Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

general qualification, Is now making lee
turing tour through this county He spoke
m Waterbury last night, and has further
appointments as follows:
/ Waitsfeld, Thursday, Nov Both North
field, Friday, Dec. LIST; Roxbury, Saturday,
Dec, I'd; Warren, Monday, Dec. 4th :;
Waitsfeld, Tuesday, Dec. 5th Moretown,
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 9th and 9TH :;
Plainfed, Saturday, Dec. 9th Marshfield
Monday, Dec. llth; Cabot, Tuesday, Dec
18th; and, probably, Barre, Wednesday,
I Dec. 18th.
| We can assure our friends throughout the
county that they will be abun dainty repaid
for attandance at these lectures
The Fall Term of the Vermont Methodist
Seminary closed last week with yery fine
literary exhibition by the students Thursday
evening Seminary Chapel was literally
packed with spectators, who were sometimes
so anrious TO hear that they made hearing
utterly impossible. The term Just closed has
been largely attended, the teachers have been
laborious and faithful and the students have
been largely profted by the instruction given
DEATH Loves A SHINING MARK.-The sud
den death Of Frank A Winch of Mortified
while at college in Middletown, last Wednes-
day, caused a general feeling Of ep grief
hrcughout the entire community in his ma
tive town. lie was in his Junior wear at
college and stood confessedly at the head of
hi7 class. He was known only to be loved
and admired. Taken sick on Sunday be
died Wednesday morning before his friends
at home could re lch him. His funeral vas
on Frlday-sermon by Rev. \. C. Stevens.
Ills remains were escorted to the grave BY
the members Of the Masonic Lodge of thtt
place, OF which Fraternity he was a worthy
member.
ELoPEHENT N NoRTHFIELD Intense ex-
cltemcnc was created in Mortified upon the
fact becoming generally known that Mrs.
Nye, wife of Mr.. Samuel H. Nye. bad
eiopei with o. jackson Cross, young mar
rcd man who tor the past two years has
carried on Mr. Nye's farm. She leaves
bright and wiusome boy of twelve years.
who Is almost distracted with the thought of
his mothers crime. Cross left wife and
two yoang children without the means OF
support. BY the Vaccinations Of Mrs Nve
and Mr.. Cross, Mr.. Nyc has been pecuniarily
damaged TO the extent Of about 81 600
Mrs. Nye took all her clothing and the silver
ware She went away under the plea that
she Iwas going to visit her parents in Barre
and remain until after Thanksgiving. Cross
went away to market some turkeys, in the
buying and selling OF which he has been
engaged for several weeks past.
Hon. T. X Jones Of Mortified, was so
unfortunate a few days since as to break bis
leg below the knee, both b5ues, while Ium-
5ering in the woods.
Edward Ingalls, is to open, in short t:n5.
a new furniture and upholstery establishment
il the new block in Northfeld
DR.. Jewett is expected to lecture on the
subject of temperance, at Howe's Hall,
Nyr,hheli on Friday next
The Preachers Meeting Of Methodist min
listers Of Montpelier District viii BE holden
at Mortified, Dec 18th and 18th. \
meeting Of the managers Of the Central
Vermont Camp Meeting Association will be
holden in the afternoon Of December 18th
People in this section who have not had
an opportunity to subscribe for q. Beecher's
life of Christ " can see sample copies and
leave their orders (ror few days only) at
he Book store Of G. W Wilder
VERMONT TRUVPHtNT N sOREGoN.-The
iollowng IS taken from the Neg N5rtIjoest |
a paper printed at Portland
ANOTHER TRw4PH.-Miss Eva Ford,
young lady fifteen years Of age, was awarded
first premium for penmansAip over veteran I
men teachers who had hitherto been c0nsd !
cred inviacbIc. We call upon the Portland |
Board Of Eiucltion to make this artist Pro- /
lessor Of Penmanship for the public schools. I
Miss Eva Ford Is the daughter Of Mr.,
Abraham Ford, who moved FROM Mortified
bout two years ago. Eva was taught her |
by Hiss AIwidA Perno, who has (
been turonged with pupils FOR the last thir- (
cen years. and many have gone from her 1
-cho3l well qualified 70 give instructions in /
,vritin. and drawing, in any school or Acld- |
lf ttlt bilt -ALiAittiI d w illS- Aitl
recommendation to a scholar might be relied /
On.
Norshf ID has reason to boast Of a teacher
;Lat can send out her scholars to overmatch
well educated gentlemen that supposed them
selves invincible.
3. Beecher's Lie Of Christ " will make one
If the best books .or Christmas presents that
AN he found
MouSr WAsmNGToS IN WINTER Geo.
". Wilder at his Books r, head of State
st. has just OPP ned an assortment Of splendid
-terc0scop.c views Of White Mountain
.ccuery as skctcheI by tho scientific party
which last season wintered on Mount Wash
nst5n In leluty, picturesquesness and
.ubimlty these views have never been ex-
.alled Call and see them.
Judge Loyal a.. Kellogg died on Sunday
morning las. at Benson. The funeral will
&c held this "Wednesday noon, at the resi-
fence Of his brother, L. Howard kellogg
Judge Kellogg was graduate Of Amherst
College in 1896, president Of the constitu-
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