Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03

Mr.. Ann Eliza Young has Won her suit
lor divorce with tIimony against brigham
| loung. and is awarded by Judge Mexican
5000 to pay the expenses o! the pro>ccu-
ton and 500 Il month, according TO the
dispatch, to maintain herself and TO main
tain and educate her two children. \ uUny ;
grounds Of defense We're that Mrs. luung
had another husband when he married her.
If whose existence he wa, ignorant. and
that he (Young) had another wife to whom
he was legally married in lS3i Judge
Mexican alleged that these points We're
aryumcntatve and had no, been deter
mined on trial pcndins the suit, and or
dered u decision for the plaintiff.
WORCESTER MAss-The " Sons of
Vermont. an organic ,ton :. year old.
viii hold their second annual reunion in
this city the 9th inst, when there viii be
speeches, tab.rauX representing Vermont
scenes, supper and 4 social hour. All
crmOnter> in tie county of Worcester
are invited, but the organization Is confined
to the city of Worcester. The officers of
the association are Hon. Clark Jill,on,
Mayor of Worcester, (Dorn in Whiting
ham.) president; :, +. IIild eth, (born in
Brattlcboro.) and Ira G.. Blake, (born in
Peacham.) vice presidents; James S Ror-
els, (born in Dnbv) treasurer; $. V.
Stone, the secretary, "a native of E.lcn.) i,
Just deceased.
THE BoUNrY BIlL.-1'his bill is now
hanging between the Senate and House
The House bill WAS amended by the Sen
ate by striking out the deduction for state
bouniies already received. If passed a~
amended by the Senate, it will give all
soldiers $3.50 for every month of service,
bountirs already received from the United
States to be deducted. The House bill
would give Vermont soldiers no. hnr, us
it would also deduct the seven dollars per
month state pay.
TIE CAUCUS BILL.-Thc New England
republicans stood about two to one against
this measure. Among the Massachusetts
members voting against it We're Dawes,
L X. Iioar, G.. +. IIoar and Pierce. Three
of the four Maine republicans were against
1t, and all of the Connecticut republicans.
Poland ana Willard of this State voted
against it and IIendec was absent 1t re-
mains to be seen whether it will pass the
Senate
j. X. Ecksrt, in behalf of the st. Recis
Indians, has brought suit of ciectment
against George Partridge, of Shelburne,
the writ having been served on Mr. Par
fridge about Il month since The original
claim is for the 60D acres comprised in the
old Smith farm, but the present suit-sup-
posed to be Il test SIS for 10 acres.
the portion of the homestead occupied by
the defendant. Smith and Noble, of st. |
Adams, have been retained rs counsel for |
Echart. tnd Mr.. +. j. Phelps, of Burlnr-
ton for Partridge
The st. Joimsbury Co 'ccioujau SAYS -
IhlS portion of Vermont is being stirred
religiously rs it has not been before in
many years. From the day the committee
Of young men began their canvass, the
inst of January, until the present, the in
ere>t has not ceased, but rather increased.
In almost every town this committee has
visited there has been Il revival and the
interest seems TO be spreadin. into sur
towns. From New bury, where
meetings are now being held, glorious
news comes of salvation to many souls.
HE same report reaches Us from lra,buryh
Barton, Lowell, BrAltord; while Lyndon.
Burke, Dlnvillc, Barnet and Concord. are
'etcling out their hands for Il b!cs>inr.
We notice among the republican news
oapers that speak against the force bill.
he New York Times, Hartford Cour1ut.
Boston AdrertlScr and Boston Jo,4ual