Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17


son, on The 10Th inst , and after full hear
ing, which occupied noarly the whole day
The court adjourned 10 the 10th inst. reserv-
ing decision until that time Henry Reed
was fined SO and costs, and Charles Rowell
8. John Rowell was released without fne.
Messrs. Heaton & Reed appeared in behalf Of
the State and MIR. Randall, and Mr.. Living
stone for the respondents. The right of all
meetings and assemblages to be protected
from violence or disturbance ought TO be
sufficiently understood to restrain the lswless.
without the repetition Of such legal lessons
But il cases where II is not, the remedy
should be applied.
HARD TO BEAr.-Amasa Scott u Craftz-
Try has pair of calves twenty months old
he net weight Of which is $500 pounds.
II has a's) new mich COW making one and
one half pounds OF butter per day, and the
butter is es nice as any made il June
1 PBguCs Co1swoLD.-u. y. Chandler
OF Hardwiek has grade Cotswold buck lamb
that weighed when six months old 40
pounds, and now at niue months. after rur
ning with 3 aock Of ninety ewes, weighs $50
pounds Who next?
STATE NORMAL Scaoot ~ EAsDo1rB.-The
winter term Of the State Normal School 1t
Randolph closed Frlday last, and the examiu-
alton and tue closing exercises showed the
term t0 have been 3 successful oae. One
hundred ana seven scholars have teen ia a.
tendance. The graduating class numbered
nineteen, ana not one failed 10 pass she *
animation, which vas conducted By Secretary
Frepch. The only member Of she Bosrd OF
E lucation present was President Buckham
Of Burlington, whcse lecture Thursday even
ing before tho alumni ssJcigtior delighted
all who heard It, Friday evening large
audience hlLe1 she Congregational Church TO
listen TO the oraejons and essays Of 5he gradl-
atss. Th5 exercises were lengthy but very
crafty 2. AZ she close tho class presented
q tIr. Conaut an elegant Office chair aud a
German student lamp, &c shoE their apprs-
cist.oa " che care and attention he has
given them. The following is . list OF the
ladies and gentlemen Of the graduating class
From the Second Course-Franklin f Ed
sjn. Randolph
From the First Ccurso-Penfeld fos-
Ter, West BriJgswater, Sheridan O. Gibbs,
Pitss6sld Charles &. Granger. Randolph
George Q. Howe. Randolph Willie L. Paine,
Randolph, Allen A. Priest. West Randolph
Edward y Spsfyrd. Greensboro Mary 2
Dana, no. Pomfres. Lucy j. Edsou, Brook
field Almens Farr. Bradford Ella Z.
Granger. West Barnet Hattie C. Hine.
Colchester H.t.ie L. Putnam. Pest Mills
Eva g. Taplln, Bradford. Carrie 2. Tucker.
Shelburne Jennie & washblrn, Randolph
Kirtis B. Weymouth, Randolph Maria YORK,
North Randolph.
MAsosIc.-Tbs De Wit Clinton Lodge &. /
a. NJ, Nortlfeld. adopted ths following
preamble and resolutions upon the death OF
of Bro. Frank Winch
" hen IN zinc fuIlnsss Of years sDd gro 6ing /
iufrmities one falls, wo seem 70 behold in !
such N event the execution OF natures laws;
when childhood in Us veal knees and inno-1
cence taIs before she destroyer. re feel that
a wise Providence, III the fultIlment OF its 4
designs, has but tTansplanted the flower ere /
the storms IF life have TOO rudely assaiicd il I
but when Gas with our deceased brOtherl one /.
Is taken iE uanhoOd's strength, IN the midst
IF growing usefulness, clustering hopes and I
fond affections. We moro fully realize that /
life has no strong tower, no fUrtlhcsS!on /
gaInst disease and death Such doubtless /
We tie reflections Of many whom the ties
II brotherhood and affection had drawn %
tire last services performed for Bro Winch, 4
who but shors time before we had seen
bearing the fsrest impress Of health, and
whose c0untenance was rradiated with smiles
yelokeniDg long life aud happiness. Bat
death, the great ieFeier ofau distinctions hes
come knocking at our outward por1als, and
horne Of 90 s. isirer, holier CLINE our young
and promising brother, leaving us to feel
that ac haze sustained no ordinary loss in
ME removal therefore,
Reyglred The: The members of De Witt
Clinton Lodge are sensibly affected BY she
departure Of one et she youngest members Of
,ur fraternity from our midst, whose fellow
ship has suddenly been broken early in life,
when ieast We expected such an occurrence - .
happen
X, sglce5. Tbzi we tender our sincere
thanks D. ST. John Lodge No. ?, Middle
Gown Conn. Tor :teir 4 g iness and sympa-
hv lgwarde yur deceased brother, Frank a
V inch, durlng his last sickness snOng them,
nj We feel By So DONG they have PlRc5 = ~
under d deb. 70 gratitude whi5h sbel never
Rssoirsa Iaas 8e express cur coincidence
g " Ehe afflicted family, and AJAX Gods rich
est blessing 10 rest upon them, and com ort
Chsir hearts 40 tins unexpected 3 'FsaVem6nI,
that has not only removed q dugiiul snd be-
loved syn from lhelr circle, bng dtyUscd
brother from DE WIZ Clinton L. ige.
Rss0Lc,Z, That the Secretary transmiJ .
copy o. the preamble and resolutions 10 81.
JUnn' Lodge. and also 10 she bereaved ienl-
30 ~ rr-a no
Secretary . book oi This Lodge.
By an oversight il h" making 10 last
weeks Tsper IN iitm Telas.7e 10 Senator
" IIson' addlezsiDg the New Hampshire
RcpubHcqn Convention wss placed il an
other column instead Of following the report
o. the proceedings, where 10 belonged
Grand Army Of the Republic.