Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
E,er BALL.-The Resolutes received a

Whcrcupon they haven't heard much
NOR, from the Bethel club.
The Resoutes played, Saturday. with the
Berlin bows and beat them by a score of
Ito ~.
In our report of the game played with
.h. Winooski Club of Plaintield, the lat
t..r'- score was understited. The Plain
field club made nineteen scores. being
Lr1.rn only four by the ResoluteS.
Nav PorAroEs.-We are indebted t.
Charles ii Ward Of Berlin, for nice mes
of new Early Rose potatoes. The pota-
toes. although probably not fully matursd
were of very large size, and the quality
was excellent for the season. Mr. Wards
family. on the 4th of July, Toasted Oh
new potatoes and green peas of his own
raising. which is something, we think. but
fw in this section can boast of. If an,
LoIv desires the best new potatoes and tn,
earliest garden vegetables they should pat
rJnize Mr. Ward. who is always ready to
gtin IN honest penny by selling his Gus
liz garden and farm.
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH.-Th follow
me- gentlemen are expected to occupy the
pulIit of the Church of the Messiah OF
the dltes affixed to their names. viz:
Rev. Henry l. Cushman Of Providence
H. l.. July %; Rev. George A. Thayer 0,
South Boston. Mass. Aug and 8; Rev
William II. Savary of Canton. Mass, Aug
II and %; Rev. W. w. Nutting of Gard
nrr. Mass. Aug. 80; Rev. d. P. Muzze,
Of Stow, Mass Sept. and l2
Mr.. WILLARD'S SPEECH.-The speech
Of Mr., willard at the opening Of the BARR
railroad. which we printed last week OF
the first page, was the verbatim report
written by Mr.. Henry Oviatt the official
coIrt reporter Of this and Orange Counties.
Nj Oviltt is one Of the most efficient am
reliable shorthand reporters in the coun-
try.
BARRE BANK.-The controller of the
currency on being informed of the loss o.
E4"'' Ill unsigned DlllS anu tle reQueS
having been male that these bills be no.
redeemed by the Cnited States Treasury.
forms the officers of the Barre Bank tina
;hry must issue circulars to other bank
describing the bills lost. He also says thai
nr more bills from the same plate will be
i~~urI
Oup of the unsigned notes stolen was de
tet.c,rd 1t the redemption bureau of the
treasury department in Washington. on
Monday morning. The signatures of the
ls.uA officers had been affixed though the,
wee nothing like those on the genuine
u.t.>. The note, which WAS of dcnomin;,-
tiuI 80 WAS received from 4 Brook, n
I;,rA.
|, was no doubt put in circulation by the
twu fellows whose route out of the State
hv way of Woodstock, Bridgewater, Ru.
and and Casteton, we described la>i
week. These fellows conducted them>elve.
Wv leisurelv. by the way, ut Woodstock
At;"r putting up their team at Burke :
tble and Obtaining lunch ut Sumner
,-scln.-rooms. one of them strolled 10 the
W. part of the village while the other got
team at Fay's livery stable to drive &c
Britgcw;,ter. They were soon ON the way
- Rutland.
The FIRST National of Montpelier and
- Montpelier National. having each pre-
sr.tcd Officer John Bailey, Jr., with TWEEN
tire. dollars for his efforts in hunting the
al-r~. the Barre Bank has followed the ]
example and gives him fifty dollars.
IN,IDFNTS OF BARRE BANK BURGLARY
Mr.. King. wife of the cashier, says tia
in ihr cvening of the night before the rob
berry, Il he was putting her little girl t.
b"I. lie discovered a man standing under
;Ir window by the house. who no doub
VS. thre for the purpose of ascertainine
the whereabouts of their sleeping room
and 10 learn what he could of the plan o
the house in order that their work nigh
b" the more successfully prosecuted.
WhIe the burglars were at the banl
with her husband, the one left to guar'
Mr. KIM and her child who by the wa,
seemed to be the Youngest man of the band
1r'v quite restless and uneasy, especially
A"Jr the latter part Of their stay. and III
Informed her that this was his first attemp
So the business and if he got out of thi:
safely it would be his last.
'rHELN MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.-Iher'
Wa meeting mt Warren last evening, il
I'll in crest Of this railroad. The rout'
bis been surveyed and found feasible from
Wilmington us far as Granville. Their
- b. Il meeting in Waitsheld thl
even NJ. to take action in regard to tn
ouI
SABBATH SCHOOL PICNIC.-Wednes
! I'r II, Northliell camp ground, pre-
-'t.I Il lively appearance, as larg
l. .u er of men, women and children
-thcrcl there for a days pleasure ant
"vion in the woods. 1t almost seemed
o. though ,mp-meeting time had n
r-!. though instead of the shouts o
lr.~,Iln men and women made happy
..tI. presence OF Cod manifested through
III prayers and preaching of His sermons
".~ h-trl the merry voices of children
'ltI" htppv by the rich gifts of the SAM
,lnc Cod III infested in the beautiful
,''"-', pleasant day and the beautiful
t.' htppv children.
r'lti.il Berlin, Montpelier, Water
Waterbury, Centre, Middesex. vii
-.:u~'own and Waitsfieid Sabbath Schools
"" presented on this occasion, an,
u them by quite a large delegation
".- H-rlin Sabbath School with Hon
wi Superintendent ought to be special
--.-..'a"d on account Of their patriot
i.'s coming i'll large numbers for