Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-25

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ra,. - Ri.br,~d +be eartb ,.sveJ !, snd
h,,r;oI ore oF tbe,, 80 nat no had IN La
dng ont the handles of a nick and sboy Ell
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room lii1inin, his sleaninJ 9narfnent. tor.
$40 in c,sb and Other va1nabies inclndino a
,rat,b and ouiatIv evacuated the nrepises
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.
The Normal school at Johnson commences
i""'y A''''
ORANGE COUNTY
Good TempIar Iodre was chartered and
,rpanized in North Br50kGeld three weeks
since. 1t commenced with thirty-two mem
bers
r., HIclondv Of Fairlee was arrested ON
. S.+,,,.Ir,- la. Iy De,,,ty sheriff Rerrv and
taken before William Sade, Esq, charged
with being the happy husband of two wives,
On motion Of Gen Thomas. counsel for de-
PENDANT. the hearing was adjourned till Feb
ruary 10Th.
The State Normal School NJ Randolnb
closed its winter session the 10Th inst. The
number Of pupils the last term was between
seventy and eighty. The increased reputa-
ton of this school is plainly visible in the
number of student. from all parts of the
i state greater facilities are being made for
accommodating the students. and from tie
present Indications tue next term VIII shO"
the largest a'tehoanee OF sehoiars since the
'choO' was o'i'I 9'eu'
The former students oil orange C5unty
+ Grammar School have presented the Normal
/ School with splendid Mason < Hamlin
organ, the past winter as testimonial Of
their regard for their former Alma Mater.
Ii was q beautiful gift, and duly appreciated
by the trustees teacher ana pupils OF the
institution.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Ia Silen on Iuesaay OIL lasl "eeA' d HItle
son ot joshua Morris was burned 50 severely
ny MS eio'ne7 e'''ii'H5 H'o 'ua' i7 Nle1
On the 9th inst. a little girl three years
old, daughter OF Mr.. LaComb Of Troy. was
fatally scalded by falling into tub of hot
water.
/ The first rat made its appearance in New
/ port one dav last week Probably it found
its way in crockery crate, but after
/ quite lengthy pursuit run down IN the de
pot, ana ms bright prospects IN that new To-
callty suddenly went out
At the meeting Of the Orleans County So
ctety Of Natural 9ciG9ces held = 10 est
arIe9''n, Jan. IO'l, rev II nan Ieau
corntv sb,vT7nis, heir usefi,Iness a. fertiI-
i1o,.. Ind rho host ,re,bods Of ,'-e,,a-;,,,,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
In school district in Rutland county, the
location OF when IS not stated the teacher
q worthy young man. was insilted by the
PnPus Of Doth sexes sworn NJ IN school
hours, anu many oIa12eu OUT 81 uooTs anu
Iastehe1 OUT WIN tue appro'"i' 80 the COT
t'oliuouU VI . ne t.'D ''SS' Vi inN'y ~
'Hc PaieH's VI tn0 pup
100: lhu :! IL heH)SS mas oeon 10"
OlcrA IN ll'I'IoIu - years
Several Rutland girls who have been re
Peatedly insulted al street corners oy Ioalers,
one evening last week provided themselves
"ith supply oil cayenne pepper ana went
. out prOmehadIn9 rs usual they were ac-
cost@d by number OF the corner Ioungers
/ when one oil the girls threw handful OF
pepper IN the eyes OF the scoundrels Tins
mas had 4 'ehuehcy % discourage corner
Horse thIcYing IS prevalent at Pouitney-
Mr.. ;. 3. Sa5ln OF Nallingiord tapped
the maple trees that shade his yard IN W al
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freely.
The prohibitory law is being rgidly en-
1 forced ln POultnev
Sarah Wiggings, an insane girl living in
Fairhaven, lately escaped from her friends,
and going to Poultney remained out OF
doors until discovered on the.steps OF house
ABOUT I'VE CLOCK the mex morning BENG
thlniy clad she was O'uly frozen.
wNDHAM COUNTY.
Mark Jones Of Bellows Falls, fireman on
the Cheshire railroad, slipped from loco
motive which he went out to oil, few days
ago, and struck on the frozen earth with
such force that he lived only half a day
thereafter.
A religious interest is awakened in the
Congregational church at Dover, under the
labors of Rev. Mr.. Amsden, the pastor.
As a result of the lease of part of the
Vermont and Massachusetts railroad by the
Rutland and Burlington road, the steamboat
train on the New London Northern road now