Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-02

Al UKyIs pEM@nEE- Company G. Fourth Regiment;
10 WILLARD G STOW COMPANY 6, Thirteenth Re1i
@onn rete9ed ~ battle os apd az yehs from
L9fEE1 sa ID * II a, Thirteenth
4 SsNCrL W ASnRxws died in Calais since the war
4 THOMAS { hLEXASDER- Company l. Turtaeufi
Regiment; died i'll Montpelier since the war
4
New BrlLDINGS.-Thc Pavilion is al
ready up tie whole four stories in front.
and but little brick work remains to be
done. " MON Block" in process of cree
ton by Mcs>rs. Smith and Uubbar,lis we'll
along with the brick-work towards the top
Of the second story The brick-work for
French's block will soon be started. This
last named block will contain seven stores.
two on the north owned by J. Bruce, and
live on the south by J. G. French. 1t will
be IN elegant three-story block. and will
make with the brick buildings north tina,
are to be erected, and the Bancroft build
inc Il fine line of brick stores.
The thanks Of Post Brooks are due to
Mr.. Bishop, to the Smith Brothers of tli,
village, and to John w. Smith, of Berlin,
who furnished teams for decoration d.v,
without money and without price,
HoMnoPATHIsTs The Vermont Home,
npathc Society holds 4 meeting here to-
day, and a large number of physicians be
longing to it are present this morning.
ECLECTIC SOCIETY.-The Vermont State
Eclectic Medical Society holds its tenth an
nual meeting at the State House to-day,
Welnes lay. The annual dlress will be.
delivered by j. NJ. Templeton NJ d., of
Mont pelier, President of the Society
Among those in town last ev ming. we no.
ticcd DR.. w. S. johnson of Milton. DIR. A
p. Brown of Charlestown. DR.. l. A .
Noycs of Randolph, Dr. Rich of East
Burke. and Dr. Washburn of Waterbury
Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont. All quiet. neat. and clean.
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VETERAN GrARDs.-Ctptlin Randall
has called Il meeting of his company for
this evening, ut Village Hall All the
members should be present without fail.
The Ladies' Temperance Association of
Montpelier, which hts bectme auxiliary
10 the Woman's Christian TEMPERANCE
Union Of Vermont, will meet in the vestrv
of the Church of the Nl.s,i,h, Thursday
afternoon, ut three o'clock. As it is near
the cloc of the third year of the Associa-
ton, and the time for the election of new
officers. and rs it is hop,l new work will
be assumed. every m I'm Der is urgently re-
que,ted to be present. Rev. Mrs {. =.
Taplin, of r ,nlolph, has consented to act
as President of the State Union, in place of
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks, Of st. Johnsbury,
who was chosen by the Convention. in
February, bat declined 10 serve
House BuRNED-The house and barns
owned by Bart Scribner, two and n half
miles mp Worcester branch from ,Montpe-
licr. We're burned ut half-past ten Thursday
evening. 1t caught in the l. part and wa.
so rapid that Mr. GoOdell, who lived in that
part of the house, saved but little furniture
His loss is about..s20O. Mr.. EWhite. who
lived in the main part of the house, also
lost about 5000. and had besides a horse
worth SO burned in the barn. Rufus l..
George had some hay stored in the barn,
and this was lost. The buildings burned
were known rs the Poland Mill house,
and the loss on them was about $500, in
sured for 500.
At the last regular meeting of Capito
Engine Co., No. ), the following wa,
adopted.
RESOLVED. The officers aud members Of Capitol
EnElne Campany No 8 make grateful mention Of the
treasury by the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pauy. of Montpelier and also of the very compliment
'arS terms OF the note WM n 6EWEY Clerk
Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House. FM17m3
A DESERVED RECOGNlTION.-Win
Grange. No. 13.of East Montpelier. has fol
the last eighteen months held their meet
ings at the residence of J. l.. Coburn, tn.
w. NJ. of the Grange. At their meeting
on the Goth ult., Sister Coburn was kindl,
remembered by being presented with one
and one half dozen of Rogers best, heavies
silver table knives.
BASKET PICNIC.-There is to be baske
picnic in the grove near j. L. Coburn's
East Montpelier, under the auspices O.
Winooski Grange, on Thursday. June 18th
All are cordially invited to attend