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

Aldrlch. and shorter and less amhlllouS
pieces by Celia ThaNter, Mrs. Piatt. Edgar
Fawcett and Mrs. Moulton. not of Brook
lvn The most notable ot the prose- artl-
cles are Wise and Unwi~e Economy in
Schools, by President Eliot of Harvard
College. and Robert Dial. Owens paper
with the queer title. Political Results from
the Varoloid. Other articles are by
Mark Twain, Mrs. Launt Thompson. I,
Deming, Henry James. .Jr., and stephen
Powers.
.Scri6uer's Monthly for June. opens with
In the Latin Quarter. fully ILLUSTRATED
That part of Paris was named the Int
in Quarter" 5, vcral hundred yeare arc.
because the students who entered the
Sorbonne and the other COLLEGES therein
situated. were required to speak Latin
The other illustrated articles are " The
Mysterious I>land.' by jules Verne: Beds.
Tables, Stools, and Cande>ticks, by Clar-
cnce Cook \ Visit to BcnarrS, by Frank
Vincent Jr. A Farmers Vacation, by
G.. f. Warinr, Jr. and the continuation
of DIR. Hollands Story of Seyenoaks.
Tue NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD IN
SOUTHERN VERMoNr.-Thc Vermont mar
row guage railroad project has taken on a
new phase, lately. An important meetln"
WIS held at Bellows Falls last week wher
it was voted to drop the charter already
secured and t. orgtnil. the through I'm"
under the general railrocd law of Yer
mont The name of Green Mountain
Narrow Gauge RailIoad WAS adopcd,
and the company organized with JOHN
Sprague of Conway, Mss president; ID.
G.. uackett of Ludlow. Vt. secretary; {.
W. Spracue of Weston, Vt. treasurer
Meetings will he held on the line. begin
nine at Wilmington, Vt, June 15.h, to
raise money for buildinr the roads, and
can be done, the pre-cn- season. toward
starting the work. Tn. whole line * very
much in earnest about the III alter. an II
5 hoped that money will be furnished by
subscription and the bonding of the towns
to complete the road-bel ready for ties
and rails, when the road will he bonded TO
secure rails and rolling stock. The line
vii. be about 10 miles LONG, AMI viii
bring large tracts of timberel land into
the market.
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Nt'c and will merge 1t with their monthly
Edward Everett Hale. whose. Man With
ont u Country. My Double. AMI How H.
Undid Ne. etc. have made his name 4
houS, hold word, will become a contributor
f. Ser,Luer. and will write u serial on IN
historic Theme i"F mex, year
.,.,;,.o ,.,I,I', -, ,.r,n+..,t. ,nnnr th.
many brirht AMI rral,hl. articles are
several that communicate vllulbl'. ln>lrllc-
ton Among thr>e !: lf"l- i,tI'I;'H
paper on Inc H. LIZ OF Il Ni'''lF>
Moth. IL IS = pleasant lesson IN hat',riu
history Et wv" srrl'i Stories ny MI
A!c.'tl ana VII 'r""' e i. ',''i III ,'.'
III 'ni> hummer anu az "P''
pfrAche, Oh - hrl-"l'N 'n Vigorously =
Inc We" DIN 4|'''"1 >'H>' ''o SUI
'''e' 'ii ''' "".''i 'ii' ~
J'''' HIS VI '''''' -" VI INV
hep'lDlc;h NoflNch i"h ""liH seem 10
indicate lil'l liifN ma "'e'i N'''''h'H "e-
prlNe' "l very SiH'''ie an" 'S''''i't''
me ms Dem 'ir ',ic distress eN-ehi>
''io'7"o"' ''i' country H""'
The Iialor dealers Of c ,nno lie II have
fouud tine License Inv 80 irh>o,n. that
ti''H nave '>>'F' = 'II'"i" III i''"- CON
lfloulIoh> from u" "'l rent liquor III
tere>t> t" a iuni to be employed IN tie
procurement OF tav"ripl c lc=l-lailon
E,1npF ,>n-Th,. Ic"iSI,tur. met
last Woe, and cl.,.t.d n,,i,, r..rul,r re-
,,h,i,.,n ,ud T,..n.n .,,vern,r I;t.1.
RhnIv i to have. ljc,.n-. law imnaUr.ly
in nI,.r of urnhjbition. tb,t heinz All fine
visitation ,h,t t1.v M, mr. +, ear. far
An inrendlarN fire destroyed the sore ct
Nelson loun- At A'hlr"n. Sunday morn