Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21


Young Men 6 Christian Association occurred
On Monday evening. The reports Of the
various officers indicated healthy conditi On
of tho Society, both financially and spiritu-
ally Their homeless wanderings termin4-
red in May last. when they took possession
OF rooms over Cartons store, which by the
generosity Of friends have been neatly and
comfortably fitted up for business and social
uses 4 prayer meeting has been sustained
m Sunday evenings with interest and sue
ccss, and various mission enterprises have
gourished under the vigorous labor Of the
President, a. j. Howe, and D. Mcdonald,
seconded by the active workers Of the Asso-
citation. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year
President. A !. Howe Vice President
p 5. Hibbard; Recording Secretary. l. q,
stone Corresponding Secretary, T. Best
Treasurer, c. " Spiuney Registrar, d. g..
Kemp Directors, y. q. Bean. D 5 Wheat
.sv II. T.. Lull-
The constitution was SO amended as to re-
41.c the dues from associate members to one
i5lsr. and changing the time Of the annual
meeting from the third Monday Of February
II til last week Of December
The following persons were elected mem
.r-s II. the Association
d Daley, s. D. Smith, f. Snow. Charles
Wells e. G.. Dudley, G. II. Shpman II
Hutehlrs. d. II. GuptilI. and F.. " West
gatc
The records now show the membership as
~ # whom s. are active. and associates.
With che experience Of the past year as
guide il may BE expected that the Association
enters upon new year Of active, vigorous,
snd successluI labor.
C.rSu COMMISSIONERS. The Washington
County Temperance Convention last Satur-
+sy unanimously renomInated Geo w
Scott. for County Commissioner. Mr. Scott
-crviee- ia this capacity give general salts
faction. and his reelection viii doubtless be
made without any opposition. Bur this
should not prevent all who would secure J
good man for the place proridiug themselves
With votes and voting for him The pro
ceedings Of the convention will oe seen in
r-athcr column
The annual March meetings occur on
Tuesday, the 5th Of March. in this State
Montpelier and the neighboring towns have
nothing particularly exciting on the slate as
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lecturers and Mining meet AZ Village il'li
thi- afternoon about the hour our paper e'es
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Focc, and the programme ot rroeeciinG>- as
published last week. VIII Ne carried OUT with
v,mc additions The proceedings will he #
interest tr I'D. and "'- citizens generally
: tould attend- ne lasiic- ar' invited
AUsIcsL Co>' ESTlo>--Ne learn thai tae
e5mmittec Of the Central Vermont Musical
association are making rreParat''r- !27
Convention 70 DC held " at aIL ~ TINS pace
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road vas IN Montpelier one day last week.
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tog.ani- transportation ''r one '"''
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