Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

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FluErU IF JCLY.-Nearly every arran ge
r..ut necessary for the due Observance Of our
national holiday seems to have been already
perfected by the committee, and a general
-lI time for those who come to Montpelier
70 illt day may be safely anticipated Full
l..aiI- viii De officially announced in day
-rvr. We Under stand that the Norwich
rl,er-lJv cadets will be received or the ar
rival OF the extra train from White River
Junction. (about s 3OJ by Capital Engine
rI.. 10. p in uniform, and, preceded by the
Montpelier Cornet Band, escorted to Village
urI. which viii be used during the day AS
.a ia armory. on arrival Of the mail train
.ar rolt I, the Ethan Allen Engine TO.
Darlington, with the Queen City Band,
will De me. at the depot by the cadets, En- =
zinc Company. No 3, and Band, and escorted
l thcir quarters at Bishops Hotel. The
.lraTe Will ne formed Immediately after
..1-,r, 800. promptly at kalf past ono more
through the principal streets of the village
70 the stand On State House Common where
The 5-l,.on will be delivered by our brother
-4.t.r. COL Clarke Of the 81 A1jaas Mes
qr. At four clock the Grand Balloon
eIn viii take place from the State
b grounds. If there should BE time,
win be made Of the different fire en-
'y horizontal playing from the tank on
.- Common vt half past six the boat
..5 .a tie mill pond will come of according
e. announcement, and at half past eight q
--ral rsrot-ehnjc display ncar the State
l=. VIII close the days exercises. An
---l --in VIII leave for Burlington at 10 Is
N giving those from the north who at
...l. b chance to witness the entire cclcbra-
-sn and return home the same evening
Erlm present appearances there Will be one
.f Tie largest crowds here on the Fourth ever
gathered in Montpelier Everything posi-
.s win be d3re % have the occasion thor
.usaiy enjoyed J al.
ENTERTAINMENT EY The LADus.-Ihe ladies
Chris, Church, prompt to seize upon ev-
.-- .lv rahic opportunity of turning an hon
.-- penny into the church treasury, have
r-L Clio fine apartments in the Brick
RI k anei by Judge Richardson, opposite
E.-a co.'s store on State Street, and pro
+ Is p iced the hungry crowd ana entertain
q -lrln1= or ladies and gentlemen that viii
-.ra % put in an appearance at the Capt
-- % the giorions Fourth, with the most
-. .--utial clI5lcs as well as many Of the
-...e- of She season. The ladies viii offer
III. OF Eare. n Reasonable prices, and
.--.e profits are ali to 20 to worthy objects,
who ~ net patronize the hotels on that
.ulI give the ladies call at their fine
-a.se- I'D cnt rooms in the Brick Block next
VI &. lilo First National Bank
...aa fl-rl-sL.-T ladies Of the Baptist
.e.Eent Society, for the purpose Of re I.
.ar tacir treasury, viii open their I.
..--r-. .-acr School and St. Paul streets.
a -lIly evening, June 3Oth, TO the mem .
-- ). ,le Union Grammar School, to all /
~.5 may be ia Attendance at their .
.,.a. and g, the public generally, ior the 4
'... MICE strawberries, rich cream, ice
..-e. ote. Doors open az six o'clock. .
ttmt-..9a ten cents.
Iue annual examination Of the Union
.l .u this village has been IN progress