Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-15


rem Goodenough, Adolphus Holton Alone
Crandal ct ais
From Washington. County, A. /. Miner
Receiver, V National Bank of Bellows Falls
ct ais, and \. L. Miner, Receiver National
Bank Bellows Falls ct ais.
The argument in the case Of Adds and
others ". Hall and others was able aud in
teresting. f j. Phelps and b. H. Smalley
made the argument for orators and II. 5.
Royce and Hon. l.. p Poland for defendants.
Tie LII was brought to restrain the town OF
Swanton from issuing bonds in aid of the
Iamoille Valley railroad, and the constitu-
tionality of the law authorizing towns to
give such aid, as well as the regularity Of the
proceedings Of the town, were the points at
issue.
The Court Will get through hearing argu-
mcnts to-day or to-m)rrow, and the term vii
close as early as Friday
Read GOV. Stewards Thanksgiving Procla-
nation. it is short. therefore exceedingly
sweet In breyity it is only excelled by
Grants most profound lucubrltlons. But
in its vigor and literary finish the Governors
manifesto is certainly ahead Of Presidential
uttcrances. S.lah Where's that editorial
turkey? Even Job had his thanksgiving
bird, although it 10 reputed to have been an
exceedingly lean k-ne.
MR. D. d. GoRBAv, Principal Of the Mont
pelier Graded School. has received aud &C
copied a call = to a professorship in the
Latin and Greek department Of the High
School at Northampton. Mass, and it il un-
dcr7tood that his connection with our sch DOL
ceases with the close OF the present term.
Nr. GJrham has been an efficient and popu-
lar teacher in this school, and its excellence
and success have been largely due to his abil-
ity and Iab5I-. lie viii carry with him to
his new field Of effort the kindliest regard
and respect alike of his former pupils and the
entire community.
Is IT TRUE 2-Rumor hath it that the
principalship Of the Union School has been
rendered to GEo. W. WING, Esq, now con-
nected with the State Treasures office and
Deputy Secretary of State. Mr. VINO is a
young gentleman of fine scholastic attain
ments, and is entirely competent for the
place. The Committee surely might 20 far
tber and DO much worse but we hardly be-
lieve ar. WNc could be persuaded to f5reso
the pleasure of counting out dollars and dimes
and making official transcripts Of important
papers for the rather useful but decidedly
unm.litary occupation Of teaching " the
Young idea how to shoot We shall see
what we shall see.
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'io"' l'''ei' per lu'eiil'n' u 'lio''
Se"''l7' an once "Ni5h hAI D5e'lh5 vacant
~ lHe resignation p rev Nlr. FI11' VINO
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Una" oi9'iiiI a'lil' d" iil1e Peiiiei' 'N'iiA
CT anu l''iI-'7I WORKER anu u is quite certain
t'aI Whatever ne consents % under' axe VIII
De wen ana Ial1hIuIiy performed
Tge Crosr<c FxpRrrsr. or NoRrrFrE1n
1.z,rro Scuoor Tho lecture an Tbpr.dav
eyenin, an U,re.- Han bv pres KitcbeI
ras listened \, h. larye Aha annreciative
audience Tho lecture was eminentIv nrac-
ric,l and interesting and tbouob Dso,,5,1r1,
s5aoted 70 the wants Of scholars WAS not
.ritb,u. r.. boree- q, syarv class Of indnstrv
on Friday evening. At the same BAH. the
exhibition was held Here nothing Will
describe the condition of the audience room
but packed. Over seven hundred per
sons were in the hall and its ordinary seating
canacitv i not over four hundred. over
fftv dollars was realized on f.teen cent
admission fee. scholars. teachers, band and
many others admitted free. Therrogramme
was an excellent one. and was rendered in
very credftable manner to all concerned If
it had one fault it was its length, which could
not well be avoided and give each grade an
o,,rortnnitv 10 he seen unon tbestare. Even
this would have been considered no falling
had the room been only comfortably filed
and the audience IN a condition TO see, hear
1900 c.;1o5 -. D., s,.,,roci.te5 o,yine, N
7 ..-c..,.. III &c = tho ardi
r
-. 800
c. ..
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r5iz ! nj u anologv for ali the acts done
49,, =. :. rorr. ,an.rI - no donbted whether
auu,h;n, short of q rersonal introduction of
~. ,.resert r. he lock-up. will ever free
.lon, fro,, ,bair manifest desire to disturb all
..I.I;,. 49, o-ir,,s
~, -, -, +io,,s ar tbs ACADEMY
- .-LiIo NOT - Iarcelv attended a.
-. - how, boer were very sati-rac.
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