Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-07

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Rev y. " oates 81 Burlington, WI
preach at Trinity Church next Sabbath In
the evening the Sabbath school VIII have
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vas run against anu thrown d'"n Pr coast
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law 10 keen coasters Of the streets and side.
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s7d thc occupsnts srgae5 ID he. The horse
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800 GOOD ,,T H. deI,sion ho-.c-
me beautiful 7no" '-o'A'l UP ''e
railroads. and delayed tHe trans saturday
H'sHt. Inc niSHt express 1ha' le@Fe7
Montpelier apout ten Ih the evening arrived
= Nortnhcld az i've 1ac next morning, ana
'He train due from the south about three
clock Sunday morning All not appear TIL
after five that evening The trains were
all on time Monday. The storm extended
oa-t ard south, but the BurIingtonIans had to
poe up with about three inches Of sno" and
r. Adams with less
rbc AMY Stone Irolpc viii perform
n VILLAGE Hall this evening Contrary 10
c,no,ts,ions las, week. Mfr end Mrs E W
vsrs.,n ,r;lf c,,7no,e d mart 1T the companv
here. which will add largely 70 the attrac-
..,., y. .bez, rc sufficiently known in Mont
,.,f.c~ j., bar, be..,nse rsya-itcs of tho ulav
-,o-z The performance opens with new
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ws,,.fc,5 Fcrorr. were read from seven
r,.t..os +, .be county tI of which rcp5rtel
,hei- respective LODGES IN good c,nittioa
,y.f,-4eI5 T.,d,c b.,vin.. initiated fo-rv since
.h, las, ,,ui,n. which was heId &c tina. place.
De, 5th. 1871. An essay was read BY Mrs
.T,,rfa Brown of Waterbury. subject How
Pleasant Il +, l,r Brethren 10 Dwell Together
IN Unity The question, Bv what Means
can we best Promote the Temperance Cause
-,.,s lilly discussed by Rev. III z. WrIght II
No,tnoiicr Rev !. Copelsnd OF Waterbury
all lion az, W G~.n5cv II Ecrccnnos
a.to.a .c-tior- of interest were discussed.
making one &c the best meetings the union
FLA ever held About two hundred were
trc-crt Dinner and supper were iurDI>a 4
rv Waterbury, Lodge, and great credit rs due
+. tt,u 81 their untiriug efforts ~ provid-
ing taanufunv an that heart could wish
~ tfe evening public meeting was held,
1a.. an address. was delivered by Hon. Geo.
W ,,randcv IF Vcrgcunc-. 70 crowded
b .1=e Bv cordial imitation from Cabot
Lodge, it was voted TO hold the next meeting
e' Cabot. juno 5tb. 1872.
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- music will bc prominent features of
,he entertainment Tbc instrumental
nusir will hr furnished bv an orchestra