Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-26

where; and We look to see samong other
things next summer connections made with
the Central trains from the west which will
draw much Of the pleasure travel to the
White Mountains.
Several divorce cases have been heard
during the past week aud bills have been
granted in Royce as. Royce Hill Is. Hill;
P0snett as. Posnett Ainsworth Us. Aims
worth; Butterfield as. Butterfeld.; Jack Us.
Jack; Walker cs Walker, and Robbins as
Robbins.
! Several days have been occupied in hearing
testimony in the Mead case relating to the
matter of alimony, and the evidence is not
yet all in.
Snow AND BLow-Usually at this season
you hear folks muttering that dread winter
comes apace There has been no complaint
of that kind for the last two weeks for the
coming was past and the guest arrived. 1t
is no use to tell on what days it has stormed
and equally impossible to recollect any on
which it hasn't. By persistent effort the
weather clerk has given us full two feet of
snow, and to- day has invited the winds of
morning and several of his friends to take a
turn and they have accepted the invitation.
We saw one of these thin-skinned, summer
dressed dogs out this morning on business,
for it could not have been pleasure. One leg
was frozen but what really interfered with
his rapid locomotion was lis tail, which had
r evidently CONCEALED after dependency had
seized the owner, and operated like one OF
the hooks that Transfers have back of their
sled runners.
(. The wedding of Mr.. Carroll P. Pitkin and
d Miss Ella l.. Dewey. second daughter Of
IS Hon. Charles Dewey, in Christ Church
d Wednesday evening last was very pleasant
10 affair Dr. Hull oficiated. The groomsmar
r and bridesmaid were G. II. Pitkin, Esq. anC
Miss Jennie Dewey. The ceremony was fol
IN lowed by a reception at the residence of Mr.
Re Dewey, during which the band paid Mr.
al Pitkin and wife the compliment of a serenade
" MoNrPEIIER SEMINARY As we went tt
=
~ fall term were in progress. The severe snoV
storm Tuesday hindered the usual large at
~ tendance Of off ;ial visitors and other friends
W But several were present from different part
Is Of the State, and the examinations gave IN
IL usual satisfaction. We referred last week t
ISL the excellent and popular lecture of Rev. MI
L" Graham Tuesday evening
y The Rhetorical exercises Wednesday ever
ny lnc were we'll sustained. Articles were pre-
~ scented by six ladies' AMI six gentlemen; an
" excellent and appropriate music added yer
80 much to the interest of the occasion. TIL
oA chapel was filled with an appreciative aud
ence.
''- The essays and addresses were all good
p most of them superior. We could but regr'
''" that the good effect of some otherwise vel
CT excellent productions was at all marred
CO defective articulation.
'uF Prof. Coke and his large and efficient corr
d. of popular teachers have abundant reason fl
) sclf-gratulation in view of the successes
'eu the term and we earnestly wish that tt
Use ample halls Of the Seminary were crowde
ny by eager seekers after knowledge. This i
icy unouestionably, one of the best schools
ur country. and should receive still more gel
an erous patronage. The winter term oper
q Dec, Sd.
80, The BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK.-It is
fact-and we doubt if it has had a parall
; d In the country-that the deposits of Il
est Burlington Savings Bank have suffered n
ep- reduction through all the panic time, tn
HE far. of but n,ne thousand dollars; and
that the larger portion was withdrawn n
her from fright or dstrust but because the d
BOX postors could use their money 10 better a
,ly. vantage. OF course, there were some ca
70 for their funds by timid depositors, durll
;, the height of the panic, but the dlscoVe
ieu that it was always ready for them at ca
uld aided bv the cool explanations and SOU
ked advice which Treasurer Ward was able a.
49,. willing to give, commonly resulted in the
leaving their money in the bank, with
he ded faith in its perfect security. The
ked ,ould be no stronger proof of confidence IL
ted bank than such record, in such tim
~ and what is more, it is fully deserved.-Fi
Press.
wa The facts above stated are certainly cred
i'er able and speak volumes in praise of t
It Burlington Savings Bank and its mana;
ment. But We can give our Burllngt
neighbors three better, and then beat th'
LIS at their own showing. The Montpel
$ of Sor;ros Rank Hon Whitman G. Ferr
had Treasurer. has at no time during the pal
sto suffered a reduction of sir thousand doll
the from the highest point ever reached by
inch Bank. And the which we rise to maint
Col. is due ID the implicit confidence of the p
and ME in the Bank and it's management.
=, ORANGE County, CoURT.-The Decent
Term of Orange County Court will CONNER
49, at Chelsea, Tuesday December 10th. til
w AsaheI Peck will be the presiding jud
o;0a a sisted by Hon. A. E. Kinney and Il
w. Ii. Nichols, Hon. L. q. Hinckley
Ill., c,erk, and s. B. Hebard, Esq, Dep
.,.-o Clerk. Sheriff j. @. A. Bass and two
c., three of his board Of deputies will
=, :: present to look after the jurors and bring
H. refractory criminals and unwilling witness
=. There are 1913 cases on the regular co
Ouse, NooNoV' "NN IN -,
to.' in which States Attorney Gambell will
body eApo0'00 W $50 t-,a;a.oa o1,;a,
enter 'i0u000 IT. CL
tting W s''i'J I'N. % .ooaa T. 70 no. oxno,
WI that the session will be as prolonged as
one Washington County Court is now e
49, t1s through with, and it is hoped Judge I
louise may ''''' ~ C,,..,~oo .ho ,,arn;nc Of
, the ~" "