Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-13

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readers by sending Us local intelligence. Give Us
acts and we viii arrange them for the paper.
The interest in the temperance agitation
which has Of late been manifested by a very
large attendance at the meetings, still
seems undated. Trinity Chapel ' as again
crowded Sunday evening The meeting was
finely conducted by William A Lord.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Granger, of Peacham,
being called upon, gave a strong and fearless
speech, urging those engaged in the work
to unctasing effort, and admonishing them
10 let no discouragemcnts diEsuade, 10 i'm
patience weary them in cause which must
eventually succeed. 1t being the cause o
right. Is therefore the cause of God AMI
cannot fail Judge Hebard Of Chelsea fol-
lowed, and although reaffirlning some Of the
statements il the first speaker, still plead
urgently that moral suasion be the working
force Of the reform, admitting, however,
that legal remedies may come in as supple
mentary.
And B, like shuttlec0ck, this = ve1ed
aIodgmept Tor application. If. amidst re-
buf and disagreements, it fall not to the
ground, cd be praised.
Term EXTENDED. The term Of the Mont
peIier Union School for this fall has been
extended one week by the board Of trustees.
and will close Dec. 18th, instead Of Dee 9Th.
C.,,,.-.,,- ,---,-r-s ~, yvo7r.s F,,.
evening, the 5th inst, an interesting and in
structive lecture was given before the stu
dents Of the Seminary, by Prof U. f. Leg
gett, on Pneumatic Tile extens, proper
ties, and phenomena Of the atmosphere were
saccinctly treated and illustrated By numer-
Gus experiments On Tuesday evening, IL.
A. Cutting, VI. A State GeoIo,ist. give an
admirable lecture on God in History"
which we commend to the attention % Lcc-
ture committees as Of rare merit
This, Thursday evening. Dr. Cutting viii
lecture on ''lIeteJrology" and On Tuesday
evening, the 19sh, On .'The Microscope aud
its Revelations.
The closing exercises Of the Fall Term Of
the Vermont Methodist Seminary will com
mence on Tuesday, the 10Th, with the public
examination Or classes, which will continue
through the day on Wednesday on Tues
day evening, at : o'clock, lecture will be
delivered by Dr. IL A. Cutting, State Geolo-
gist, on = The Microscope and its reveIa-
ti1ns." On Wednesday evening the students
exhibition will occur, the exercises commenc
ing promptly at : o'clock The formal clos
ing of the term will occur on Thursday
morning, with the reports Of the Faculty
AMI Of the examining committee. The pub
Die are cordially invited to attend All these
exercises
J. O. W. COKE, Principal.
BARRE ACCIDENTAL the next anniversa.
~, which will occur June, 1873. ". Z.
J5RD9S, Esq, Of Montreal, G. IT,, viii give
an address, and " B CARPENTER. Esq, of
st. Adams, a poem, before the Associate
Alumni. Hon, J. 5 MORRILL,, United states
Senator, has, also, consented to speak before
the Social Fraternity at the same time.
The senior class consists of fourteen the
middle class, seventeen. and the junior,
thirteen
Tie next catalogue, which Will not Be
published until May l, 1873 win contain a
concise history Of Barre Academy, tile names
u All the officers teachers and graduates
it win. also, contain the names 9f aIl who
are then members, or have been during this
year
During the Spring Of 1871, Albert Hunt
ington, formerly Of Orange, bit at that
time il the employ Of Col. Orange Field,
Of Montpelier, forged the name Of the Colon
eito an order for clothing, on ). RI Robinson
The forgery being detected, Huntington was
srrai-ned for the ofense and committed to
jail, from which he was released GA bail
gwen BY L. I. Mallory n the lurch About
three weeks since it was aacertained that he
was in Greenfield, n. H., and o. requlsi-
tion from the Governor Of this State He was
arrested and returned to Vermont.
4 Wells River item says j. q French,
one Or the directors Of the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad, building a new house
On the Underwood lots, has purchased
large spring Of W. G. Buchanan, half mile
west, and i conducting it II an inch AMI
quarter pipe to his house Several families
are to be supplied from tile same spring.
MARKET.-The fire in Boston has proven
ted US from getting the usual Boston mar
ket, and cattle reports.
Wool and wo1lens have advanced decidedly
10 price on account OF the great destruction
Of these commodities in the Boston fire
Chicago has given 500. 900 to relieve any
sufferers by the recent terrible fire in Boston.
A game of Base Ball was played at Barre,
Saturday, Nov. 9th. between the Goddard
Base Ball Club and a picked nine from
Montpelier aud Mortified. which resulted
in favor Of the Goddard Club.
ROCHESTER. The citizens OF Rochester
we're enthusiastically jubilant upon the re-
ception Of the news Of the reelection Of
President Grant. Bells were rung loud and
long The hills and m ,untains echoed and
reverbrated at the sound of cannon. Streets
and houses we're grandly and beautifully il
Eliminated, and last but not least a grand
ratification meeting was held in the Town
Hall, where able and appropriate addr -sses
we're made by W. w. Williams, Rev. I.
s Hubbard, A A Cushman, c. a Web
Der, Esq, Rev F II. Roberts, and JOSIAH
Rodgers.
lNsURANCE.-Most of the Insurance Com
panies out Of Boston, announce that they
VII be able to pay all losses by the Boston