Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-15

he NOhiNh NoNt flkl =" ne l)D>lOIl
Philharmonic Club, assisted by Mrs. Anna
Granger Dow, will give concert at Vii
lage Hall next Wednesday evening. Sept
22d. The gentlemen comprising this club
are Bernhard Listemann, Fritz Listemanr,
and Emil Gramm. violinists Adolph Hart
degen, violoncellist; and Eugene Wciner
and Adolph Belz who play respectively the
flute and the French horn This club
came here last winter and at once stepped
into favor with Montpelier. They ought
certainly to have Il crowded house next
week and we have no doubt will do so. If
they don't we shall believe the opinion we
heard the other day fairly represents Mont
pelier taste it was when listening to the
dulcet notes of hand organ with bass
drum accompaniment, that came from one
Of the . t paw sdc-shows, that a critic
remarked to Us, there, there's nl1l>ir
more than there is in a dozen operate per-
formances. Reserved seats for the con-
cert may be had at phinnev'>.
j. j. Pratt has bought out the eating
rooms and fruit store of \. A. Stone on
Main Street one door north f.. z. Tow
ner's. He will keep fruits of all kinds.
oysters and other like things that comfort
the inner man. All his friends should
give him Il call.
In the absence Of States Attorney Dilling-
ham at the hearing in New York CITY in
the case of Miles the Barre Bank burglar.
Hiram Carleton E,q. of Waitsfield i, act
ing rs State Attorney before the grand
Jury Eow in sesSi ION.
The new buildings in the burnt district
are rapidly being got ready for occupancy
\ few tenants have already moved in. ana
we shall soon see the cheerful look of bus
mess and trade along the whole line. II
will be u pleasant SIGHT.
SUPREME CorEr-The General Term
of the Supreme Court of thi, State, this
year, will begin a; Montpelier October
10Th the last Tuesday of that month.
WAITsFIELD.-The Building Committee
of the New Congregational Meeting House.
consisting of Hon. J. IL Hastings. X. J
Gleason, Esq. and DR.. w. \. Jones,
made their report, on Monday evening
last, showing that the expenditures.
amounting to SS,G42.6i. were fully cover
ed by receipts. The Committee thus had
the satisfaction of presenting to the society
the church and site free from debt, which
is Il e,ult highly creditable to their tinan :
citl ability. The above sum does not in
clude the gifts of furniture &c, whos,.
value, if added, would swell the whole ex-
pense Of the building and site to $4,000,
which has been fully paid. Mes-rs. l.. f.
Hastings, Of Havcrhill, Mass, and IL +
Jones, Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, two young
men former residents of Waitsfeld, recent
lv placed in the Church an elegant chan
dcier.
MAsONIC-A session of the Grand Roy
al Arch Chapter of Vermont will be held
at Burlington, on the Goth of September
DR.. J. z. Bryant, the Magnetic Physi-
clan, SO well and ftvorably known in
Montpelier, has been sojourning at the
Van Ness House, Burlington. for two
weeks. He is permanently located at
Rochester, n. Y, and his friends in Yer
mont continue to patrOnize him.
THE LAMOILLE VALLEY FAIR comes off
next week, Wednesday and Thursday, on
the grounds of the Society in Morrisvillc
The managers Of the Fair are energetic,
live men, and "Spunky Lamoille" will
have an exhibition worthy her historic
fame.