Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

BARRE ACADEMY.-The Anniversary Exer-
cises of this excellent school will occur on
the Both of June and the LIST and 2nd of July.
Rev: A. D.. Smith of Dartmouth College will
address the Social Fraternity, the evening of
July LIST. The rhetorical exercises of the
graduating class occur on the afternoon of
July 2nd, after which an address will be de-
livered by Rev. DR.. Lord of this village.
The Fall Term of Barre Academy will
commence on the 18th of August, and those
having sons and daughters, or wards, to edu-
cate away from home, cannot do a wiser or
supervision and instruction of Mr.. ~Spaulding.
He is alike vigilant, faithful and competent.
THg Circus AND M~ENAGERIE, advertised in
our columns last week to be here on the 18th,
has changed its day of exhibition and will be
here July Sd, to assist in celebrating our
National Anniversary. These performances
will be given during the day,-one at 10
O'Clock A.. NJ, another at 2.30 p. NJ, and the
third 40 P. NJ. The Company have been
exhibiting on the west side of the Mountain,
and are well spoken Of by the Burlington and
Rutland papers.
VIM. G.. Fairbanks, of the Westboro State
Reform School, closed his Iabors there on the
18th, and has removed to Waterbury, to as
sumo the duties of superintendent of the
State Reform School there. lie has been
connected with the Westboro school for sew
eral years.
In our illusions to the excitement relative
to a 81 certain teacher of writing here " last
week, we perhaps inadvertently did injustice
to Mr.. KENT, a well-known and popular
teacher Of writing in this village. Nh.
KENT had no connection with the affair
which led to the disorderly proceedings allu-
ded to, and we regret that our omission to
name the person implicated, should have
been construed to Mr.. KFNT's disadvantage.
INTERNAL REVENUE TAxEs.-See collector
notice in our advertising columns, and gov
ern yourselves accordingly.
BY a mistake in " making up" the FREE
NAN last week, a paragra ph from this weeks
editorial on DR.. B~ushneII's recent book
the editorial being then in type-appeared
among the " Items" 1t made rather a poor
appearance there, separated, as the minis
tiers say, from the context, and We hope
will seem more pertinent in its proper place
in this paper.
NoRwIcH UNIvERsITY.-The annual meet
ing of the Trustees of Norwich University
was held at Mortified on Thursday last.
There were present Ri. Rev. Bishop Bissell,
Rev. Edward Bourns, d. D., acting Presi-
dent, Rev. R.. ). Howard, ID. D., elect, Rev.
Malcolm Douglass, ID. D.. of Windsor, Rev.
Josiah SWEET, d. D., of Underhill, Gen.
Alonzo J~ackman, DR.. P. d. Bradford, Hon.
George Nichols, Perley Belknsp, Esq North
field, Henry Clark, and Col. l.. q. Kingsley
of Rutland, and Julius E. Higgins. Esq,
of Brandon Rev. Josiah SWEET, d.. D,
acting as Secretary, and Hon. George Mich
OILS, Treasurer. The resignation of Ri. Rev.
Bishop Huntington, DR.. Julius Y. Dewey
of Montpelier, Mr.. Blood of Norwich, and
Gen. stephen Thomas, were presented and
accepted. Rev. Charles S. Hale of Bellows
Falls, Rev. J. Isham Bliss Of st. Adams,
Hon. Charles Dewey of Montpelier, and
Wyman Flint, Esq, of Bellows Falls, were
elected Trustees TO fill vacancies.