Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-04

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We desire To make the FREEMAN particularly
,..-...,,. t,r t. news from ali parts Of Vermont
.l.o.r rIcud- in different parts of the state
,.-,..i.I> 80 Washington, Orange and Lamoillc
,..l,-. nril counter a great favor upon and our
,. t.- los ~ rl,n- ~ loo Il intelligence Give us
.-.l S.. VIII arrange them 70, the paper.
There j. a bill in the House providing
rsr an appropriation for an addition to the
..,t,l I, better accommodate e State
Library. ~catr Cabinet, &c. We under
-.uI there j. to be Il bill introduced to
ID. providing for the removal of the State
..11 T. to W hat point we are not informed.
TII RAILROAD CuNTE>r.-Thurs,iav
evening tn rr VI, hearing on Mr.. Walls
..I i...orpUratinr tine first mortgage bond
...I. ..of the Vermont Central. There is
... b.. .a,.ilrr hearing on the evening of
.. l.h Francis \ Brooks. cX-,rc>dpnt
. IA N,sm,nt X Cml,ll nd James ".
Gerard. Of y W York, We're among tho>..
..l, appeared asking that the bill pass
NJ. t,ri:,rd j. Il ION of the celebrated law
tr.ul. In i name, who once said when ask
e.. for Ii secret Of his success before u
..->. ;hu he - u fore jury always relied
,n Truvidcncr and spontaneous ,ombus-
f.l." Mr.. FiticId >>-qur>tioncd Mr.
Brooks very sharply, and led him around
ra- ri,- nj Il lively pace.
II NIE>N,E MEErING.-There WAS a
Tail IYu-, ut Village Hall Sunday evening
II \. Ile~r presided Prayer WAS offered
70. Mir. Iu,l and Mr.. bradshaw, Mr.. Heath
4t Cr. Hopkins spoke
Hr\lW Al.-Ouc of the livelic>t runa-
tat- often seen tool, place on State Street,
rs .v attclmoun \ two-horse team
Ms f.. linz. with brille> off near the Cen
...I fl. .eh. depot. The horses took fright
aHl -.Ir.cl for State street. aiming towards
tI Tiirl Il house. They struck Il tree
srll..l reached the sidewalk and left the
.:..i wheels 81 the wagon there. Mrs
U.ttt. w.,h her child in is carriage, had
.4s, PISSED the point where they struck
ul vt> fortunate indeed in not htving
u.u tlr-r. q few momrn later. The team
t...> The sidewalks leaving the forward
sl.l~ q. ano. her tree opposite Mr.. Vail :.
Farming to the left between the Court
II Ills and Pos office, they soon gave "
:. pcoti.l"-~ running and We're caught
III. tcun bel M Il, we believe, t. Mr..
NN.orl Of Worcester, and it was a care
...~~ piece. OF bi-ine-, to leave them in the
.Ii,.tl.I were in when they STUFFED. |,
- is M - frtun1te that no one was niur-
Il
W. II. EEAl.-Thcrt was quite E.;
lure. .,l,l-,.ue,. assembled in Villag. Hal
WEDNESDAY evening to her Mr. Murray
ttlt ON "Poycr,v. HE lecture WIS o
ct;l~r Il good one. some correspondent
writes from Montpelier describing the ap
p@uan.r of thr reverend gentleman il
r.unor ilpp ant language. but every minis
t.I who departs from the white chokrl
arrangements mast expect to take what h
.e.t~. in the way of criticism. The only
strange par, of it i thlt the unorthodo>
III ~ ''''''-'
heaven in
resignation of Mr. Murray and the actio
Of the church in accepting it, and pro
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>rdI. TIN. Boston GloJt SAYS: No,
lii friends AMI .,lnircr- will und,uL.edl
r.,-h forward the new Murray chure
scheme. Il may b. for while. we hcaI
r,.h.ui,l rrr,rl in the Music Hi, h.
.... I.,.,, ! Of = Murray T,b.rnarl
Wfr..u IN, r,rpnfrj,jti,-. or p.rulj,rjtic
Mr. \Iurray ia >tr,nran.i Jealous prcacl
,r. # h,II AMI honest thinker. and /
Should moi nc allowed TO 90 out frol
r.s.,n
lH' OH Il f-i'0 l'l-' Mon el'll"nl "
"''I@ Will NOT l"' 2'' '''' Reunions Vi Il
marry III N'i'l".''F' 'lliS @>eh''7' III
' we '''li'' ''' oi''''''~ ''ii i'''i >'','H
81 number of rood fellow, and goo
tl5hDr-. " 10 we've il the army. are in Il
LEGISLATURE, vi living in Montpelier the
cannot fail To- BE-, GOOD time. The OF
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