Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

The pressure upon our columns this
week and the demands upon our time the
,.,-. few DAYS, coMpels us to omit several
...,n. of local and general news which we
lad hoped to print in this issue OF the
IUIINAN.
rlr WEATHER has been beautiful the
,,,t few weeks. Frosts have delayed their
,,ininr until corn and other crops are
mostly maturcd. The almost threatened
.J,., SMELL " has been broken by the gen
III. lint sufficient showers of last week ana
thn weather is now fair and pleasant AGAIN
Dfcn,,r-c it is the season for cool nights
and mornings, but we have had no severe
FROST, in This immediate section: elsewhere
we. hear of lirht frost., and the farmers
should prepare for winter at once
Nr. WIILAI;D'o ADDRESS. read at the
Mortified, Fair i, given entire on our first
parc. 1t Will repay n careful perusal' ana
.h.llld be read by every citizen.
NEW pEr,,.-The Httcll1ua1 appears
in Il drc~, of new type, much improving
il Typographical appearance.
Ir,J,lAr1yE.-Ih Dtiiy J0lrHdl will
L.. published, ~ usual this session of
,bc LEGISLATURE, by the MeSsrs. Poland.
Il j. necessary appendage to leglslatlon
and should b,. we'll patronized. Its re-
sorts Will be official and reliable, its news
..furlctr. and its editorial utterances sage
and Iearncl-for the Lord will be with II
anil bless it.
\ EEp-IIor DAIIN.-Neighbor Atkins
propo>,., to issue Il DtiIy -1rgus dhd Idrl
d. Lurin,r the coming session of the assem-
lied wisdom of the state. and promises Il
,a,kr it .red-hot with democratic than
der and lightning. Mr.. Atkins has all thu
elements and facilities necessary to maxi
amn,!l sensational Democratic Daily, an'
We doubt not he will put his best foot for
ward in this new enterprise We sh'l
look for lot, of fun and some things tina
viii not be 50 funny-to evcrybody-t
relieve, the monotony and samencss OF a
average legislative session.
The term, of the DbUly -1rgtS will b
s. - by carriers; $l.25 by mail: or tie
copies for $40.
GI:ANGE Picnic AT WORCESTERSHIRE
u,~cx Worcester and Calais Oranges bel
their first annual picnic on the 10Th inst
-. the, Grove near Worcester village. Ih
ll th. Wolcott Brass Band, and an az
.r.~~ bv Col j. B. Mead. Master of RAJ
j ,lrl Grange, in which he urged upon 4
t....u,r,.~~itv of living within their means
,h,' 3; dollar saved was better than it W;
80 have t. earn one. And farther,
Slowed mp the granger views on tempe
..e... bv referring to the immense amour
IT a.ruev that was paid out in the Unite
N.t'.- fer intoxicating liquors and the u
=. t.,.v and usrlc~Snc>s of the same. |
a-.j.r.d a, length the ruiuous pecunia1
.a .t'uu Of those who INDUCED in Il
A.',1d rs, Of intoxicants, holding b
H..,t..,. fir about an hour in the close
o,tttia.
y tA' yo~,. of the address, James
..',. is ... Of Harvest Grange, who IN
"'."ia- NJ -,-I. If Ceremonies, announc
!'.+~~ II au hour for dinner, which W
-.'A 'p 1u, attended to, us only t
'.-.fnt daughters of our green hills a
I.''-'n' valleys can do that thing.
Arrt Iinnorthe a>semblage was call
'''H"r b} IL. \. Hancock. Esq, of w,
'-.'t -r:myr and sentiments were
'.r' and responded to, by Rev. IIor;l
iI-Ii.n. H"N.Mr. Schofitld. Marcus Gou
L-I Mr.. Daley, j. f. IIollister and c
d"Hn l.. Mead of R;tndolph
iAI- passed one of the most enjovaI
I~.on~ that i often To he found wht
'H' farmer and the farmers wife. tn
'H.~ ami daughters. meet to hold soc
Intercourse. In this, their first pull
A"' .n@, tlpy showed 10 the outsiders Il
'I'.N iItl It true fratcrnal feeling tow;
" mlhnd. We hope such gatheril
may III r'-.t-- and continue to prosp
amt may those who met here live to en-
III sc festivals for many wear, to come.