Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-09-20

Hos. r & PUTNAM Assistant Judges
AlOH1O Redtrdy Geo. S. Laurence. -Ac-
ton for injury to a horse hired by the defend
ant to drive. Verdict for defendant Smith
and Redhcld IL Gleason for plaintiff Hea-
ton Il Reed for defendant
Luther Cross T. b. W Bartholometc. -Ac-
tIon for incorporating the assets and liahiI-
tiles of one Ira Days Estate-of which Bar
tholonew was Administrator, and Cross a
creditor Plaintiff recovered 500 80 and
costs. Wing and Carpenter for plaintiff
Heaton 4 Reed and Dillingham; for defendant
William Foster Calrin Farrar.-Trespass
on the freehold. Case continued to allow
defendant TO amend his pleadings, and NJ
costs allowed him. Dillingham; for plaintiff
HeatOn & Reed and Redfeld & Gleason for
defendant.
John b. Preston I to,cn Of Waterbury,
Action for injuries received highway.
Verdict for plaintiff, $50 damages and costs.
T j. Deavett and Redfeld & Gleason for
plaintiff Dillingham;, Palmer and Clough
for defendant.
Samuel ". Darlcs He>eklah Boyles.-
General and special assumpsit. Wheelock
for plaintiff. Heath for defendant. on trial.
The WEATHER, these days is delightful
sunshiny and genial as summertime and the
atmosphere crisp clear, and pure as fall-time-
We have had slight premonitions of the
'. equinoctial Storm but all ended with a
right smart " shower Wednesday evening,
~ warm and revivifying as those Of spring
time: and to-day the earth fairly laughs and
i Joyous in it's beauty and its frutagc.
We are glad to learn that the Amer lean
House in this village, has been purchased by
Col. J.. Boutwell,, and that Mr.. Chester
Clark, the former efficient and popular land
lord Of the American, Is again reinstated in
his former position.
Hon. d. P. Thompson had paralyti,
shock last week His health has been poor
for some time. We learn. however, that he
l. apparently ralIying from this blow.
L. l. Durant, Esq, Of this village. wac
attacked with q partial paralysis Of the right
side last Friday, and his physician considers
him in rather critical state
DENTISTRY. publish in another plac,
an advertisement Of Drs. y. W. and r. G
Gilbert. who have established themselves az
practicing dentists in our village, having
re-fitted for their the rooms in the Rialtc
building lately occupied by DR.. j. NJ. Com
egvs DR. y. W Gilbert has been for many
years in the practice Of dentistry at North
field and, of course is known professionally
t. many OF our readers; and all Of them
have become acquainted with his initials az
an occasional and acceptable correspondent
Of the FREEMAN. He has an excellent repu.
l.. l.,
lions show: and he il besides, which is a
pleasant thing in one who ministers Il
human intirmities, a courteous and obligne
gentleman
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will
he public temperance meeting at the NJ. f
Church OF this town. on Friday evening
Sept Doth, to commence at : ID O'Clock.
PERsoxAL.-Lieut. Commander Georg,
Dewey, recently executive officer of the steam
frieate CoEorado. has been ordered to report
at the Naval Academy, at Annapolis, in
structor. This appointment is highly com
pIimentary to this officer, and yet is one
which he has fully deserved. Lieut.. Com
mander Dewey Is now in Montpelier on a
short visit, and is stopping with his father
DR.. J. Y. Dewey.
LAMoIILE County FAIR.-The AgricuI
tural Fair Just closed al Morrisville was
successful thing, and most numerousl,
attended by the citizens Of = Spunky La
moiIle" We have seen better exhibition
than this one in this County, and hav
seen many poorer ones in other Counties
The fine stock of Mr.. Griswold of Morris
town received extensive commendation
Floral Hall pretty and attractive. AM
the products Of the farm and dairy were YER
fair The lady equestrianship was doubles
quite nice t. those who relish that kind {
sport but we did MT get ecstatic over thi
part of the show.
DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-Thc Fourth Clas
of the Scientific Department of Dartmout
College numbers twenty. Prof. Hall, of thi
department. who has been in Europe tn
past year is expected in a few days, and viii
resume his duties at
M.RsHFIELD AHEAD ON PoTAroEs.-Mr. A
fred Eddy. Of the goodly town of Marshfeld
recently dug hill of Stevens potatoes in hi
garden. from which ne TOOK Ioo pOtdOots
varying in size, of course, from quite larg
ones down to those the % size of a piece {
chalk This beats Mortified friend a
out of sight, and, Marshfeld friend
think furnishes a substantial reason VII
Montpelier solid men should wake up an
interest themselves in the ST. Johnsbur
Railroad project. so that Marshfeld may her
find an outlet for its potato crop.
LARGE YIELD OF OATs.-Thc followin
letter explains itself. If any one can bea
this at story We shall be happy to publis
r:e idci.
RoxBURY, VI. Sept. 18th, SOL.
As [ was cutting some oats which | ha
on new land, | noticed some large cluster'
and on pulling up one, | counted twent
stalks all coming from one oat. on one
which l counted two hundred and forty oat
and the straw measured six feet and fou
inches. IF any one by figuring this out, an
finding that it is at the rate of four thos
sand, eight hundred bushels to bushei {
sowing, should doubt this, they can satisf
themselves of the truth Of the statement
Ealing at my house and seeing for themselse
HARRISON RICHARDSON.