Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
.,>,,-..IvIHG.-To morrow is the fes-

r.,,<h-,IvIN,;.-Tomo morrow is the fes-
.rNrw England. The rotund turkey
,..4Ir simultaneously slain. and we
-..ir.l for not only the homes where
Ivcl~. but by the kind forethought
,x.II-to-lo. given to such rs have
wish thln means to obtain him.
,,...-.I ourht to reckon up oftener than
.., wear the manifold kindnesses for
.l.v should give thanks, and should
.rr..I. but should east it over frequent
......rJ moments and s. come to a bit Of
..-.uIe knowledge concerning the
-...r- that come down upon the Just
.t.... unjust alike. Give thanks by all
and Look around and see if You can't
.... means whereby somebody less for
...-.. uiI have immediate occasion to
- hanks also.
f-tHh-,,IVIN,; SEEvICEs.-Union rcli-
...- 7s-u bc held at the Baptist church,
..g. ming nj II o'clock, A. NJ. The dis
will be- preached by Rev. DR.. Lord.
r.r\ ArIE lie was here last night and
..-,... GOOD musicians with him. There
-,... Il tull house, owing to the interest
.a I'm the proceedings ut the State
n . But Barnabee was inimitable rs
and Mr. Smith sang to the delight of
.-.r,nc,. Is usual. Miss Clarke made
-.I impression. as did Mr.. Winch.
"-- r,.- Bell. the violnist, discoursed
50. .<-rucnt music on the strings and
,..l.. herself sure of Il hearty welcome if
,s-r comes this way again.
U.--Ivo.-When Mr.. Buell. offered an
.I.u,nt Friday afternoon to the Julian
= . GIl reducing the amount to be paid,
-. va, quite audible kissing in some
,...-.uf the House This was thought to
t... somewhat influenced the vote and to
l.l. helped defeat its passage resolu-
-.adrmnng the kissing was passed
SIX. morning. the vote being 1873 to !.
a1.. wa, the irrepre>>ible 5. I. d. Of
y. ulu1.on. The Wilmington member,
Wav has conferred new fame on
.-. letters that used only to stand fol
.r ..5- Of Sacred Theology" or some
....r Of that kind. We understand, how
.,r ihlt he has not taken up with Brad
~u.cv- offer to do his gcsticulating iol
... and allow him to save more strength
Speaking. But about the Kissing, Col
4. G.. Brown. House reporter, states in /
,-..~hcd card that the kissing WAS start
~ nva mln not Il member of the Legls
sure. who WAS sitting on one OF In
-.tt-. Mr.. Buells amendment, reducing
g.. amount to be paid Mr.. Scott, not meet
Ing hi, views of justice. he, apparently
,,..5n-ciou-lv, gave vent to his feelings i
. -.tt Of whispered p>htw, which fell upo
tu.car- of others, equally intensely eXcit
fl with himself and being mistaken 70
I'll h~-. was caught up and reiterated
The members. who changed their vote
:or such triling cause, have sine
Thought better of it,
Az AroloGY.-The article entitled "A
inspirations" Published in last week
FIREMAN. WAS written for the -E>rIIETI
JurENAL. the >pr@lltly. piquant lit
paper lu'Il>Het ny 'iic to"n9 i'''o'
Seminary HILL We owe the Young la'li'
.u apology for appropriatinE the inSl
rltion. ere it had added additional eXhi
a-a,ion to their own spicy columns
WIS all " 4 mistake OF the printer, upe
uu.~,. broad shoulders Il great man
Ju,l-r~ are usually piled.
o.. ,,, | n
it,,I.r, WIS the recipient last nig
.-,a, h. fellow members of most cl
...,. silver f., service. consisting
-, .,,.l ,,..,,... ,,,,s md saver
w. H. '','' -
....r articles IN me carry ilooi' I'll III
". ur~ Ilv morning tn preSen'air
.....l ,ya- mad. hv Mr.. Munson vi
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.... -1.. I'm retiring from the duties of t
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