Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

us. 1t would seem small to speak
f her slvle. her mtnnrr, her voice or her
IreS>. We pass ttem by. We heard not
he woman speaking, W. t,t the great
leart and >oul beating AMI h:etthing
No realized the sweetness and nobility of
iying-so yea, to live traly-so grand to
Re. We cannot albany. one offs be
Mrs. ~Livermore; it may not be for us.
We can. LIT Us try. God bless Mrs. !
/
WAIr>rIELD SCnooLs.-Ihe fall terms
of the public schools of Wait~liell have
lust closed. The following pupils have
neither absent nor tardy marks:
School No. l.-IIvlen NJ, II '!den. -Ab-
bic :. Prenti~. .Aygie +. Prem Is. Mary
Rice. Jennie NJ. Barnard. Ellen +. Wilder,
George +. Holden, Berthe D.. ElrnIrd,
Eddie X. Prcntis.
school No. 2.-Ur>ult Bates, Irene
Jcslin. Addie Long, Fred Lewis, George
Lewis.
School No. 4.-Loi~ Campbell. Addic
Farr. Annie Farr. Nora Morley, Katie
Hoffman. Martha Wiley, Eugene Camp
bell. CLAYTON Jo>lvn. Johnny Jo-lvn.
r.,., s.l,oo1 district numIer fly, in
Eli, t,v, .,st lined, school term Of eleven
weeks the present fail. taught by MIS-
Vial, >in.vorth The total number
of scholars Wa, fortv-ninr. ten of whom
had no marks, in the register. T~hc.rnlue,
ar. rs follows:
Nav \ Morse. Mary J. Allen, Clara j,
Parker. Winnie G. Noodry. Ina l.. Robin
SON, Mary Nv 'l9ol; -AooIe -
I''lVe ~ rh',r,I ~
n.;.a .n,~t iva. mad. hy most of
,,n,I., ,+,,,1 ..lnul EVERY dav. bjt
~ f.;I,,l f.o,u ,h,nIn., necessity.
c.orr. Sl,vton. BERTHE u. and Cltrcnc,
+ Wi..1.. L.,l L,t ONE .,h.cnt mark
IT,. faI,ninr were. absent txo DAYS:
,1li.r N,di,on. linda and II,a Rob
inson. ami Deloer.J rrlr-pn~.
I'm. of IN. hrlar,t,. f., attend IT,,
Wnr,r \~,tionaI T,mr,ron,c Conycn
.;on which meets at Cleveland. Ohio. @.
,r.1s,h and 1rh Of \nvrmher. i, Mr.
Loci Faster. .Jr. of thi> ~vilIaer. In com
panv with Mrs. Mial Davis of burlington
and Mrs. joel NJ. Haven ana M. J. Is
!. E,vuolI. of Eutland. she left l;u,!an
Monday for Cleveland.
W,rr.n Iv..un Association me. at tn
school hou~. FRIDAY evening. Nov. l]tl
and the following programme Wa carrie
out. Fir-t. DISCUSSION: Ht~o'rtt that tn
Indian has received greater injuries iron
The hand OF tie whites III III H'@ 'i' "'-''
AtilrmatIVr' - H. >ehItr' ''il''N -
{ H. D. Lidlr- H. w l-H4oi"' 'n' !
Brag@. Negative III l. ~ 'I'H'o
John ll'lh>- - e 'e'r' N'''2| VIM,
, ant litHen lEiofi. i"'' l4'-' ''' -
pointed a committee 10 "'''' It. III. f'N".
+ upon the Wrl|hl "I ar I'LL H. - y
lie''h' ~ -.
Niaf'ii'' WHO TT II .''I'
NV ,N. !
oil P'l"f> ~
II >'1'
il'''H
d. e. bichloT"' "' '""o'' 'i'S ~''" !
farm t" Frank l-'F'' illee @-i"'
. seller moves" Wisconsin"
IIALDwIcK.-A>thrl litIl ami L.
u Hall lave eNr'I''-'" t"'
J. OF S2Vo' "lI'" A>'''i Pay
y The musicians lraV" he"n having q
: time at South Nal!cn. Anl on 'he eNFh'
of the 9th are t. have iiho'!ief ONE
l. Greensboro.
OF An IMPORTANT ENciIANGE.-o-
III - ,;+l 7
III Town has cXrhlngei his sore With y.
Is Lance. of Mlr>hilcld, foT his f'iIl' Il
pays 5000 difference A' 'he pFi'e "o'
to indicate. 1t / among ile pest on lnf IN
III NJ,
o. Possession, IN each case 70 De gwen VA
of ISL heN''
fif- HE lliNNEHf.-fI''h thS i''l' :
.,s circumstances. we suppose the follow
l.ut, , farmer resilient Of Nontpeli
,.,,. lu,rL,,1 .f -
me "liilt'h WY ~ - ~
rs field. Massachusetts 'ie' ''i |"
re- he became convinced that his appe
u,s STRANGER than his will. Then
- we" r,b;.Lov lr,nl