Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16


near J. l.. Coburn's in Etst Montpelier. on
Thursday. this week Everybody bein.
invited, let no one stay away.
The afflicted should bear in mini that
d. Gtge. whose miracuouS cures in Con-
cord for the past year. have created such
Il stir throughpu nut the State, will heal the
sick free OF cLprgc at his first visit to
Montpelier, 1t Bishops Hotel, Tues lay
and Wednesday. June I'D and .. Call
early and avoid the crowed.
COUNTY AND Doc RIVER VALLEY
FAIRS As these Fairs We're appointed
for the same week, the officer, have
arranged them in the following order, so
Is t, accommodate all Tues lay and
Wednesday. September 2sth and %, at
NorthtielI. Thursday and Friday, October
3Oth and l>t. at ,st Montpelier
STATE NORMAL SCIIOpI., RANDpLrH.-
| The REGULAR tX ,mjn ttion begins on Mon
" the DIST inst AMI closes Friday the 2Jth
inst
The Junior and Middle Glasses of the
the First Course will complete their eXami-
nation at noon on Wednesday.
TIL. Gr;llultinr CT uses, \ Of the First
Course and the Senior of the Second
Course. will be examined from WcdncS-
day noon until Frilny noon, two days :;
the former by Il written examination the
first day an oral the second, the latter by
oral the first day and written the second.
Closing exercises of the Grad Ittng
Glasses Frid Y evening. All exercises
are open to the public.
SESrESCED-Ll>t Friday, John Allen,
the man who set John Hunks barn ard
house on fire in Ran 'olph, Nay 22d, WAS
brought before TIL court ut Chelsea. He
refused to plead with hlnlcult, on ana
they were orlered to be taken off. He
then pl al guilty AM Judge Powers s'n-
fenced him to eighteen years in the State
Prison.
FIRE IN WATEEBuKr.-T evening
train south, last Wednesday evening. was
DELAYED several hours by fire by the side
of the track, near Waterbury. The fire
was in a WOO pile belonging to the Cen
tral, AMI about 800 cords of wool were de
strovel. Seth Warner engine, of Water
bury. went to the fire and did good work
during the night saving couple of hun
dreI cords by their exertionS. They had
a bad place to set their engine rs the bank
was verv high and steep bat they succeed
ed in letting it down to the river, and at
ter the fire permitted them, about o'clock
/ in the morning, they moved their engine
to a brook from which they had ut first
been cut off by the fumes.
TIE REFORM SCHOOL VI ARRIAGE.-An
item has been going the rounds of the
press for the past few days, averlng that
there was considerable gossip in Water
bury, relative to the marriage at the
Reform School, of the cook of that lnstitu-
ton, fair. fat. and forty widow Of two
previous husbands, to one of the boy IN
mates of the School One account goes SC
far rs to state that the marriage under the
circum,ta stances was desirable. Superinten-
dent Fairbank, now comes to the front
with a card, in which he says that no sucl
marriage HIS occurred at Waterbury; that
a mtrrilge did take place at Burlington
some time since between John Poland
who WAS forloughed from the Reform
School last Winter. AMI Il Mrs. Nichols
who left the Institution last March; and
that if there was anything desirable,
about the marriage. It must have been
wholly of a spiritual nature.
A man named Hayes was robbed of So
a companion named Mcdonald, in Bur
lington, Saturday. The thief was arrested
and portion Of the money recovered
Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House FMl|mo