Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-08

,,.ociatian will be held in the chapel of
E-,lanv church, tomorrow Thursday,
>..r,cmbrr 9th at , clock z. VI. \ good
attendance is desired as there is to be an
Election of delegates to the Ladies' State
T.mp,rancc Convention, which is to be
held in Rutland the 2Sth of the present
month.
Gnnp Music COMING.-Our citizens will
I..g lad to learn that the Philharmonic
fgb.Which gave such IN excellent concert
l.r,. last winter, is to be here the evening
Of he. odd They will be assisted by Mrs
Anna Granger Dow, Il very popular vocal
It,
We notice that the Beethoven Club has
r,..n li-banded. and its leader Mr. Allen,
Inns ioined the Mcndelsohn Quintette Club,
which has lust started on a tour out of
New England.
The Baptist Church in Montpelier has
decided to omit, till the first of january
next. lis afternoon Preaching Services
The Sunday Services will be rs follows:
-
y: Prayer meeting =. NJ. The Weekly
PRAYER meeting will be held on Thursday
evening at 80 o'clock.
Gov. William Pitt Kellogg and Judge
Hiram X. Steele of Louisiana were in town
last Thursday. Gov. Kellogg is staying
1t Saratoga, and came over to visit his old
home Judge Steele is also u Vermonter,
beinr a brother of the late b. H. Steele
The Louisiana papers, democratic rs we'll
republican, speaks very highly Of the APP
pointment of Judge Steele to the bench
WHITE ELErHANT.-A New York pa-
per announced, a few days since, that a
white elephant from Siam had arrived at
that port, consigned to Adam Forepaugh,
tire hinL Of menagerie men. As his me-
ulrcrir museum, &c, is to exhibit here
euou We hope to have the pleasure of in
t4yicwing an animal so rare rs the white
elephant.
B>LED OrT.-Saturday and Monday
were clearance days for Montpelier Jail
fin. first named day, Lyman Slayton of
EI-t Montpelier was bailed out, Lyman
H. Chase of Montpelier going his security
p lore Judge Holden for two hundred
I,.,ar> Monday. Judge Redlield bailed
Ora Boarlman of Woodbury.. Phincas
+. lawson Of Cabot being security, in the
sum Of two hundred dollars. Slayton and
Il 1rlman had been bound up for larceny
having engaged is is alleged in the
honey business too extensively. Monday
Mrs. Daphne /. Dodge also gave bail in
tic sum Of five hundred dollars before
Jll-r Redlield, her brother. Harvey E.
~-oI.Iud of Calais, being security.
Saturday last Peter Gokcy was unload
jn- stone from Shambo's stone truck, and
hal his foot badly crushed.
Tuesday, Of last week, George Wilkin-
son va, riding near g Sleeping Lucy's
farm, when his horse became frightened
rtu, and Wilkinson had his collar bone
t.ohe-n.
.James Boutwelle, on the 31st day of Aug
a-. had his arm broken when interview w
Ing horse.
John Phelps Of Berlin, last Monday
it.Icd hi> horse in front of Bailey and
Puh's store. and the halter being too long
,u.. horse first laid down, then arose and
,-,en the amusement of running around
tu. htching post. The result was Il very
mach dillpidated wagon and 4 well bruis-
,in-.
iIrropHoNE AND CIRcUs"Forc.
p,-l'> stupendouS combination of Ne
u.-,.ir, Museum, Circus, &c, is not
o4,v tIr largest wild beast collection on
tI- continent, AMI the only great travel
Ing Museum, but it combines all the fea-
tI'r- Of the -o-cllleI IIppodromes, and
'na Of their objectionable features, to-
C'h"r with all the best acts of the modern
Clcue
MAGNIFICENT SPECrACLE.-Odr ex-
changes inform u that the mile and more
Of un,'r cages, in Forepaugh's vast con-
-.j,,l.n Of mcnagerie, museum, circus,
d., me- all adorned with lifc-sized, and
g.Ilrl statues of the heroes, poets,
".ts T.. king, a., of ancient and mod
'lh In"~ and that the aggregate of this
.m-u,ation exceeded one hundred
..o,~lui dollars See it Sept 10.
II. llcaton is going to have the north
So. IN Nlbin', new block which will 50 on
"" ally fos occupancy.