Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-06-17

the evening, Prof. Sanborn of Dartmouth
college addressed the "social fraternity :" +
of the academy. 1
GODDARD SEMINARY.-This excellent 8
school, at Barre, graduates class of six
teen this year-twelve gentlemen and four
ladies. The anniversary exercises begin
on Sunday the 2sth, on which day Rev. J.
Edward Wright of Montpelier will give
sermon. Examinations come on Monday
and Tuesday, and junior exhibition on
Monday evening, while the alumni meet
on Tuesday afternoon. The students grad
uate on Wednesday, July 1, when the an
nual address will be delivered by Rev. A.
| S. Garfield of Chelsea, Mass, and poem |
| by Rev E. j. Chatfee of Chester
| RANDoLPH.-The village of Randolph |
is high and healthy, its air pure and invig- |
Grating; and an almost constant breeze
during the hot summer days is delightful
contrast to the sweltering heat in the val
leys around. Its main street is broad and
shady The Green Mountain range is in
view, from Cancels Hump far to the
southwark of Killington and Pico, while
the summit of Ascutney just looms up
over Pomfret hills
Last season the application for summer
board exceeded the accommodations. The
Randolph House was literally filled to
OVERLOOKING For the present season,
Landlord Davis is contemplating many
1 improvements in the building, and will
undoubtedly have all the guests he can
accommodate.
The Methodist Society are well pleased
with their new minister, Rev. C. P. Tap
lin, who is a good speaker, an attractive
man, and evidently worker.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Colwell are
spending the summer in Canada West,
l whittier he will follow them in August
for his summer vacation.
Rev Mr. Chaplin, who is skillful angler
J as we'll as an eloquent preacher, DIR.
Noyes, who really needs a little recreation
after his recent hard campaign against
, fevers, munps and cankerrash, and IL.
good hole for trout on the mountain
streams between Rochester and Waitsfield,
4 propose to sport the lod and line few
o DAYS next week, and if their usual good
+ luck attends them they will come home
loaded with speckled beauties.
The State Normal School will close Il
prosperous year next week. The number
of scholars has been larger than ever be-
fore, and the present graduating class OF
thirty five members is up to any previous
. one in ability and good looks. Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday are devoted tc
examinations. Prof. Coke of Montpelier
delivers the address before the Alumni
:, Association Thursday evening, and Friday
evening, after a three days ordeal, the
graduates, jubilant with success, stan(
~ forth to deliver the eloquent Grafton Of
~ read the profound essay before crowd o
no admiring friends and relatives, and to re
, ceive from Secretary French the reward
;, for their labors.
. There will also be class reunions, and
-. occasion the Central Vermont has kindly
nd furnished free return checks to all VIII
IS may come by rail.
80 The Republican Convention for Frank
; a lin County has been called at Sheldon
X July /.
'u' ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKEr, June II
ed The market was firm. Prices; commo
NJ to fair, 20 to 23c; medium to good, % I
AS zoe; choice, p to 28c; selections, soc.
Gov Moses of South Carolina still hole
81 the trump card rs against the attempt
- bring him to justice for his pickings an
III stealings His trial for grand larcen,
nat which was set down for the Doth ult,
me Orangeburg, did not take place in cons
"a quence of the absence of accused. The soil
tor for the state asked a warrant of arreS
but the court refused. The counsel f
49, Moses then moved to strike the case fro
-! the docket on the ground that the COVE
m nor cannot be indicted and tried for Al
~. claim before impeachment. The court I
served decision on the point, and pos
poned the case until the next term, whit
the is in October.
ont 4 plan for monument to Charles Sun
of ner in either bronze or marble, to &C
ich $50 900, has been presented by an emine
artist to the executive committee of t
ny Sumner national monument associate
itn The monument is to consist of one lar
ues central statue of the late senator, and 70
ION life-siZe statues, representing respective
- Freedom, War, Peace and Debate
! 70 The directors of the Central Verne
r. r. have decided to build a new passt
M ger depot at Ogdensburgh. 1t is to
and built of brick, with slate roof and W
apt. be % by so feet with side platforms,
NO. roof projecting over them.
and The Protestant Episcopal Convention
ent. the diocese of Maryland refused, after
tha earnest discussion, 119 against -, to p
WV nit the Church of the Holy Commun
lahd TO organize on account of its ritual.
tees, character.
ntry As the winner in last years college
gatta, Yale is first entitled to descript
,o,,, of what she is doing for the contest at
,'''' atoga. 1t is clearly evident that
ie''s- fruits of victory have been carefully Q
&c to nered and the New-Haven boys may
ever expected to make as hard struggl,
limo keep and add to their laurels as they
to win them. The crew are described
II strong-limbed lot of young giants, C;
eting the strain Of tbe new method Of row
ay of which calls more than the old for siren
h. in lin and calf, and less comparativ
for biceps and pectoral muscles. The
nday ture which will, however, strike the 9
The eral reader as most noteworthy is that
..oI entire crew, selected from hundreds
'"'e gu youths of the utmost variety as to e.
Ferlil history, are every one Of them farm
peak brought up to hard labor on the soil
fact is worth an ocean of theory in prov
still life for evolving the highest types OF p
Mt of ical oeNeiopiiieh''- 1Ne'0 1o|" 1''o"''c
r. u IT G. Henderson, westminster of n