Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-22

prev. T. S.... 1000 smith, l.. T... 100
Eomund-. q. F.. 3523 smith. T. E-....-.- ll5t
Flagg. W. H.. Ill2 strong, \. G-..---. 5000
Francis. Geo...-..- 227s Van <amee y. y. $3.50
tiatc- J. H........ 1879 Van >icklen. F. 81. 1876
Hadlev. Fred..... 1000 Villas, W. R..-..... 1915
Hagar L Mn 5 5335 VII T II, - 5 I929
HeTrick, :. I....... 1854 Walker solomon. 2I5i
Johonnott, F...-.-. ITO Walker ". W. 1925
LOOMS, Henry 1921 Ward G. F ..-.-... 1000
Miller. Cha7- ESQ 1919 Wire IL >;-.:... 200
Nelson, II. J-..-... 1900 Wood, O. >........ 2lso
The committee on the water works in Bur
lington have recently purchased land, on
which To build the new reservoir, for $4,000.
X p Kidder, of Burlington. has received
patent for Improvement in bec-hives-
ESSEN COUNTY
Rev. j. W. H. Baker has been appointed
Inspector in the Custom House at Island
Pond.
rEANkLIN COUNTY
FlRE-The dry-housc connected with the
tub factory of Jas f. Smith. at Montgomery
Center. was burnt few days since
Napoleon Bartram, of St. Al
bans driver of the express companys team
in that place, was thrown from the wagon
on Wednesday last, in consequence of the
horse taking a fright, and had one of his legs
( broken III TWO places
LAaoILLE COUNTY.
j g. French found an old bear in his
sugar place about week since, dead. The
deceased was very much cmaciatci and his
Of her teeth gone-and had apparently died
Of starvation or old age. or both causes com
bined.
MUSICAL CONVENTION At SrowE-A Alu-
steal Convention opened at Stowe yesterday
and will continue four DAYS. under the dirce-
ton of Mr.. II ). Perkins, Of Boston. assisted
I by j. f. Perkins and Mss Jennie NJ Keycs,
+ Of Boston and Mr.. y p Leach, and Ida VI.
/ Leach Of Fairfield Vt.
ORANGE COUNTY.
/ \ son Of Ephriam Flemming. Of Newhury.
+ lately fell upon a saw in the mill. which
threw him out ten feet on the fume. made
cash in his thigh and severely cut his ankle.
+ He is not likely TO recover.
+ Mrs Laura Brown died in Corinth. Marcel
| 30 tn. at the advanced age of 100 years lacking
/ 80 DAYS She leaves one daughter aged II
years, another Il, and son aged 63 years.
SrIc1pE-Miss Nathina Parish of Brain
tree, Vt, recently committed suicide at Fox
Lake City. Wisconsin, by drowning herself in
a cistern Of water.
PRoHIBIrIoN.-A meeting was held in Brad
ford, on Friday evening Of last week. for the
purpose Of taking measures t. suppress the
Illegal sale Of Intoxicating liquors in that
town, and a committee was appointed to visit
the liquor dealers.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
John d. Worthington. of Irasburgh. who
has defed the Good Tcmplars t. arrest his
selling liquor. was on Monday of last week
served with couple Of wrts and threatened
with some sixteen more. There is much eX-
eitement in the place on the subject.
a suit against the town Of Coventry, rcturna-
bic to the next county court. and demanding
damages to the amount of five thousand dol
lars, for injuries received by himself and
horse on the highway leading from New ort
t. South Troy.
Some weeks since the wife of a respectable
citizen of Troy, died after brief illness, leav-
ing her husband something like 5000 which
she had carefully saved from money which
came into her possession and of the existence
of which the husband was entirely ignorant
CALLED Rev. A. F. Marsh. of Bangor,
has received a call from the Congregations
: church in Bloomington, to be their pastor.
f SUDDEN DEATH-On Sunday. the 28th ult
Mrs. Lydia Howard of Irasburgh, aged :.
wears. was found in her room lying on the
? hoor dead. few moments before She wa'
D apparently well.
e $500 has already been subscribed to the
fund for building and repairing the academ,
buildings at Derby. and more is confdentl,
. expected.
Presentation. James II. Paddock, o
f Craftsbury, died April 18th, in his 10Th year
4 He was born in Craftsburv. April 18th, 179S
q fitted for college at Peacham- graduated a
the University Of Vermont in 1878. and by ;
: useful and blameless life has enjoyed the con
7 fdence and respect of all who knew him
! | ha .
member of the Congregational Church.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
t Rev. Norman Seavcr, ID. D.. of Rutland
d has been invited to the pastoratc of the Cen
f? ire Congregational Church at New Haven
f Con, at a salary of $4,000.
. The high school of the village Of Fair LA
. ven, held an exhibition realizing from tn
1t same So. 90, which the district increased t
= 5000. This sum was placed in the hand
$ Of Seth Thompson, Esq, who purchased
$ fine lot of school apparatus for instruction
in the English branches.
The - old inhabitants : of Castleton ar
d dying off. FIVE having been buried in 81,
he weeks, aged over &c years each.
Il OLD AND YOUNG-Thcre is in Pcpercll
Mass. a child ten months old, whose mother
10 grandmother, great-grandmother, and great
great-grandmother are all living. The latte
is not yet 81 years OF aSe--f-1chdH9e-
Very good But we have young lady i
Rutland, - years of age, who has mother
n two grandmothcrs, two great-grandmothers
4 and great-great- grandmother all living
1t and the oldest of her ancestors has arrive
lie at the ripe old age of 7S--Rutldnd Herald
wINDHAN COUNTY.
>" Frank T. Miner, of Halifax, while out gun
ming on Saturday, May 18th, encountere
and killed formidable looking animal of tn
j. feline species, pronounced by some to be
h catamount, by others lynx Being attacke
~ by the animal, he fred at it with his gu
IN wounding him in the shoulder, he the
dubbed his rifle and defended himself till hi
a. dog came to his aid. when the animal leape
back into tree from which he was 500
hrounhf doxEr, h,ra hers hot