Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-22

FREEMAN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE,
Montpelier, vermont
Rev Mr. Lords society, in this village,
have secured the services, on the Sabba th,
Of Professor Baclham Of Burlington. dur
in- Mr. Lords absence. In this. the society
hav. been exceedingly fortunate. Professor
Buckham sermons arc most admirable for
their clear and forcible and pointed presenta-
ti,n Of evangelical truth, applied to hui
man needs and wants.
Rev. NJ. Lord Is now in New York. and
his health las sensibly improved since he
lelt Montpelier. Rest and change Of scene
are restoring him physically and mentally.
The lIq,rfmoa has been sold to Hon Jo-
seph Poland and his son. Mr. }. Monroe Po-
land. of this village. Mr.. WALTON has had
Il Ion. and honorable service in the editorial
corps, tn was veteran in the newspaper
business. and by right Of seniority held the
lfice Of President Of the Editors and Pub
fishers Association His retirement from
the business and duties Of newspaper life,
caused, partly at least, by his feeble health.
occ..sipn-i general expression of regret at
the convention of publishers recently held at
Burlington. Mr. Walton leaves his paper,
We understand, the first Of March.
Tire N.-sr+. Poland who succeed to the
control Of the Ho,cI9iaa have energy, polit-
i.-I knowledge. and ability as writer's. Mr..
Joseph Poland was. many years ago, editor
OF the FsEE1t,N. and has therefore editor ial
experience. The younger Mr.. Poland is
Sr., i,istc of the University of Vermont, and
has BIS editorial reputation yet to win. They
Will meet with "a cordial welcome u their
w field of labor from the press Of the State.
4 DISTINGUISHED VISITOR - have the I'M
alleged. pleasure IF informing the citizens OF
Montpelier and vicinity, that the Rev. SAMrE
Dr>~ Iate of England a distinguished di-
vine and author, viii visit the capital of our
State this week, and Will preach in the NJ
T. Church at IO II clock, \. NJ, on Sab
hlrh- and probably in the evening also. Ii
rs probable that he will deliver public lee
t,rr iu town before he returns to New York
7. b. TAYLOR.
SECOND LECTURE 1.-THE second lecture
in tie course. on :. The Evidences of Chris
riarirv.' will be delivered in the NJ. E.
,-..-- Il. +-,7. ,iil,,.. ,, nex+ S,rI,.rI, n
a.-.f...l- = VI bv the na-tor Subject ..
..>t.. r;-.ori.,, n,f,,re ana end :
-, -., 4i,..+ ,,..i,,, ltbc ori,,i-,
.-.,,,, ,,;n H.. confined :, This idea prin-
rrIiv Has man been = dereitPe4 from
thc tritobitr the chelonia, cnaliosaura, or
q"a iri-mauH'n-a huge monkey-or did God
~Ie's him into existence? All are cordially
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d. Putnam. Of this village, has pure hased
the, Dru. Store If Freeman Bixby. and viii
continue '.' i'7- ness ''' '''e 'id stand
Nh. EoiTon II send YOU an item, the par
t.rular- of which, as far as ! have been able
{" ascertain, are as follows Some ten OF
twelve days since stranger came to Hard-
wick and called 81 the house Of Jonathan
F..--. representing himself to he a painter,
but refusing t. give his name Mr. Foss en-
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he'rly Il.i7.'ei' Mien III "as ''Aon suGN'iii
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Walden. Jan. 18th. I,6~
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y little daughter OF Mr. Lewis, OF North
buxhury- was sealded TO death few day.
ago by falling mo pan OF boiling water
On Tuesday If last week. EInathan Woo
1-,- -. ..,..,.I,,-s. ,rr one p;tk;n and Rrociy
ot this village met with d severe accident
while unloading shaftinr at the DEPOT Il
-...-- to-. H., 81. 18Th l., IT, b;s bor
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ance, ana the gearing on the shalt struck MIN
splitting his shin bone. lie is doing well
htt viii he laid IN for several weeks.