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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-02-15
The Musical Convention.

The Annual Musical Convention, which
met a, Washington Hall last week and closed
its session on Friday evening, was, we under
stand, in every respect su ccess entirely
satisfactory to our musical friends who made
IL. and a great source of delig BIT to that por-
t5n Of the public that are not in voice to
sing, but who have ears to len on such an
occasion The attendance was good, and we
can safely say large, SO far as the grand
concert on Friday evening was concerned,
which embraced the extent Of our personal
observations. \ well assorted programme
for that evening gave pleasant, popular
Entertainment, and Of the artistic merits of
the music there could be no doubts That
there was p0lrer in full chorus of sixty
voices, was fully realized even to that remote
district, the - back seats" But harm ony
prevailed, and it was evident, even to IN
cultured cars, that all sang the same tune.
There were solos, quartettes, anda'' cantata -
H.. As the Hart Pantoth, all the best Of
their kind, and a recitation by Miss NINA
GREGORY, of the 50 Mother and Poet - and
tie Irish woman's Letter, during which
snence grew strong, to catch the perfectly
distinct and appropriately impressive empha-
SIS Of the rendering We arc not surprised
that Miss Gregory's reeitations are so popu-
la. and that her fame is so rapidly extend
inE.
Col H. d. Hopkins acted as musical
director Of the Convention and concerts,
and in theatrical ParIance was fully up to the
4 business" part. Mr.. Eddy, organist Of
bethany Church, performed the accompani-
meut 90 the piano with his usual good taste
tnI unobtrusive modesty. The performance
ur9u violin was one Of rare merit OF
bic excellent and distinguished singers from
other parts Of the State who added so much
T. the melody Of the occasion and its harmony,
TOO, we would name, without any disparage-
ment to those We may not name, Mrs. Oliver
0 Rutland, Miss Gregory of Mortified, Mr..
T. d. HOY kins and DR.. J r. Sherar Of St.
Adams a. j. Phillips Of Montpelier is
als9 deserving particular mention. 1t was
sls5 gratifying TO notice among those in at
tendance several Of the old friends Of the
u r.
Of NlTthfeld, Mr. Phillips Of Barre, Charles
BsIow Of East BrJokfeld, and others.
Some idea Of the labor performed by the
Convention may BE gathered from its ability
At the close to produce in 50 perfecta manner
that most difficult piece Of music, Sc As the
Hart Panteth," for the first time in public
in Montpelier. The rendering required
nearly BALI an hour of time and tie indomit-
ab!e energy and thorough drill of Col. Hop
kins. seconded by the best efforts Of the
entire chorus. were required to bring it out
in e. iaultless manner. Many Of the
pieces were eneored, but life is not long
enough to repeat all the good things, and
something else Just as good followed in every
instance.
Among those ia attendance upon the con
cert Friday evening, We noticed HE Excel
Iencv. Governor Stewart.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-02-15

