Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

7ez are -ucn that comic eufly sOllci Ihe l-N "
friends desiring anything II our line Of busI
.- and guarantee them entire satisfaction
Txlo< SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-Thee xami-
- In our Union School viii commence
Thursday of this week. and VIII be conducted
as-.l1ws
-.e--dav forenoon. No.l--Ni-s CominSs-
---iav afternoon. No 2-AIiss Gross
f-.- forenoon. NJ. a.-AIi9s Ea-on-
---r afternoon. ". 4.-1IIss Lord
N.afrr Na--.-AfIs= kImbal-
Tuesday. No. 6-lIIse Eedway-
Wednesday, ana Thursday. Nos. and -.-9Iisz
aam and Mr.. Gorlam-
t-1av afternoon.-E1h Exhibition al the Han
-aav eveuiuz.-Levee.
E4EET AcADExY. The anniversary exer-
User .f Barre Academy VIII take place July
BIZ and 10TH. according to the following
--,--amme
thursday evening, July 9th, celebration 81
lie social Fraternity. address BY President
-ce
friday afternoon. July l0th.-Graduatin
Glass Grafton 5. The Element Of Success.
: Bucknan, Chazy. y. Y.
anniversary meeting Of Associated Alumni
- ty q. " Willard Of Montpelier
Poem BY II n. Heller. Troy, y !.
TIE weather for the last four days Of last
week. was lnr9le-ablv warm The mercury
WE rc among the nineties- and continued
lis ve-y rarely that We have four days
procession 50 hot. An abundant shower
-iav afte-no5n cooled the air somewhat,
al. rae heavy ram Of Monday has left the
-aa-Tae-e delightful
Is E.s CURIOSITY D D. Field Of V orces-
~ ill., placed upon ou- table curiously
-- .-- e--. the Troducr Of one Of lis hens.
Una go ls ID trlde over Two inches II length.
.e -at f II ab1ut az large and shaped like
--1S go. then d stem projects from tins
t-- tie SIZE ana shape Of very large pea
-aa.--this stem being over an inch in
-a--- ana quite uniform IL shape a. this
NE we -as less than one fourth u az ounce
V= -alul5 hardly care 70 buy such egg
Il twenty-five cents per dozen, but as a
mostly TINS one Is worth looking At. ana
may r. seen - this Office
THf -uR-H. The schools Of Cabot are to
have IL educational and patriotic festival o.
FL --1 e July. j ?. Lamson. ESQ. the
>-7eriur endeut If Schools. viii have the gen
e-a- direction Of the celebration.
THr quite full report which We give else
where IF the rr,ceedln-z Of the Editors and
Publishers meeting Al Newport. Is. with
-me omissions to which our space compelled
II the very accurate report IF the Rutland
Ho-1iG Mr. Walton remarks were reported
LID Shorthand tv Mr Alderman Of the
R.-o-6. and The Herald had the benefit Of bis
report TIE Herald was represented at the
Convention -.y IT, editor Henry Clark. Esq
and NJ Bracket q reporter, and the aceu-
-a-v and Completeness Of is record Of the
--,eee5iu-s j. II d good measure due To the
latter gentleman patient and painstaking
labor while others were enjoying themselves
The PassumpsIc Railroad VIII have an ez-
--a express tram Oh the road after the Doth
E -a.- month. going W u Newport in the
II RING ana down 70 White River al night.
Ta- vii be a great accommodation To the
pleasure travel which i now using thai well
Conducted line Of road 70 get 10 WIloughhy
ana Memph-enacog lakes.
TIE inside of the TEEExAe this week j.
filed with reports which viii be Of general
interest This pressure upon our columns
excludes the usual variety Of political dis
eu-slons and Intelligence but we are by n
means certain that our readers vii not II
taa1 respect experience a sense Of cratefu
relief
we fully and cordially endorse all the com
7lluenrarv thinrs said II the report else
where # the editors meeting. q the Mem
7u-emaco- House and Nj Buck. the Noun
tain House and NJ. Jennings, and the . Lad
-r the Lake. and Nr. Robinson. and Capt
Facc These gentlemen know their business
and make The public whom they serve q
happy and contenred as possible
e learn that I'll the steamers on LAX
Cham laiu.-ezcept the new Cakes Ames.-
nave recently become the property Of tn
Heussalaar and Saratoga and the Rutlan.
and Burlington Railroads
IEE GEE4- C1Ecrs The popular CIrcu
4 Stone d Murray VIII exhibit IN Montpelie
% F7dag 81 ms 10eek-giving exhibition
afternoon and evening The great celebrit
Of TINS Circus VIII be certain TO attract larg
audiences on the 10Th. The following frol
the Nelr York Tribune. Is ample evidence
The superiority Of the g Best in the World
Sro~E MUERAT have expunged the al
tllue abuse. and customs which other exhlb
tons cling 70 with 50 mucn IenacIry, al
Iraururated new era IL circus amusement
With troupe Of artistes, the most distu
cuished II the world. this circus has acquire
d fame for excellence and respecta bilIty lii
no other travelling exhibition enjoys
FENIAN CONVENTION The Fenian Brot
erhood Of TINS State was In council IL Blu
lInstOn last Saturday The afternoon deli
erations were secret but the Times says
learns that the deliberations Of the conve
tIon concerned the raising of the sinews
war. az well as Of peace, for the future MOI
ments Of the brotherhood a public meet
was held in the evening, which was presid
over BY Capt j. j. Monahan, and address
nv MAJOR Rafferty, Of New York. and &c
John Neil Both of the speakers launch
the rhunderbolts Of their eloquence agar
England, and said the preparations We
nearly completed for striking the blow viii
would make Ireland free Gen o Nell
tlmated that the war would open IN Canat
After the speaking the inevitable c0ntrit