Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

MAsONIC.-At the annual communica-
ton of Aurora Lodge. No. 81, f. & A.
NJ, held at their hall. in Montpelier.
Monday evening, November %, the fol- |
loving officers We're elected for the ensu-
ing year: w. NJ, j. w. F. Washbuln;
- w. W. .. Austin Paine; j. w, Isaac NJ |
wright; Secretary, Thos H. Cave: Treas,
henson Dewey: ). d., John G.. Cave: j. !
~, II. NJ. Sullivan: 5. s., O. Clarence
Wiley; j. s. A. +. Humphrey: Chap
ltln. Key. +. Brown; Marshal, Charles +. |
Collins; Tyler, James Lawton.
Levi I. Mallory, of East Montpelier. has
decided to accept the SUPPLEMENTARY of
a box factory in Middetown, Mass. Mr..
Mallory is Il genial, active business man,
and while we shall regret to lose him.
Mlddletown gains a valuable man
WAsIIINGTON COUNTY CorHr.--The
September term closed during the past
week. The following divorce, have been
granted
Mary NJ. True from Zibl X. True. intol-
cradle severity Harriet Dodge from
Eleazer Dodge, refusal to support Al
Patterson from Nellie f. Patterson: Al
bert H. Chase from Emma Chase; Mary
b. Hall from Marvin J. Hall: Mary c.
OGrady from Michael O'Gradv; Hhoda
Sllloway from Seth Silloway, desertion.
petition to resume her maiden name of
Locke; Marie Whitaker from Robert c.
Whitaker. intolerable severity. petitioner
to have the custody of the child; Julia A.
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refusal to support. and petitioner to have
the custody of the daughter, Lizzie
G \. R.-TiIe members of Post Brooks
should all be at their hall this evening
liver an address before them this WcdneS-
day evening. ut half past seven o'clock.
NoRrrIELD.-Ihc graded school closed
on Friday Of week before Lust. and the
following scholars appear on the roll of
honor ~ having no absences: In room
No. |. Mrs. Carrie Smith. teacher. Angie
Badger. Hattie ,Jo,lyn, Louisa IIoughton,
Helen Howe, Johannie Donalluc, Flor,
IIuntlev, Mary Jublr. Katie Paine, Olive
Dumas, Sadie Bruidnclle. Charlie Doland
Willie Griffin, Charlie Paine. and Bertic
Farnlam. There were eight others having
only one days absence. Room No. >
Mrs. l.. y. f. Kingsley, teacher. Emma
IIoughton, Minnie Clark, Libbie Whit
, marsh. Mary Uarwood, Della Thrcsher
Charlie Whitmarsh. Jimmie Richardson,
Lester Clark In room No. 3, Miss Sarah
. NJ. Thompson. teacher. Harlan Miller
Fred Mctcalf. Eo Kent. Dannc King ~bury
Charlie Chase. Johnnie Clark, Hrrber
Clark BERTHE Richardson. Frank Lourer
Wilbur Howe. Laura Whitmarsh. Ill;
Croft. Ida Churchill. Mamie Allen. Nal
word Howe, Hattie Sylvester, and Heller
McLearn were absent only one halliday
each. The whole number Of scholars il
this room was slxty-two: avenage attend
. ance, fifty and instances Of tardine>>. four
Miss BERTHE Brooks closed her fly
: months term of school in Berlin, in tn
y district composed of parts of Mortified
n Moretown and Berlin, on the 18th of Oct
n and the following names appear on tn
: roll of honor, rs having neither ab-ci
L nor tardv marks after the vacation. whic
!. was at the middle of the term: -\u>ti
: Ryan. Maggie Cotfev, Mary Cot1'-y, Lilzi
e Coff'rv Ellen Co:f Y. .Julil Cptlay, Fannie
Ryan. Nellie Stanley. Juli.. Cl>hcn, & mi
n Sleeper, Kate Mullalley, Ellen MuIIalley
: Minnie Concoran. JOSH. Conway. Ellie
t. Gillgan Robert Cr>hcn. Thomas CASHIER
le James Ryan. Florence McCarty, Charlie
N McCartv, Daniel Corcoran. Denny Corco
= I'm. Timothy Holland and John Shanlr,
u WOMAN BEATEE.-Th-re lives on t!
II road from West Randolph to Rand'lp
II Center Il man named Slack. whose chtra
III ter bellies hi, NAME for h. is Il wcll-to-d
y flrmer AMI Ia, Il gopd place which /
keeps up in COOL >hrpr AMI is thrifty p'
lc cunarily. This parsonage moved to Elr
ht d,lph from Northti"lI, and has had ii
t. reputation since h. cum there of b in
of that most de-pictblr of mon, 4 wife bcatc
al At any rate he regulates hi ftmilv mon
is after the low John Bull ft~hion than II
N that obt lin, largely in Amerit:t >pn
40 time aro there was considerable talk
complaining Of him, bit nothing came
" il a> it seemed - too bal II some Of Il
nj people to pitch into a man of hi~ app1rc
III Standing. Last "Wednesday, however.
"a was brought before Justice McWain
ed West Randolph. charged with unmrr
In fully beating his daughter, who i abo
\ seventeen wears old He was tincl fife
mr. dollars, and appealed. Mr.. Slack oug
:, to learn that the horse whip AMI fit :,
W not proper disciplinary instruments. Il
'c will doubtl,.s, do - before he Gets throu
~. this world. This man Slack ! evident
re no better in character than The, one X,
he Mr.. Morgan. of North5icld. dressed dp'
Ie' for letting his sister die in the poor hon
- at Mortified l. when he hal ample me-
nr to slppprt her. an she hll '-sel h
not TO let hor - upon the toWn.
RrEN.-Thcre was quite IN after
'ur ance at Union Church Thursday cvenir
II to hear Mrs Kent Mason. but she did
y -, come AMI they did very well with no
p- talent. Mr. f. w. Slayton presided 4
lat the following persons spoke: Rev, }.
"a "a Burrin, j. II. Sentcr, d. c. Gccr. A.
,va Bucklin, F.. w. Slayton. f. J. La ID
ac Mrs. j. NJ. HANKS. Mrs. OTIS BucM
ons Asahel Blake, and :. {, Tucker. SO M
I'VE home talent for temperance speeches '
lch = ,.nt,.l ,,,,ri,,c,
its ueHo'op'" ''i''
to organize for the purpose Of continu
set the meetings, AMI f. W. Slayton '
h;tr elected President, Mrs. OTIS Buckln, '
ecPi, President, s. II. Senter, Secretary. y
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