Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-29

s.to indicate the last resting places of Cardiff
giants. The respectful traveller turns aside
from these sepulchral parallclograms, not
I-eamins that they indicate enterprise in
..rd Of decay, and several antiquarians IN
mug hats, patent leather boots, Shakespeare
..gsrs and fancy neck ties have applied to
--s village bailifs for permission to examine
these mysterious mounds, for relics. The
ra..te officials assure the " antiquarians =
trst ftey are more ancient than anything
,e7 can disentomb, by re-opening soil so
recently SUBSIDIZED by the gas company, and
science moves on into the next street.
Ne shall have smooth ways once more, when
liz Berlin source Of light can reach all its
rgtpost~ through its accustomed channels.
The Vermont Homeopathic Medical So
cictv will hold its 221 annual meeting at
the State House, Montpelier on Thursday,
June 18th. A preliminary meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening, June 18th.
Oh. F. v. Randall. Of Montpelier, delivers
the address at Waitsfeli. tomorrow, Deco
ration Day.
cratic State Convention Will be held at Mont
7eIer on Wednesday, June 18th, at IL
o'clock A. IT,, to appoint delegates and alter
Mates to the Baltimore Convention. The
Convention viii be composed Of one delegate
from each town and one for each fifty votes,
tie larger fraction thereof, for the Demo
cratic candidate for governor at the last
election.
BAa-Jc1 CCTLER are now receiving a
supply Ut choice plants and roses, embracing
every desirable variety, which they are
furnishing to their customers at most reason
able prices. We cannot enumerate their ex-
t.n-.ve eaclI0gge, but it would be difficult
y eau fir anything in the plant or towering
kingdom .il- they cannot furnish. Exam
.us their stock and you will take something
home with you, and then come back with
vteel5lrrlw for more.
They are also well stocked with carbolate
.t.me. d sure annihilator of the currant
worm. if properly applied. Try it and save
your carrants and gooseberries.- 1t is also
said 70 be good thing to prevent striped
bugs from l5afn- around vines
ClENG ENTERTAINMENT.-We are IN
formed that Howe's Great London Circus
ana sanger's British N1enagerie of Trained
Wild Beasts, viii shortly exhibit in Mont
Ie.icr, and through this section of Vermont
Tie New York press announce that the
most extensive and gorgeous preparations
and outfits have been made to this combina-
ton, and they have been most favorably
received thus far by the people where they
have exhibited.
When it is fully decided 81 by authority "
when the next annual meeting of the Editors
and Publishers Association is to be held,
We viii give the notice. We believe the
papers arc now generally agreed as to the
month, but are about equally divided on the
second Tuesday and Thursday in July.
Tie Central Association Of Univcrsalists
ID, Vermont, viii meet in Calais, (old meet
ing house,) Wednesday, June 9TH and con
tnue the following Thursday.
NJ F. Smiley and VIM Colby Of Water
bury have received patent on a clothes
vrnger.
Y. KonsaIik, Matchmaker, has removed
from Huntingtcns to front window in
Scott 4 Co. IS store, FREEMAN building, head
Of State Street.
Tomorrow is to be generally observed as
Decoration Day in this State. Dr.. D. P,
Bradford devsrs the address at Mortified.
and II. H. Powers will be one of the speak
ers at Cambridge
Lieut. Commander George Dewey of this
place has been promoted to the rank Of Com
mander in the Navy, which is serving
brave and efficient officer just right His
many friends in Montpelier ard elsewhere
will Cordially congratulate him
LARGE EaG-Mrs. Joel Martin sent us a |
few days since hens egg that astonishes
us when we supposed we were not to be
surprised at any thing in the egg line This
one was nearly nine inches around it the
largest way, and made a comfortable break
ii-, for a hungry editor. We should be
pleased 70 purchase such sized eggs at twenty
i've cents per dozen.
Nus Paw. -Msssrs Burrows & Peck Of !
Ala.Ie.iar are doing something to relieve
i-etl,tcri,es of dairy labor in mauuiactur- |
1s mik-pan which must soon come into /
genera. use, both on account Of its superior
" as cream raiser, as we'll as it's econom- |
.. Aad labor saving qualities 1t is equally |
a'5l1d a. the Jcwett pan, and much less |
expensive. \ pan with a capacity sufficient |
hT twenty cows costs about thirteen dollars, |
anu four Of these would take the place Of at |
least four hundred of the ordinary size, |
winch would cost about four dollars per
dozen One Of our best Washington County
"'Fymln who Is trying these large pans |
'l'' season, is greatly delighted with the .
experiment He is satisfied that he gets
more cream than in the old WY, and it is
not one quarter the work to take it off the
mix and keep the pan in order The size
y twenty-cow pan would need to be about
ieet by ID, and inches deep. They
are made any size required and of quality |
o. tin that will outlast from four to six sets |
made from the stock used in the manufacture
OF the smaller pans.
NoRTHFIELD ITENs.-L. II. Guimond o |
richmond, Vt, has taken the blrber's shop |
q central Block, and by his pleasing man |
friends. IL '"y
w. + Cushmsn Of Randolph. VI has
t4Aen store recently fitted up. lust south
o. the Mortified House. and onened . g.