Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

"i1io' Ahoy were lhe happy recipients OF
valuable presents from friends who were
present. and also from those who were alb.
sent. Besides gold coin, among the gifts,
there were a set of gold-bowed spectacles,
and costly hair-scat chair, for their COM
tort IN advancing life. They emigrated to
this State, from New Hampshire, forty
eight years ago. They have raised a fam
lily OF eight children, six of whom are now
living, and with the exception of one
daughter, who is out of health are all en-
gagged in active business lives, though
scattered through different towns and
states. Mr.. Evans has been member Of
our State Assembly, and has one son who
| represented his town in our last Legisla-
| ture. The friends were very cordially re.
ceived by the youngest son and his COM
panion, who remain at the homestead
Alter rich repast prayer was offered,
and the company retired, feeling that in
view of the useful and happy life of the
aged pair thus far, they are entitled to be
considered husband and wife still-Com.
IMPORTANT To TIE AFFICTED,-CUREs
EFFECTED FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Gage
the successful physician for long standing
| diseases. whose miraculous cures in Con-
cord, \. H.. for the past year, have created
for him such widespread reputation
can be consulted at Bishops Hotel. Mont
pelier, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 81
and %. No invalid should fail to see him
for he receives no fees for his services dur
ing this visit. Tell your sick neghbors
of this rare opportunity.
NoErHFIELD.-The ladies' of st. Marv's
Church will open their ice-cream saloon
again this summer. They have secured the
room formerly occupied by Mr. Sanborn
Us u shoe store. Ice-cream will be provid,
ed every Friday evening.
| NORWICH UNIV ERSIrY.-Commenc
ment at this College takes place on Wed
nesday. June 30th, and Thursday July lst
Wednesday afternoon, meeting Of the AL
umni; evening, commencement concert
Thursday forenoon, meeting of Trustees
infantry and artillery exercises orat on b,
James a. L. Whittier, ofBoston. and Poem
by Andrew Hull. ID. d., of Montpelier
Comforting Of degrees; evening, Cadet
hop. This is 4 reunion year Of the Alitlaui
and many are expected to be present.
WARHEN.--As Mr.. Edwin Cardell O
Warren. was returning from his days worl
on his farm, June 4th. a valuable pair o
matched horses he was driving becam,
unmanageabe, and run on to pile O
bark by the side of the road, the result be
ing the death of one horse and the othel
considerably bruised.
Considerable business is being done n
Warren River village. in the manufacture,
and shipping Of lumber. There are abou
one hundred and twenty-five carloads t,
be shipped the present season, consstin:
of clapboards, clothespins, wooden bowls
etc.
\ Mass GRANGE CONVENTION will b
held ut Bradford, Vt. Friday, June %, !,
9l-2 A. NJ State Agent, J. II. Crosby vii
be present with sample price lists &c, an,
will fully explain the financial features c
the Order Hon. f. z. Cotton. Vt, Stat
Master, Hon. Dudly I. Chase, y, II. Stat
Master, and the Vt and y. II. State EX
ecution committees, and many prominen
members of the Order, will be present 4
general invitation to attend the convention
is extended to members of Oranges in Ne,
, Uamp,hirc. Vermont AMI VI ls5lchusctts
Come one come ali. Il .turn Tickets, hal
:, fare.
G Hon. Victor Atwood and the Superin
| tendcnt of the Rutland Reform School, Nj
+, Fairbanks have fully and definitely set
, tied their plans for the building at Vel
t renncS, and awarded the contract for cor
structing a new building to Nh f.
l. Daniels. of Ner@enneS. who did the ca
pentcr work on the building which Wa
burned at Waterbury. He was the lowe
: bidder and is a thorough mechanic. Th
" plan is to erect Il wooden building. 70 y t
u adjoining the barracks, some rods west
=. the arsenal building. 1t will be tw
q stories high. with u mansard roof. Th
i barracks will be raised one tory and iorl
an l. to this building. This will be II
home of the school, The gun hous
Y down by the landing will be moved up
IS a poStion'near it and devoted to Il aundr,
+ bathroom and stream heating apparatu
The large stone arsenal building will |
finished into Il school room. Below tina
Y and part way out toward the new bulldln
: to be erected the gas works will be loca
e" ell. being at Il sufficient distance from a
+ the buildings so that, in case of any acc
:. dent there will be no likelihood OF any II
Y petition of the disaster ut Waterbury. II
stone DIV cling house known rs the otlic
,rs' quarters will he made into Il girls II
- formatorv All the works will be thorough
: " and substantially done, and the e.
n penses will be kept within the approprl
o ton. The Trustees have united upon a
:, excellent plan. and one that Will be vel
satisfactory to the Safe. Nothing l
particular will be done upon the farm tn
l. season.
G. For the freeman.
OF Marrow ESCAPE FROM DEOWNlNG.
n, Last Friday Z. VI four young persons-tV
to gentlemen and two lalics-wcnt from IL
J. town for pleasure ride on Berlin Pon
$ What took place on this occasion slou
IN serve rs Il salutary warning to all-old