Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

. rrrut:>s. z Chase, Martin Van buren,
yrot u lay '' " dA,vi ne%tinSsr 5sh
g s-nrd l'y Thomas CnIttenden. and attestrd 10y
nlrtH acres q land n Ne~bury Gloucester count
-: from j.ro l3aty. Of Sewhnry. t. JoIn Nc
letters written by iah BalIty, Brnianln rortr
ll4n VI hr~s"n. Samuel stevens. ana others. from
Il- ' a1 Il or art '' 1ti '5'i man
. H-crlIt papers relating the same
l"NnI: Men !:r,tl"n A7atiAt!f II. Worcester. Mass
nia"~; thr5 nluv VAarhIes.iortl three roAnn,,rl,ts
one hanIrr "n tN "tS trr Paragraphs Anl a'
ALAi>.-I.r>t Friday was decoration
day in district No Is, ihe scholars dccorat-
iny their >chooliIouse very taste.uliv in
honor of the closing Of their school
taught by Mary \. Morse OF the r.
scholars. not one had 4 tar,lv mark, and
but three absent marks Without absent
marks: Elite Bennett, Ina Bennett, silk.
Pray. Allie Chase, Gcrtie Slayton, Minnie
Slavton. Nary SIayton. Jennie Chaplin,
Bert Converse. Herman Converse. Frank
IeBarron, Eobyr, Little and Rufus Sluv,on
| For the uniform Kindness and courtesy
and for the hearty co-opcralion Of parents
and >cI. i:lrS in securing 80 excellent !,
record, th,ir teae her tenders her warIncst
thanks
NoETurlFlD This village is putting
on Il new appearance on nearly every
street. Mr.. Is. Il. Guernsey j. buil,ling a
new house on Elm Street, Amos PIas
i l,,,il
corner Of Vine AMI North Street The
new school building i bein- rapidly dos
cd in and is to be IN imposing and hand
some buiding
I'll" Noythiicld Graded ana High School
viii begin August 18th, with the following
board of tcacher, Prof A. w Blair, Prin-
cipal; Miss T. + Chtmberlin Prcccptrc>> ;
Miss + l.. Fletcher. No. t; Miss G.. r.
MANhan, no 5: Mrs. &. NJ smith, No. ,:
No. | The Fail term VIII continue
l. weeks.
Camp meeting i to begin August IL At
the Camp GIounl between Mortified Vii
LACE and Gould,viIlr, and Will to continue
|
Henry X. Nl:.vton. Esq, of Chicago, ad
dressed the Hayes and Wheeler CLUB At
Their rooms Saturday evening. July %
Ills address WIS listened to with the c'o~es,
attention and WAS 4 cnIid and truthful
Statement! of tn" parties in the country ut
| lhe present time He was we'll received
and loudly applaudrd,
Henry Ballard, Esq, of Burlin :. on, will
ad !re~- the Club at their next meeting
Saturday evening. Aug, 9TH
The Club row numbers about 200 and
is f,~t filling up, and we are gl,l to see
numbers of young men, who are lust vo;-
| in- for the first time enrolling themselves
The report last week that Mr.. Josiah
Lane was stricken 10y >un-~trokc is not
correct Mr. Lane was taken i'll quite
suddenly, bat soon recovered 50 rs to be.
about
Tho delegates to the Di>trir, Convcn-
ton are c. d. Williams, J. H. Rcl,rd-
son, j. G. Gallup and Geo Nichols
MLEpEEpUS A>>AtLr ~ >roWL. On
Saturday last, Frank Gale, tax collector in
4 school district in the southern part of
Stowe, went 20 Cyrus Kenyon % collect a
tax. Kenyon asked to see the warrant,
and while Gllc VIZ looking up the tax
Kenyon struck him with a sharp axe. cat
/ TIM through his >lr,w hat and intlictng
Il severe wound in his temple The axe
would lay, been buried in Gales head had
he not pat up his hanl and parrird the
blow. Gale Immediately went for an Off
Ger, and Kenyon att"inpc t. escape. \
warrant was ISSUED and Sheriff Wilkins
put in pursuit and oycrlElulcd KENYON in
! DuXbuly. He was brought before Justices
Camp IN Stiles and bound up in 81 600,
failing to prpcur" which, he Wa taken to
| IIvdcpark the same evening"
The Woodstock .iyc say, that \ j. Crane
was allowed Il communication Of five DAYS in
each month Of his sentence, for good bch:
vor Til, shortened his time to the 22d
of June. He made application to Hon.
W. G.. French, /. :. commissioner, asking
for permission TO appear on the 2Sth inst,
and take the poor debtor's OATH and lie
discharged from further imprisonment on
account of the fine. A hearing was held
| Friday and he was discharged.