Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-24
Nr. Lord delivered his second lecture

r. III arrange them for the paper
R.,. Mr.. Lord delivered his second lecture
v,ang men, at Village Hall last Sunday
,..aiu1, The Hall was unusually crowded.
in some went away unable to get seats.
r.. lecture held the interested attention of
-r- large audience for upwards of an hour.
aal forcible presentation Of the con
-erations which should influence men in
Tie choice and pursuit of the business of
l.i-- Mr. lords third lecture will be deliv-
cred next Sunday evening
FAST DtY.-Services were held at Village
Hall Fast day. Rev. Mr.. Carpenter. Of Barre
oecaryin@ the desk.
Otherwise tie day was observed, as it has
been far some years, as holiday. The fire
.-mranics laradcd, the :" Hooks = tried their
Ladders " On the Union School House. and
ana rhry could run up on that building
vith ca>c. and the Montpelier Brass Band
..-evur>cl excellent music in the open air
Quirc number of Young men and bows en-
a-ci the pleasant air on horseback and very
likely made raids on the sugar orchards in
-ae >leinity-
There was 10 service at the Metho dist
,.a--l last sabbath, Rev Mr. Ludlum being
Nrzfury at Conference
E EALL--Thc Montpelier Base Ball
t.a5 vas orsanized last Wednesday by the
choirr of tie following officers President,
l.nl, +. Keith lice President. j. W.
Brock. NerreIarv- Geo. W Wing TreGs,tr-
r. lIahlon Taplin; Directors, \. j. W
Sweet, Gco. W. Wing, John Fiske
Tie club numbers sixty, and is large
enough. and has muscle enough for two
some good games were played Fast Day, on
fhc Old Fair grounds.
PE>ulN~nr.-J W SwAsEY, ESQ. of this
Village. who has had. and now has, large
e.a- in pcnmanship, has shown US some spec
men~ Of the progress made by his pupils.
l.i~ progress i marked, and is creditable
aize [, the scholar and to the teacher Good
innlaanship i accomplishment rare
enough to be valuable to its possessor and
parents ought to make sure that their chill
ar"n have the opportunity Of learning the art
nier the best masters. Mr.. Swasey deserves
.uc iIeral patronage he is receiving.
4 VERY Mean OUTRA GE-Sometime in the
lf-.r r1rt of the winter some very mean
criminal put four dead kittens into spring
f-an which several families at Wright's
2t -t their supply Of water. The villain
- -pp}~el u have been moved BY some
Silt. asliu>t one Or more Of the men who
vr5 flr Mr.. MD)rcrAft Mr. Moorcrafr Of
lr- 500 reward for the discovery and sue
--ll persecution Of the perpetrator Of the
.arra-..
EvDiABI>M.-A small tenement house.
owned Is M.laI Wright. Jr. at Wright ;
VII. in this town. was .burnel last Friday
Henin- The fire was undoubtedly the
.t incendiary. Loss 800 to $500.
Insured for $40. Mr. Wright offers 800
WYE .ae detection and conviction Of the crimi-
H Thc house was occupied at the time
's, one If the workmen in Mr. Moorcraft'
rl..i va~ about to move his family into it.
Tina YrRroNT CONFERENCE Of the NJ E
ta.--r closed a very pleasant and profitable
aat..ai session. at New bury, on Tuesday
=. raia- # this week The action of tho
Commissioners in locating the Conference
seminary at Montpelier was cordially en-
ir,. The appointments Of preachers will
rtu III full next week Rev. VI. Lud-
n gives d, WiIli-ton Rev. II. W. Worthen
I---s,. .,-I at Waterbury; Rev. j. A. Sher-
tlru 1t Wiiliamstown and Rev. Mr.. Tay-
i.- .a,.le IF the West Virginia Conference
.atae~ 1, Montpelier
Psa-o>4L-The New York Tribune has
r.r GLOWING
u.-man b. Eaton is a candidate for the
Convention from the With District, this
.l-r- There arc few men who know more
~ New York or who could do more to-
eH-l rrc~cutng u the Convention the claims
. rar c.tv. lie l. a lawyer Of high rank
rr. public spirited citizen. The With
p.-r-J VIII give him a handsome vote
W. Eaton is. we believe, a son Of Hon
Ntiaulel Eaton. formerly of Calais, and
low residing in Middiesex- He merits al
-a- frti~c the Tribune bestows upon him
De. CatnrRE's advertisement will be founC
u another column. lie has good testimo
ui.l-: among others. one from Gov Hawle.
Connecticut.
CAEor-Hon. f. ID. Putnam has been ap
pointed postmaster in place of Hon o. Ii
Paige resigned.
t,croESTAL INSURANCE is sometimes bles
su- a,t in disguise For confirmation o
r- .aet. read the list of amounts paid IN
s.-e., PARTIES in Vermont by the Travellers
Cnpanv OF Hartford, Ct published in an
ether column