Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

fl-ufGlits. that the most parSlnonl GUS man can
afford, even II these hard times, to have his print
m- and Binding done at the FREEMAN steam
Printing House and b ndery, Montpelier, Vt.
TnE TEMPERANCE MEETING, Sunday eve
ming, was presided over by MIR. Asa Blanch-
ard. The hall was again filled with an in
!crested AUDIENCE Col. a. NJ. Dickey of
ST. Johusbury, addressed the meeting briefly.
The remainder of the time was occupied by
Hon Bliss n Davis of Danville, whose bold
and eff .ctiye remarks were particularly ac
eep,able to temperance people. The speaker
WAS frequently and enthusiastic lily applaud
ed, and he succeeded admirably in bringing
his audience into hearty sympathy with him.
SAD AcclDGNT.-On Tuesday last Mr.. NJ.
W. G uld, employed on LangdoD'S new
block, Tell from the upper ptrt OF the build
ins to the ground, distance of some twenty
feet. lie was taken up in an insenslb e
state aud carr ed into Rcd6eld's Drug Store,
where, under the judicious management OF
Drs NJ .comber and Woodward, he WAS par
italy brought TO and revived sufficiently to
he carried to his residence on Berlin Street.
He struck partly on bis head, and the shock
to ms system WAS 50 great, that, up to last
evening although recognizing those around
him. he was unconscious that he had been
injured and had apparently little pain or
realization of bis situation MIR. q uld is a
skIlliul and industrious workman, and most
worthy cIt.z-n. L. is to be hoped his in
iuries are not of a character to preclude his
permanent and SPEEDY recovery.
The VI iNTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RAIL
ROAD is being pushed ahead with cjmmenda-
bic energy. Munger French, who is work
ing for the success of this project as never
man worked before, informs that thrOu Oh
passenger and freight trains will be run over
the entire length of the road IN three weeks
from last VI "a lay. Tne trains on this end
run regularly to P.ainfed, making good
time. and We believe are paying expenses
Few persons have any conception Of the labor
aud fl lanciering Mr. French and his brother
Director. nave bestowed upon this road thus
far. ana tn, people ought TO know and honor
them fJr those things. The friends of the
road ought 20 d. more than simply feel graf
lid IN their hearts to these men. Tney
ought 70 assist and encourage Mr.. French by
all TIE substantial and material aid in their
u5eer He deserves well Of his fellow ctl-
z5us.
A NECESSARY REGULATIoN.-lns Of
repeated absences of pupils in the Unlor
Seao5 without apparent good reasons, hav
ns b-cn brought to the notice of tie Pruden
tai Committee, an order was adopted at it;
lsc meeting dIectlng the suspension for th'
rcu4aIsro OF the school yelr-unless relnstat
e. br tue Committed any pupil absen
Gar "a more days in month loithou salts
tqr,3rg erplqna l0a and whose record for tbs
sucselln. month does not show marked
improvement.
Tie welfare Of the school as whole an(
the 15rcss Of those scholars who are regu
lar il their Attendance seemed to dem IN
that ehi;ien5 measures be adopted to suppress
t-uaat.sm on the part of those nominall
Connected with the school but really obtain
il. but little benefit from it,
BraCLARY.-Monday night, near twelv
O'Clock. the clothing store of Vim. E. Adam
received the attention of some unlimited Wis
it3rs. Frank Adams, who sleeps 10 th
store, W IS awakened by the raising OF one
the back windows. Arising and going to ths
part OF the store the window was still fartht
rais-d, whea the burglars, hearing him "a
upon tac window, suddenly decamped. The
had Obtained dry goods box by means
which t. raise themselves up to the window
but as events proved, hal their trouble f'
their pains.
IHa New ROAD to Barre, on the Berl
side oI the river, is somewhat out OF sorts,
as printers would say, and sIdly needs ren
| 7atlng. Berlin people say it is not credI
able t, MIntpsiler ani Barre that tn
Should nave built for zen a road no bett
Ei11 THIS one; while 5he retort is that Be
1 10 usemsi it god enough to accept 1t, a
Il t--y ,u,It now forever to hold their pea
4 a1l make their road ali they desire to have
4 B1AaD Il E9UcAr oN.-At the annual noe
i in5 here yesterday President Buckham, Pr
Weber, Col. Benton, Col. Farnham a
i ten Gsandey we're present. Secretary Frer
Was also here Tue board reelected
FRENCH S-cretsry for the coming year, a
Wei tlaJ the Teachers Institutes sho
Hereafter be held during three days only
Se1J Of five days as heretofore
IHE SABBATH SCHOOL Concert in Beth
O4urch last Sunday evening was held un
Tue direction of a. l.. Carlton, Esq, '
proved himself fully equal to the oceas
All It's requirements. 1t was new role
olf Trend Carlton, but he showed himse
worker in that field that needeth not tn
ashamed The Concert was pleasant
Successful.