Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-16


COUNTY GRANGE STORE AND MARKET.
AT the Grange meeting at the Ameri-
can House, last Saturday, after a free in
terchange of views orthose present, it was
concluded to 90 ahead and complete the az
engagements for the same and each Subor(li-
nate in the county and vicinity is expected
to have an accredited delegate at the meet
inc. at Village Hall, Montpelier, on the
I'D inst, to take further action on this
subject, and come to some definite conclu-
sion, and would call especial attention to
the recommendations of the National Grange
rs found III the report of It's meeting ut
Louisville, Ky, last November, Il copy of
which has been furnished to the secretary
of each grange.
a lso that the annual meeting of the Cen
trail Vermont Council of Patrons of IIuS-
banCry, will be held at Village Hall, Mont
pcl;cr, on Tuesday the 22d of February :;
and the Hon. +. T. Cotton has promised,
and with other members of the Executive
Committee of them have been invited, and
will be in attendance.
j. +. HOLLI>TEK, Sec, &c.
W',ACESrEK.-At the Oyster Supper for
the benefit of the Congregational Church
and ,ocictv, held the 10th, the net pro-
cecdS We're Gj dollars
SToWE.-Thcre will be an Oyster Sup
NJ hn ..t. IL,
Friday evening, February IL. All are in
vitcd
81. W. Anderson gave a temperance lee
ture in this place last Thursday evening.
before a large audience He spoke again
Friday evening, taking up Moody and
Sankey's works.
Walter IIapgood has gone into partner.
ship with L. c. Moore.
NoHrIIrIrIp.-Thc subject for Rev.
Mr.. Green's Lecture for next Sunday
evening, is the &" Causes of Crime" When
the world is rocking, rs ut present, Will,
crimes of every name and nature it seems
fit that people should strive to learn al
they possibly can. of the ctuSc which I'M
derlic this deporablc state Of things
G. b. IIurlbert, President oc Middlcbury
College, will lecture at How Hall, FRIDAY
evening. February 18th, at the close Of til,
Graded School winter term
-. +. Averll has sold his farm, together
with some personal property. to Lorenzo
| no I :.
The spring term of the Northtield Ora
dcd lIigh School, will begin Monday
March 9th Prof \. w. Blair, Principal.
Rev. Henry Morgan, of Boston. vii
lecture at Concert Hall, Tues lay evening,
February 22d. He is the most interes tins
speaker in Boston.
|. c. Gallup has been elected u director
of the Mortified National Bank in plac,
of Joseph Gould, decea Sed
Since the burning of the school building
the district has had three meetings to con
slider the matter of building. At the meet
ing of February oh, they voted to acccp
Il deed with restrictions in place of tn,
lease by which the district now hold tn,
land from the Trustees of Mortified In
stitution. The conditions being that til,
property shall be kept and used for Grade,
or High School purposes in connection
with the common school.
The committee appointed one week pre-
vious to report plans and estimates of
suitable building. reported u plan whicl
was satisfactory. but was allowed tw,
weeks longer TO mature plan, and estimate
The opponents Of the Graded School wcr
: out in force and were quite severe on til
Graded School.
NoETIIIIIIp HoorIN,, SLATE.-Scvera
years ago, when the quarric> We're irS
opened in Norheld, large quantities q
worthless slate were put on the market b.
unprinciplcd spectators who soon foun'
that workinga mountain of solid sltc >ton
WIS quite II different thing from workin.
up IN excitement on State Street. The rc
suit was. rs might have been expected. tn
quarres were stopped, and of the ten o
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