Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-16

AA H 81 r s,GrcfTf1tsry HESi;Y K FIELD Aador
1 iTnv EoE Wr: JpnSs reeE j. F. Miler MA {
Mary l. Nut "'''' MIS- ''ei roster 'r' Miss
Alter the election of the above officers
the meeting I'D ourncd till Wednesday
evening. December 16, 1874, at which,
time 1t Is earnestly hoped there will be a
full attendance of the members of the
Association
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-The Montpelier
independent Dramatic Club gave last eve
ming. at Village Hall, the drama of Uncle
Toms Cabin, and repeat the slme this.
Wednesday,, evening. Those who 90 this
evening will please take notice that the
performance begins ut I o'clock precisely.
IN order to give parties coming from the
south 10y rail. time to return on the Q 80
evening train
The Club had :: full house last evening.
and no doubt Village Hall will be crowded
tonight, for the performance was thor
oughy successful. The play is put on the
stage under the competent management
of Dan Worcester, who takes the part of
lncle Tom himself. Mr.. Worcesters con-
ncctlon with the piece makes the stage
management all right, and gives surety
that the tableauN will be of the first
order.
We cannot go into Il heightened account
OF the manner in which each Of the per-
formers acted, and can mention only a few
OF them, The parts taken by Mes>rs.
Amel, Wheatley and \. H. Brown, were
well carried out, and Phincas Fletcher. the
Quaker. had 4 good Representatives VIII.
Clark, otherwise known us Benny" or
"1ours, truly took the part Of Gumption
Cute. Marks, the lawyer. was represent
ed by one who rejoices in the name of
Matthew Hale; :, good name for 4 legal
actor. John G. Cave had to do I.agrcc,
and made Il first class Villain
Miss Eta Richardson made Il very good
Eva and the acting of Mrs. A. 7. Wiley,
rs Classy. was excellent TopSy was I'M
manageable as ever, and Aunt Ophelia
was success. Nobody but Yankee wo-
man can play Ophelia. The other parts
were well sustained, and the whole play
, was much better than the acting which is
generally seen in towns Of this size, from
professionals
One thing we wish to say, that was
called to mind by seeing about fifty per-
sons in the audience jump up with the ev-
ilent intention of making for the door,
when Il small piece of cloth caught fire
buck of the curtain. 1t is 1his-thlt in
Village Hall. supposing all the scenery
took fire and they got up a big Il contla-
grafton as possible on the stage Il LARGE
audience would have plenty Of time t" 90
ont quietly in tn" regular way, before the
fire could possibly do them any harm
whereas, in Il rush. somebody wouhl sure
" get hurt. \ little common sense is al
that is needed in case Of any possible acct
dent in our Hall.
! \ RARE CHANCE.-Plrties desiring
:. rooms and large OF small power for man
J. ufacturing purposes Of any description
:, near Montpelier village will find the build
>, lnES and water power OF the ne" Pioneer
n Mahnf tctuFlng company Just what Wi
4 >"lt them Inc company have erected
: one OF 'lc BEST dams IN the state, an" then
# water power is large, safe and reliable 4
- all seasons. Their buildings and machin
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will be those who make the earliest appli
< c.ltions. George W. Scott, Esq, Prcsiden
of the Company or Eben Scribncr. Esq
, its General Superintendent, will be happ
: or and mr.. in READINGS, ut aIl times +
show everybody what u GOOD thine tn
- Pioneer Manufacturing Company has III
der its mlnaoemcnt.
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