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-02-15

At an adjourned meeting Of the directors
of Washington County Agricultural Society
on Saturday last. it was decided to lease the
grounds at East Montpelier, where the Fair
wa held last fall, for the next five years,
for the purposes Ok annual exhibitions 9th p
or arrangements were completed which will
OF tally appear in due time. and which will
BE- q more interest when the time for hold
ing the annual Fair is near at hand. In the
melntime those intending to become mem
bers-and every farmer in the country should
d that-should do SO at once, and make cal
cnla'ions also to become an exhibitor.
Too MUcH SMOKE C A. Smiths smoke
house, on Barre Street, warmed up into a
flme On Thursday evening last at a quarter
past eight clock, and introduced a discord
into the harmony of the concerts in full
blast at the time, by the alarm of fire that
it createi. The flames were soon extin-
gIisled By upseiting the frail tenement used
or smoking hams, although the fire depart
bent responded with their vented alacrity.
Dir Smith recovered from the ruins forty
pa hans, considerably besmearcI an look
p little over-smoked. but not otherwise
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ITS RESOURCES AND PROGRESS BEAUTY,
HEALTHFULNEss AND FERTILITY, AND IT'S
ATTRACTIONS AND ADVANTAGES A. \
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To all persons interested in the recovery OF the Car
penteT Estate in Great Britain.
THERE viii be adjourned meeting OF the Car
i penter Association and Carpenter Family al the
American Hotel Montpelier, Vt, Tu esday, Feb.
2lst, 1871. It'll hope that all embeTs of the FamI
viii attend and and hear what the evidence IS 2
relation this important The Agent will be
present with the Reports that have been inside IN
latiun 10 ~. All persons who become men bers Will
receive Printed Report, giving history OF The case,
names of the members OF the Association and copy
of the Coat of Arms Of the Carpenter Family Cen
tie and LADIES' invited 10 ate nd. Let there be
joint aud prompt action the part OF slsmants and
we nope oar snprts will be crowned with success
FITZHUGH SMITH, Secretary,
JAMES =. CARPENTER, President.
BY order Of the Association.
o. IL. SMITH,
F7w3" American Agent Carpenter Association.
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10 Rutland, Feb 5tu ar the residence of her son.
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late Hon. Iabez Proctor of PTucnrsyile, aged
-G YEAR.
M Ro,aitau. Fen. Tjh of heart disease, Mrs ELISA
ETH G.. SLATER wife of JOIN . Wild aged s. years
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A. Farm for Sale.

A First Glass dairy farm lately owned by Seneca
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fine opportunity i presented TO who desires to
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EDMUND POPE, Admir-.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Grin Buffers Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRIcr IS. I at WashmstoH, in said
district. tn 9Th daY of February, A ID. 1871.
EBENEZER BASS, Administrator with the will
IL annexed of the estate Of Grin Butler. late Of
Washington, in said District deceased, presents his
adm instration account for examination and allow
asce. and makes application for decree Of distribu
ton and PARTITION of the estate of said deceased.
Whsreupon, il is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred 10 session
the reof, held the Hon. H A. Whites Once in
SAID Washington the llth day of May, A. d. 1871,
for hearing and decision thereon: And IL 10 further
ordered tn notice hereofbe given to all persons inter
ested, by publication of the same three weeks succss-
sjvely in the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaper
published Montpelier previous said time Appoin-
ted for hearing, that they appear at said time and
place. and show cause IL any they have, why said
shuld not be allowed aud such decree made.
By the Court,
Attest, JOHN R. CLEAVELAND, Judg
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Ella CARPENTERS Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WARRINGTON DISTRICT at Montpelier, within and
for said district the LIST day OF February, D. 1871.
4 INSTRUMENT purporting TO be the last Will
n and Testament of Ella Carpenter, late of Cabot
IA sld district, deceased, being presented to the
Court by Cynthia Lance the eXecufrx therein named
for Probate 1t ordered by said Court that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified TO
sion OF said Court be held the Probate Office in
Mont pelier the 2Sth day OF Februarp, A ID. 1871
and show cause, if any they may have, against the
Probate Of said Will for which purpose il is further
ordered that copy of the record Of this order be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman printed AT MoPtpeler previous to said time
appointed for hearing.
Bythe Court,
F6ES Attest-N, A. CHASE, Register.
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ELEvENyu4Rs Practice

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BANKRUPT Sale of Real Estate.

EBs1INE UTt 0ItIO VI HIO13I 17ots1tO'
VIZ ILL sold public auction, TO the highest bid
w der on Thursday March 9th, 1871, one oclock
in the aternoo ~ the steps of the Union House, in
the Village Montpelier all the right and interest Of
Henry NJ Foster Bankrupt, (ssid right being the
Equity Of Redemption,) in and 10 the two story
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Also at the time all the like interest OF said
Foste r IN a Tenement House and House Lot, the
Essterly SIDE of ST. Paul Street lying between the
premisesuof OTn Daley and the Rev. DR.. Foster.
CHARLES REED, Assignee.
Montpelier, February 18th, 1871. F7w3
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