Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-13

Hon. ASAIIEI PECK. Judge.
Hon -. }9N On CR0sSfrr Assistant Judges
HIRAM CARLTON, states Attorney.
D. W. BROwN, sheriff.
LUTHER NEwCOMB, CLERK
The Court opened on Tuesday mornin.
March 18Th, with prayer by Rev. j. Eiwar
Wright. At tie opening Of the Court th
owing jurors were empaneled and sworn
Barre-Ira p. Harrington, Nath1 "
Keith.
Berlin William Cummings, O. B. Bailey
Cab5t-Joan Brown, y. X. Abbott.
Calais w. r. SIayt)u, \. Dwnell.
Duxbury-Luther Graves, Albert Morse.
F4v,ton-D. 5 Stoddard-
East Montpelier WIN. Dillon, j. Eiwir
HOLSTER
Moresown-Philo Towle, Hiram Hatha
way.
Montpcier-Dennis Lane, Arthur Ban
NorthfslI-Wm. E. Best, Geo. II. Emer
son.
P-ainfcld-ROswell Reed.
Observation-Disclosures Hidreth.
Vsft-Geld-Stcphcn O. Parker, f.. \. Fish
Waterbury-Osclr w Wing, Gilman
HuntIey.
Warren-D II steele.
WOadburv-Hiram Wells.
Worcaster-E. NJ. Hamblet.
on tie twenty c'ses 7et lof lhe jury COM
pri-in- the first dly's sisnment-only TIVE
stood Tor trial. Alter the call Of the docket
the Court adjourned till afternoon, no case
heirs ready to proceed to trial
In the afternoon the case OF VIM. Il
$3.50. ,v,lr,,. ,,.,y ,,.,,,,,,,ro,l
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ANS - a." - -
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'.''' - - t.ra-+,n,. Ivotaos4ar
80. ,.i.h Tho nv
), r.,ce ~ VIM y,rry
l.r..,n i5r pla. Heath and Shurtlef Tor diff.
Un trial.
rrlr~s- LECTURE CoURsg-W Wendell
p.,I.ips viii deliver the seventh lecture Of
t.e course at Trinity Hall, 10 this village, on
Thursday evening the l4th inst. Subject,
!. rgrare." Nr. Phillips requires no intro
5ucrign t. q Montpelier audience, rs his
farmer lectures here are still fresh in their
..,,..-;e- Whenever be comes, or however
often b. viii find a full house awaiting him,
aud 4 !. course Of lectures " without his name
arreariDs on the roll would be - Hamlet
Ietr ont omission that the lecture-goIng
public w1aId much regret. The lecture up
or Flrlne is said TO be one Of the best and
most interesting productions Of this great
,-,.,~ and A. Trinity Hall under the new
Methodist Church has larger seating capac
-..r..-- y-,rr..-st Han and ITS use having been
r---.t,,. .tr.-,5 IN the Methodist Society. the
.-.-,....,f ,-ara,arnent have wisely ar
-.u,,4 - make the best possible provision
s.c5,um1date not only ticket holders, but
in ,.le-s ,,b, NAV wish to attend.
-r,.. .t.5-t III r.., series OF !. Union Tenn
- ,1...i,.z !. viii he held at Trinity
nm ty.4,es5,,, evenin, March
An ,r..-..-. ,..ill he delivered bv Rev.
- n = ,1,-ea,,. ~ Park Street Church.
~. Ct Ie.,nre in Boston on the
..,...l.-..-t,..,r Nh. Temneranee Reform. =
- j.. ~.,,,~.,,b.e c,mmendation
-l...t. e.. .,,.. -,.eirsd IL a matter
-.l..-,.or,- n over vr,- 50 much
..-.-.-. I'LL, r. Ro.fon bv single effort
IT,. ,55-..s was u-iutsd in full in five city
l,.,.. .,,-raI- rublished in pamphlet form
go ,I.,4i,, renperance organizations
-...t -o..-;,+ed in no,rIv "a
H.. eminent journals Of NV Eng
,rl.L ,r,s n..G-r. Mr. Murray had
an ----..- imitation of commanding
5n.t,r. attention to whatever be may say.
TIC -riproub. therefore. was won solely by
the merits Of the lecture itself lie is without
doubt one of the c.earest, most accurate ana
eloqu. nit speakers OF our time, On the cause
and objects Of the temperance reform.
rho ,tr.f.I Convention last week which
t--...l.+ ,,i+5 Il the coolest snap Of the win
ter, struggled bra'eiy against '''u
and a 10" temperatures @N' ''lo0S'
have failed OF beng as sroa' d Nn',lo'a' GU
cess a. wa ues'Taol' III '-i'--.l-il =
oil col. H'PAins anu 0'',''' - :.
charge anu mus
warming = w '>''' -.
portions "' were '''o,7' r,l-,-.,,a-
ton ID mos -, -. -
and iiiay e',''" -o,,ro. III,
interesting .;,o moro detail.
nanny a. ''''' I'M
account 81 tne
oaeoi the Tpec'al agents '''i'' io'''''i7
u ne AH'"''"y u ''-' cN;-LaI -
sii.'' Steih"ay '''''' .-I.t-..7,,
the e''rte-y Oh 'ile 49, " - - ,S;e
Pressed nay Is rather " no''i ~ ~ '''
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