrangements OF the Hal very much
liked. 1t is most aus Picious beginning.
TRIBUTE TO THE LATE DR.. c. b. CHANDLER.
At meeting of The Physicians OF Montpelier,
called at DIR. Charles Ciark's, on Tuesday
evening, Jan. Is, 1867, to express their sym
pathy to the family Of Dr.. CHARLES B. CHAN
DIR, late deceased
On motion IF DR.. Brigham, DR.. Charles
Clark was called IL the chaIr, and motion
ot DIR. Vim. Ii. Il Richardson, Dr.. Brigham
was chosen Secretary
On N Jtion of Df. Putnam the C1aIr ap-
pointed Drs. j. Y. Dewey, VIM H. Ii. Rich
ardson and Summer Putnam a Committee on
Resolutions.
Ths COMMITTEE on r solutions reported
the following, which wa, unanimously adopt
ed -
WHEREAS, l, has pleased Divine Providence
30 remove from our midst our friend and
brother DIR. CHARLES b. CHANDLER, Ii becomes
US TO express our deep sorrow and regret.
and to offer our heartfelt sympathy to ms
stricken and bereavsd family therefore,
Resolred, That we, as IA n5ers OF the Nell
cal Profession Of Montpelier, do most heartily
sympathzs with the family and friends OF the
deceased IN their present bereavement.
Resolved, Tnat DR. CHADLER We lament
tine loss OF u most genial mao, warm friend,
the humane Physician, and the valuable citi-
ZeJ most devoted to his profession,
oil liberal mind, large charities, generous
he noble, noble he modes
and unassuming, and courteous as he YVES
kind a courtesy which was an ornament -
cultivated and dIgnhed profession and II de
him the friend of al.
Resolved That those OF us who have been
associated with him IN the difficult and ar
duous duties OF our calling, remember him as
6 gentleman of honor, with delicate sense
OF the nIcesa proprlstIes possessed oi Judg-
ment cIedltabe 10 himself and nstru cave 10
others; learning and al not unworthy the
age In which Providence called HIM To move.
Resolved That rae CnlIrmia 90 instructed
10 transmit copy CT these resolutions to she
family OF the late DR. CHANDLER, and also "a
copy TO the press OF this Village.
LADIES FETsIvAL AT EAsr MONTPELIER -
Mr.. Editor :-rnis affair passed of very salts
factorily, the net proceeds amounting to some
$3.50. The supper beat anything ever saw
before. A splendid pantomine was produced
by tie members of the Educational AID So
siety, and they received great applause for
their performance, especially Jennie Il Dud
ley for her charming singing.
EYE WITNESS.
Lectnrer,-not Grand Secretary-ot tue Grand
Lodge of the State, and j. L. Eigerton and
Danforrh Watt are sisGant Grant Lecturers.
THk PAvILIoN.-Tnc Rutland Herad, v nose
editor has recently been stopping at the Pa
vilion hotel III this village says he following
Of the new pFoprletors
Boutwell, from the Pavilion Hotel, that estab-
lishment has been reftied and portion r.
furnished. Is present proprietors, hessrs-
Danton Brothers, have had much experience
as hotel keepers and gentlemen who fully
understand The business. The Pavilion can
now be commended to the patronage OF al
travellers, first class hotel.
- Mr.. Gustavus Hubbard of this village
has Just suffered ampusation OF his just
above the wrist. He had accidentally shot
himself in the wrist while hunting near 81
Paul, Minnesota.
At a meeting of The stockholders Of the Or
angs County National & 4nk, Chelsea. 3. "
Bartholomew, Elihu Hyde, Hiram Barrett, P
q. Jones, H. c. Dwight, A. \. King and n
w Bradley, were chosen directors. A a meet
ing of the directors B. W. Bartholomew va,
chosen president, and James c. Houghton Jr
retained cashier.
Rev. Ne. Bull4rd, of NeEpors, has beer
fined for assault and battery upon s. 5. Call
whose calling Is a b acksnitFi's. Call is ar
ADJ enlist. and the minis es IL n't. They de-
bated their doctrines. and passed from word;
TO blows. Call Attempted u strike the min
lister with red-hot iron. Tnis the minister
was opposed to, and h. . 4 )oret Cal. Ind
bumped his head the floor, TO shake Al
ventIsm out OF him. Ii. was fned SI5 anc
costs. Call has also suei the minister f1i
private damages The mi.lster has also sueG
Call for private damages, and has hal hiu
bound over to the county court Tor disturbing
Religious meeting-not the one 10 the black
smith shop. Inc IN MISTER evidently belong :,
TO the CHURCH militant.
The MURDER IN EDES-Tne murder q
Finnesan by Mcdowell, in E;en, which "
mentioned last week, was the END of a quarre
about soIDe land, both vi h parties havln;
claim 10 II. Ii Is not certain that Finnegal
struck the first blow. IL Vas tight vii
axes. Two boys parliciP ated III tbs battle
also being armed with axss. McDoweli ia
been held for murder, aud his son for man
slaughter. There considerable excitem=n
about il IN the vicinity.
A LADIES FESTIVAL AND FAIR il 10 be bel
at the Brookheid Second Congregations
Church, on Wednesday,, Jan. Both, lor h
beoeft OF the church
David Jack of Marshhcld, caught 25 lnin /
last Fall, and has just sold their skins for !
each, making a handsome lat e sum realize
from his trapping operations.
ORLEANS CoUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
The annual meeting OF the Orleans county ten
Perance society VIII be holden AZ Ira-burg
In.