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

College on the Advantages of adapting Ed
ucation TO the Special Gifts and Apsitudes OF
Each Mind and Secretary Adams, on t" the
Present School System and School Laws Of
Vermont" President Kitchell offered the
following resolution which adopted
ResolUed, That the teachers and friends of
education assem- Died in this annual meeting
of the Vermont Teachers Association, request
the Secretary of our Board of Education TO
secure, if possible, from the next session of
the State Legislature, an act Incorporating
this association. and granting annually sum
Of OF less than fifty dollars 10 aid OF It's pur-
poser.
TIE officers of the association are the fol-
loHing
Preadent-J S. Spalding, Barre.
Vice Preside at-Gen. j. w. Phelps, Brat
t.ehoTo.
TIeassrer-i. NJ. Camp, Burlington.
>ecreta-y-M. Burbank, Ludlow.
.4uditor-A. B. Seaver, Burlington.
COUNTY CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES.
Addison-Prof. b. Kellogg, Middlebury.
Bsunington-Rev. +. W. Omstead, Man
chester
Observation-Disclosures Ross, ST.. Johnsbury.
ChiLtenden-Pfof. NJ. II. Buck ham, Buzz
lipgtcn
E4sse x-C. w Ming LdnenbuFgn-
F.ankIn-J. 5. d. Taylor, s.. 4 bans.
Grand isle-kev. 4. b. C4dy, Alburgh.
L4moillc-S. Iii. Pearl Johnson.
Orange-M L. Boyden. Randolph.
Ore4ns-D. Vi Camp, Newport
Rutand-J Dana, Rutland.
Washing toa-Rev. l.. b. Hubbard, Water
bury
Wndhsm-L f. Warj, Bellows Falls.
Winds9r-IIJsea D3ton, Pomfret.
rHR BASks-At the annual meeting OF
she stockholders of the Fist National Bank
OF g. Johosbury on Tuesday last, the old
board Of directors Was elected as follows
Luke p Poland, Horace Fairbanks, Calvin
slorrill, j 1hn Bacon, Charles 5. Dana, Frank
lin Fairbanks, Eiward Z. Remington Luke
z. Poland, president, Horace Fairbanks, vice
president; George May, cashier.
The directors Of Caledonia National Bank,
Dsnyille, ere Ora Crosby, b. N Davis, j q.
Goodnough Samuel Ingalls,, b. j. Lance.
Ora Crosby president J. b. Mattocks, cash
Ter.
Directors Of Lyndon National BANK: E. B.
Chase, j u Weeks, A. G. Robinson, s. s.
Thompson, ). B. Mattocks, c. W. Mckoy,
Henry Chase. L b. Chase, president ;. b.
Matt0cks, cashier.
LAM1nLE Co. NATIONAL BANK DIREcroRs.
L. III Noyes, Samuel Merriam, George Viii
kIne, Orio Cady, Z. G. Chadwick, c. s. Noye.,
Ii. I'll. Powers. L. II. Noyes is president and
A. l.. Noyes cashier.
NATIONAL BANK AT DERBY LtNE-Direcs-
ors: Levi Spalding, Austin L. Foster, Lucius
Robinson, Ira Camp, Walter B. Cobb. Levi
Spaljlng president, Stephen Foster cashier.
Toe bank has earned III a year AMI a-halt
about 20 per cent. on It's capital
The Connecticut and Passampsic River
Railroed Company have declared 8 semi
annual dividend OF per cent to holders of
PREFER stock Jan. ., payable January 81.
The NORTHERN VT. MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Concert OF the Musical Convention AZ
D. a bans were highly successful, realiz NJ
&453, enough 10 pay expenses and about 500
over.
Inc expenses OF Vermont STATE Prison
for 36G were 81 1908 90 les, than the receipts
In tnas year me labor Of the cOnvicts, under
an Did eJntr2c, brought only 30 cents psr
man yer day. That contract has expired i,
aul uude; 4. mes one the Ply Is AZ cents
Pr day. Nj enough to pay expenses
Geo Crawford and Samuel B4lch of New
port nave 0sen oound up IL the sum of 5000
for Disturbing meeting.
The Bennington Banner says the stoey IN
regard 10 the killing OF man named Fisher
by panther, on SALISBURY mountain, turns
Gu. to be cauard.
Henry Oderdirk has been fincd 81 and cost,
fog shop lifting.
Mis-. Hannah Blown, Of S.. Johnsbury, 6S
years old, has done her own work the pas:
season, besides spinning IS skeins of yarn,
AID weavIog 400 yards Of cloth.
TIE wife of e Bake, of Bellows Falls
vas surpTis d to fni $50 in The poke. OF
az Ola pair of pantai De longing to her
husband, which she was ripping up, the
luoaey being wrapped Up ia piece OF news
paper. Et seems lie had forgotten all about
Esrg Jones OF Hydepark thrown from
horse and severely injured last week.
\ son Ui Aaron Collins, OF Ccaitsbury
white Siding was carried under the leee . t
pair OF ho;ses. His skull was iracsuIed, and
| ir il feared he mas received permanent IN
| jury.
Wm e.. Pratt OF Concord was chopping
/ wood ID LIS door-ysrl. A Ffenchman who Wa
| chOpping behind him, rather careles-ly STRUCK
/ him in the most feshy part OF the body yer,
near the spine, making cash i've inches IL
length and t~o Inches deep.
Hon. ". VI. P4ngry of Perkinsvilie. by
lnlsstep recently ieu down his cellar stairs
breaking his arm III two places
Job Stafford Of Bennington made los
pouds OF butter from nine cows between Ma
Is and Ian l. selling it for S744 49,
Tne grist-lnili o. Nc. Dodge of Norwich
was burnt Ga the l2sh, with 200 barrels 0
-four. Insured $1,000.
Harley G. Tut1le. son OF Geo. A. Tuttie, Q
The Rutland Hsa,aid. has been Obliged GU &C
coons of i'll health 10 sell ous mis- txtsnsiv
bribery In Rutland and remove &c Wneelins
Va
u,a w e. Smith has been elec.ed Pfesi
dens Of the Vermont and Canads RaIlroa
vice Luclus IL. Peek deceased.