Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-23

! The PAvIIIoN.-Mr. Bailey has thi
week put on the iron cornice to his nev
building. 1t sets off " the affair in goot
shape and the name Pavilion is set il
a large arched ccnterpece in the from
cOrnice.
UNION SCHOOL.-The average daily a t
tendance in each department of the Unior
school, is found to be rs follows:
No 3. Mr.. Miller and Miss Emery.
5. Miss Hunt.
g. Miss Abbott
l. Miss Sweet
Total. );
Teachers will remember that under GU
present school law institutes will not b,
held rs a matter of course 1t is made tn,
duty Of the State Superintendent Of Ed
ucatlon to hold an Institute in any county
only upon written application Of twenty.
tive teachers in that county, except in thu
cases Of Essex and Orleans counties, il
which fifteen is the requisite number.
CAMP MEErING.-The Advent Cam1
Meeting about Il mile out of this village
on Middlesex road last week was not very
largely attended though ut times the tent
was really full The principal speaker
was 4 Massachusetts Minister who is also
an editor. The late earthquakes and the
dreiul happenings that newspaper er
get so sick of chroniclin. afforded him
argument that the troublons times that arc
to precelc the second coming are upor
US.
SEMISAEr.-Rev. l.. White, A. NJ, will
deliver the annual sermon before the Grad
uat!ng class, At the Seminary Chapel, Sun
day. June y, ut three o'clock, ?. VI Th,
public are cordially invited
RAILROAD AFFAIR>.-Gov. Smith and
Mr.. Hobart were in town Tuesday on tn,
matter of the sale of the Vermont Contra
we understand was adjourned to AUG
18th, at this place.
MONTPELIER Il WELLS RIVER II. r.
The directors Of the Montpelier and Well
River l;tilroad began 4 meeting here YES
terilv which continued to-day The,
will hold another in few days \ com
nlttee was appointed t. make arrange
nents for running in connection with tn,
b IRE road and will doubtless arranc,
mttters satisfactorily. y committee Wa
also appointed which Will consider the gen
er;.l coalition of the rotd. the Munsor
debt and other debts against it.
Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with th
House. FMl7m3
Hon. EDwAED CoNANr, State Superin
tendent Of Education. was among tn
guests at the American. last evening. II
attended the examination at Castleto
Normal School last week, where cleve
from the First Course and ten from tn
Second, graduated This week he In
been at johnson, where a class of liv
graduated from the First Course Tn
new Principal, Mr.. CIippen, is havin
very good success. lie has been in charo
since last winter. Mr.. Conant to-da
went to Randolph. where he begins cx
mining the graduating classes this after
ternoon.
FINED.-James Bryant last week &C
too much of the ardent and 50 contucte
him> elf that complaint was entered b
Grand Juror Pitkin and he VIC find A.
d.l'.ro ..n.f costs for intOXicltiOn. Nor
day Martin Markham, working on tn
section opposite the Jewett place, pound,.
one Frank q Gorham and Justice lluSe o
complaint of Grand Juror Pitkn an
Markhams plea Of guilty thought tiv
dollars and costs none too much for sue
amusement.
There is rascallY distemper abroad i
the land and it tries to assume tie guise
4 mere cola in the head. 1t is 4 wolf
sleeps clothing and many can testit
thcreuuto. Hay fever or almost anvtlin
would be gladly taken in exchange for
by is poSsessors.
ACtIDENr-NedJ j., son of A V. Al
bot OF Worcester, aged ten years. viii
ut play one day .ast week, fell from til
piazza in front of the house. and broh
bo.h bones of his arm below the elbow
He WAS attended by Dr., Maconbrr.
IL I II,,,-o N,p,,.l;,r
mont All quiet, neat and clean.
tNl1m3
TIE GKANGEI;s-It * sad that Their
are at present 20J oranges in this Stat,
State AGENT Crosby Of St Albans report
to thu Order thai, during tie past year
his sal,, If merchandise to the granger
have Amounted t. over eighty thousan
dollars OF this sum til" largest amour
has been sold during the past six month
Deputy y. Z. Boydrn. z, O. addrc:
Wait,lieId, Vi, organized :, Grange
Newhrry, Vt. june s, Isl, Name " Pt
la-ki Grange,
u. Y. Ford. Master; William [. Bale,
Y
4. Eastman, S eward; John Edwards, \
sistant Steward; Mrs Gertrude Dean, Cha
lain; L. Is. llibbard. Treasurer; II. .
Meserve. Secrettrv; II. e, Rollins Ga
Keeper: Mrs. F. VI. Mitchell. Ceres; Mr.
J. Edwards, Pomona: Mrs. w. [. Bale.
Flora; Miss Mary Rollins. Lady AsSistar
Steward.
Dtputv d E.Boy'!"n organized Gram
at Hanover, y. H., June 80, under Il
name of Grafton Strr Grange" wit
tiiirtv-nine members. mrny OF them til
best farmers in Hanover.
William l.. Barnes is Master, John
Bridrman, Lecturer; Horace +. Hoy
Steward; john D. Bridsman, Secretary.
Sr1cIDE.-IIorace Clifford, u f,rme
living opposite the old Major Fin
place." about ten miles north of Randoip
Center. killed himself Saturday morning