Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-09-08

The General Term of the Supreme Cour
for 1869 is ordered to be held at Montpelier
on the first Tuesday Of November next.
B. F. FifeId, Esq, of this village, has pur.
chased the desirable residence Of z. G. Camp
Esq, situated opposite the State House.
paying $4,000 therefor.
There il to be a sabbath School picnic in
the grove Of G. Farnsworth, in West Berlin.
on Friday Of this week.
Mr.. Rufus W. Warren, son Of Mr.. Lean
der Warren Of Middlesex, has purchased the
farm formerly owned and occupied by Hon
George W. Bailey, in Middlesex, and belong
ing. to his heirs. The price paid for the pur-
chase was SIS, 600. The farms Of the father
and son now adjoin, and are as good farms
as can be found in this vicinity.
William Moorcroft, Jr., Of Wright's Mills
was thrown from a team loaded with wool,
last Monday and seriously bruised about the
hips and on the forehead. No bones broken
Or internal injuries that can be discovered
The accident was caused by the team ~joltine
over a log partly buried in the road, between
Wright's Mills and this village.
Rev. w. Fitz, recently Of Haverhin, Mass.
has accepted the call of the Baptist Church
Of this town to become their pastor.
There will be a session Of the Champlair
Liberal Christian Conference in the Church o.
the Messiah, Montpelier, on Tuesday, Sept.
Il. continuing all day. Rev. Richmond Fisk
President of st. Lawrence University, viii
preach at > p. N. \ devotional conference
will be held in the evening at :.
The Vermont Conference Seminary, on
Seminary Hill, Montpelier. commenced it,
Fall Term last week with over two hundred
pupils. and that number has been daily in
crcasing since then. The trustees and mana
gers are providing for all that come, and
many improvements for comfort and adorn
ment have been made in and about the
grounds and buildings. The prospects Of the
School nre bright and promising in all direc-
ticns. When the main Seminary building
shall be completed, which we trust will be
next year, we shall hope aud expect to find
from three to five hundred students pursuing
the pleasant paths Of knowledge on Seminary
Hill.
SrRAwuEaRIEs-Dan Boyce, Esq, of Fays-
ton, mas raised and sold the present season,
S73 90 worth Of Strawberries from less than
thirteen square rods of land, and has now
added to his plot enough to make thirty
rods, intending to largely increase his pro-
ductiOn the next season.
The wheat crop, in this section, was never
better than this year. Quite a breadth of
land was sown, the growth was fine, the Der
~ is well filled and plump, and it has most
" been harvested in excellent condition.
g. b. Andrews, Esq, Of Huntington, has
raised an Early Rose potato this year which
weighed two pounds and two ounces.
Nh. EDITOR Allow me to correct one error
that your printer made in my notice of the
Early Goodrich potato. Instead Of saying
the quality was very 9 surprising, " it should
have been very superior.
A. j. COPELAND.
Fourteen persons united with Rev. Mr..
Lords church last Sabbath, on profession of
faith.
Five persons were baptized at Chelsea the
last Sabbath in August, by the pastor of the
NJ E. Church.
The N. E. Church at Chelsea worship on
the Sabbath with the Congregationalists,
during the time Of repairing their meeting
house, being cordially invited SO to do.