Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-03
Temperance Meeting.

evening, rs the Rev. f. Wright will give
an NrcsS. showing where the strength
If tie moderate drinker lies. and how
used successfully,
Th.I Ladies' Temperance Association will
hold 4 meeting in the vestry of Bethany
Church on Thurs lay Oo-morrow).a at three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
EIApIN,i RooM-It has been deter
mined liz the Association to 90 on and re-
establish the reading room. We hope our
citizens VIII respond literally to the call
for the necessary means. The soliciting
committee viii doubtless see to it that all
VIII, desire to contribute have the oppor-
.un.tv.
GRANGE CONVENTIONAL Mass Con-
ytuion of the Patrons of IIusbandrv, will
Ia held at the Village Hall, Montpelier.
Vermont. Thursday, November | , to COM
lncn-c ri 10, \. NJ.
S.,atc agent, j. II. Crosby, will be pres
cnt with Il large line of samples and a
rood supply of sample articles to be .pur-
chased by the Patrons present. He will
fully explain the financial workings of the
state agency, will take orders for goods,
and rive amy information concerning his
work. desired 10y the oranges His head
quarters will ne at Bishops Hotel.
Worthy Master, +. p. Cotton. and the
mom5cr> Of the State Executive Commit
tee. are expected to be present. The plan
fora county council or county grange will
be- heal and public addresses given by sew
crl prominent members of the grange
here should be a full attendance of Pat
rons during the day, and of citizens and
plron~ in the evening.
Rev j. Vincent of Barre is to occupy
the pulpit of the Church of the Messiah,
LrN, sunday, on exchange with Mr..
Wright
Charles \. King, cashier of the Barre
tank, j. recovering from the long illness
with which he has been afflicted.
Any one having 4 job of printing can
e., it done in the best style and at the low
,-t price ut the FREEMAN PRINTING
T~rt3L!~uNLNr. We do all kinds of
rr.ntin.. such as note, letter and bill heads.
,nvclopc.. cards. circulars and auction
bills. posters, pamphlets, books, &c.
p,-r Brooks. G. r. held a meet
liz la~. evening, which was we'll attend
81, am! til" prospect is. good that a hall
NH IT,. ,.r.ruro1 and reouler mootinos
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ls.u. H.. week. The heaviest creditors
.t... i. ur-..-,I u b. satisfied with the full
showing of the condition of the concern
laatr 20 them and very likely Il com
promise VIII be effected. The liabilities
ar- reported L: from $4,000 to so, 900.
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u,oo The mornino and evening" trains
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lore amt some changes are hlade III olhcf
trains
n,,r,,.., in. vooL anl;nor oc,olor 1c
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-. III w = LII = AZ
Hrfh"li' railroad tlEin during any prcHl-
OTIS week since the road was built.
inc no" l'il "l sunday extended from
'.'i!,''it .Ihr 10 lr7ihla' ABOUT i hall-iilch
=. III " ''~Illi'7'oh' Al syracuse ~ =
. -''.-ill WIS severe AL u'S' anu I'VE III
I. y al n nl.t "a
90" '' mo- i''' :, 'eP'il VI ,'''ee iii'iies
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ln.-t real snow OF the season Saturday
-.-L. ana Wlntry weather since.
I.p. attendance upon the Union School
ir o -tol,cr shows Il decrease of about so
'.'''' ''''I "l 9el'.'iip'f tic 'S''piisH-
i'll u, "' III" N'IlioIIc 'o3iiool Has c'o7eu Tue
'.i''.i'''.I'i' III h''''' lie ies. 0, ,ne
''".if.n attending The Catholic Sehool u'u
lt.I
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.r.... +. ~ fi,. ,,i,t tn release Miles the
Barn.. Bank rubb,r. which was published
.a tie -lir.Ht>'r Of Oct 10th. was re-
~, s'''i'' ,i;,.1 ,La ;.n n'1 nJ h',o
-t... COINED this statement that it was a
.'l<. Ios iii" benefit of these we assert
,"' report "'S true; rs pnbllshe1 IN
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