Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21

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ran furi,usly for little time, but was finally
secured with but little damage to the nimal
OF the wagon. Mr.. Stebbins was severely
brutse1 and jlrred.-but succeeded In trans
acting the business which called him to the
village, when he was taken home, and for
several days was unable to leave his room or
bed without help.
LIQUoa LAW N WOoDBURY.-Clark Trow
and Martin Goodwin were recently brought
before F. c. Putnam, Esq, and fined each
so and costs for violations of the prohibit
ory liquor law, and both made the good re-
solve to hereinafter let the forbidden thing
alone. Only let everybody live up to this
glorious old resolution, and they will, as one
Of our great officials once declared, " live
happy and die prosperous"
\ WARN REcEPrIov.-Last Saturday a
prominent attorney Of this county and an
assignee of an involuntary bankrupt in a
town not a great distance from Montpelier,
went To the house Of the impecunious indi-
vidual's father to demand certain property
supposed to be in the hands Of said father for
safe keeping. It was just at the dinner hour,
but the attorney, declining the courteous in
vitc 70 dine, proceeded to read the list Of
articles and animals, claimed as the property
of the bankrupt. The father listened to the
roll till becoming Disguised with its length he
told the attorney nc had heard cnough-he
did MT think it quite polite to read aloud
about sheep and cattle Of the male gender
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poured "a pitcher of water from the tea-kcttle
and threw it into the face and bosom &c the
reader. Luckily the clothes and whiskers
Of the lawyer in some measure protected
him, or he would have been much more Sc
riously scalded. The attorney left, but the
end is not yet reached.
Two men 10 Chelsea by tho name Of Ken
needy assaulted a Mr.. Gould, beating him
severely. One Of them was arrested and
tried, AMI held in the sum Of two hundred
dollars for trial at the county court. The
! athor eluded the officer
: While some school boys in Chelsea lately
were at play during recess, they tumbled or
fell on one Of their company, and broke one
Of his legs.
COvHENDsBLE.-On Sunday Of last we ek a
young daughter of Mrs. HanIin, living on
Berlin Street, on her way home from church
picked up a wallet containing S2j in money.
Instead Of keeping the matter secret, her
mother, who Is 4 hard working widow, de
pendent on her daily labor for the support Of
her family, at once requested that measures
might b, taken u find the owner Of the mon
ey. This owner proved to be a lad named
Flood, who had just finished working for j.
w. Paine, Of this village, and been paid off
preparatory u starting for home. Doubtless
this woman and her daughter did nothing
but a plain duty in this thing yet it is we'll
to consider bow many would have 50 consci-
e%ntiously and promptly performed that duty.
Willie, a five year old boy of c. C. Abbott
Of Worcester, while spreading hay with his
grandfather, attempted to stir up a hive Of
bees with his pitchfork and got pretty well
st TIRED up himself, the bees attacking him
in numbers " and severely singing him
about the head and face. He was rescued
by IL. Templeton, Esq. who brushed of the
bees and brought him off without getting
stung himself. The stings did not produce
serious effects, not even swelling, and the
next morning Willie said he did Mt care a
straw for the bees or the stings.
4 son Of c. G. King Of Worcester, re-
Gently, while chopping, cut open his foot,
making a cash some four inches long, and a
son Of Simeon Hatch Of the same town also
cur oH with an awa ono oF L. tgaa
CoKREcTIoN.-The Berlin Select School
begins sept. LIST, instead of Aug. Ist., as we
last week had it. Pupils in that vicinity
will find the merits Of the school amply suG-
fcIent to repay them for waiting a month.
BARRE AcADEHY.-The FaI Term Of this
school OF the peoplc-if not Of the prophets
will commence on the 10Th Of August.
In the fall Mr.. Spaulding usually has a full
house. and those desiring = front seats -"
should make early application.
Too urcH BcrTER FJK TUE Cows. NJ.
Scavcr, Esq, Of Williamstown, author Of the
articlc on our agricultural page two weeks
since relative to Kansas and Vermont farm
Ing, writes Us that by substituting a . w -
AOE an " IN MS name we reilcNcu MIN OF the
responsibility Of telling a big story,'-for
the number Of cows was . instead Of c. The
TACT Is, the 8 only went through a portion of
our edition, when the mistake was discovered,
and the Q substituted for it. The story was
good enough without telling it larger than
il was.
Mr.. 4 j. Sanborn, the popular and work
ing Principal of Peoples Academy at
MOrrisville, has been elected Principal of the
Green Mountain seminary, the new Baptist
school,a Waterbury Center, and-has accept
cd the position. Prof. Sanborn is a fine
scholar, a thorough teacher, and the Trustees
could not have found a better man
PERsoSAL--Among the graduates at the
recent Commencement at Tilden Female
Seminary were Misses Mary 5. Martin of
West Fairlee, Anna VI. Morgan of Windsor,
Lettie 5. Seymour Of Middlebury also Mary
H. Parker, daughter Of Rev. G.. C. Parker,
OF Gorham, Maine, formerly of Waterbury,
The Newport Express will hereafter be
published by d NJ. Camp, Mr.. Cummings
having retired from the firm.