Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

Judgment of the court should be adverse to
him, chance to stand from under as to
the rest. Rocks case was, in fact, put
forward by those who had charge of it,
and he owes his present situation to those
g of the house of his pretended friends"
BARRE.-The fall term of Barre Acade-
my began last Thursday. with an attend
ance of 90.
Goddard Seminary will have for one of
its teachers this fall, Bradford D. Sparrow
of Calais. Mr., S. graduated at Middleburv
securing his services.
Standardization Aug 17th rs a
Mr.. Langford. of Boston, with his wife and
two children and another lady-five per-
sons in all-were riding in a two seated
covered buggy, down the hill near G.. S.
Dole's, the wagon, as is supposed, from
some failure in the harness, ran upon the
horse, causing him to kick so as to clear
himself from the wagon, which was left to
run at random down a dangerous hill for
about half a dozen rods. 1t then capsized
and became complete wreck, severely,
but not dangerously injuring the three
grown persons, but not the children.
| NORTHFIELD CAUCUS.-The republicans
of Mortified will meet next Saturday at
| p NJ, in Concert Hall, to nominate a
candidate for town representative and can
| ddates for justices. The meeting will be
addressed bysHon. ICharles w. Willard.
RANDoLPH-The fall term of the Nor
nal School began yesterday with a very
large attendance.
The republican caucus to nominate can
didate for town representative, &C., will
be held at the town hall, Saturday next, at
) p. NJ.
SrowE.-There are four hundred guests
at the Mount Mansfield hotel. 1t is pre-
posed to build an addition of one hundred
feet to the hotel the coming fall, which
will make the building three hundred and
thirty feet long.
BURLINGTON-Ata Republican caucus
in Burlington Saturday evening, Nathaniel
Parker was nominated for city representa-
! tive, he receiving 1873 votes, to II for T
! f. Wales and two scattering. The Free
Press says Mr. Parker is acceptable tC
both sides of the unfortunate split in the
party in Chittenden county, and, if every
Republican does his duty, will be elected
by 200 majority.
The democrats, on Monday evening
unanimously nominated Bradley B .Smalley
as candidate for city representative.
|. S. Senator Washburn of Massachu
sets was in Burlington on the evening o
the 18th, and was serenaded by the Queer
City Band.
Charles j. Alger, Esq, of Burlington
has declined the democratic nomination
for State Senator, on account of . loca
reasons and - trades"
MuDDLEBUEY.-The republican caucus
e Monday evening nominated l.. ID. Eldridg
/ for town representative by Il vote of -
t to 100 for james NJ. Slade. ,Jr., and
+ scattering Mr.. Eldridge is partner c
. Gov. Stewart and was sixteen or seventee
wears ago principal of Orange Count
: Grammar School, at Randolph. TIL
l nomination is an excellent one.
0 The contest for States Attorney in Add
: son county wakes warm between Co
d Lucia and Mr. Chapman. The fight
made on the temperance iss ne, Mr.. Luci
: being supported by the prohibitionists.
L. S. DIsTICT COURT.-Judge W.
Shpman. of Connecticut, will hold I'll
=. next term of the United States Dstri
Court. for Vermont. which will open ;
. Rutland, October Sth United States CT
=. cult Judge, L. B. Woodruff, of New Y orl
( will as usual preside at the term of IL
# Circuit Court.
IS The connection of Joel c. Baker wit
II the Rutland Herald rs leading editor, tie
minated last Saturday. He is succeede
by Rev. Samuel Pettingill, Il gentleman
d character and ability as writer.
The Rutland democrats have nominate
:. n. T. Page for town representative.
le HEROIC ACT-Last Thursday, as Eng
4 neer John Brennan, of the Central We
rs mont railroad, passed around the cur
i south of Hartford station on No. EXPIRE
th freight. he saw small child on the tra
We Il short distance ahead. He whistled
ID brakes, reversed his engine, and leapil
J. through the open window in the cab
es the front end of his engine, jumped fro
S, the COW catcher and saved the child, Gle;
e. inc the track for the train which pass
bit him the length of fifteen cars before
ed could be stopped. Such acts of genera
p daring are well worthy to be noted.
Is SwANToN.-Dr. Geo. NJ Hall of Swa
lis ton died Monday morning. He was W
At known throughout the state. He was
p man of mark in his profession, was
US prominent Mason and Past Grand Mast
III of the state. Dr. Hall was born in
III Adams in February, 1926, and was the e
u. u, est son by his second wife of the late
10 Charles Hall. In 1870 he reprcsen
Isl his town in the Legislature, where he v
" we'll known as a sound, practical and
'0' fuential member.
At
en- ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET-Aug
ter 25.-The market was firm. Prices: &c
be mont to fair, 90 to 25c; medium to good
m to Use; choice 80 and Sic; selections 3
see
lie.
e Mrs. Phebe Mixer of Westmorela
49, n. H., S4 years old, assembled Mo