Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-18

crowded house. Part of their entertain
ment was very good and part of it very
flat.
FRED Clark, of Brainar,l, Mimi, son of
the late Bradley NJ. Clark, of this village,
arrived in town Friday last on a short visit
to his old home and relatives. Mr.. Clark
has resided in the west about ten years
and now is Postmaster of Brainard.
Six tramps were drunk last night and
were lodged in jul. AS they are very
probably in search of winter quarters it is
doubtful whether they are gr,titied by be-
ing prosecuted and sent to Jail in default
of paying their fines.
SEMINARY HILL.-I.ast Friday evening
the Lyccum held its mid-term election,
which resulted as follows: President,
Miss Bemis Secretary. Miss Steele; Chair
man of Board Of Directors, Mr.. Barnes
According to the new regulations of the
school the students assemble each day to a
large number. for the purpose Of practic-
ing gymnastics, which healthy excr-
else is conducted by Prof Rocheleau.
The honored member of the Senior class,
who was compelled to return home, some
time since, on account Of ill health, has re-
covered sufficiently to come back. and in
part resume her studies.
The number of students is )mewhat di
mlnlshed from the fact that several have
gone away for the purpose Of teaching.
The students of Seminary Hill have Just
formed a society which, it is expected. will
be II permanent organization. The sOcie-
ty is called 4" The Seminary Temperance
Union," and the officers for the present
term are: Professor j. b. Southworth,
President; W. W. Ainsworth, Vce-Presi
dent; Miss Flora Terrill. Secretary; w. X
Davenport. Miss Mary w. Cllrk and Mis-,
Sabra A. Wyman. Executive and Pledg,
Committee. The total abstinence pledge
was adopted, which is now being circu
lated and it is hoped the nllne Of every
person connected with the school will sool
be found thereon.
= Rev Henry Morgan of Boston delivere
, two lectures in this place on Monday an
4 Tuesday evenings, under the auspices O
5 Post Brooks, G.. A. r., and for some I'm
j. accountable reason they failed to draw
: paving houses, the proceeds not amount
: ing to enough to pay expenses. We hare
l. " think the " BOYS deserve this from OF
@ public. W.
The lectures OF Rev. Henry Morgan
d Monday and Tuesday evenings, were yer
1t thinly attended and the lecture for tn
evening WAS given up. When II man a.
is vertises lecture in clp-trap, sensation
e, phrase he does not attract thereby love
y of good order and good morals and. hoy
1t ever 1" wicked a sensational clergym;
to implicitly promises to be, he cannot dccei
IN those who delight in the true inwardnc
rs of badness. They know all the time
will not, with all his prctence, say IN
~ thing so immoral rs to be really wor
" their hearing. And so the sensation
-, preacher fails to " draw
h. Don't BACK DowN-Mr +. Bul.
es Woodbury., Il reputable citizen. was |;
zee week examining Il pair of slippers in t
re Turkish department of the Centenni
when he was pushed away from where
be stood, by the crowd and WAS immediate
of. arrested for larceny. The statements
es- friends awaited nothing and he came We
he near being convicted on-hlnd. II.
by Field, who was in Philadelphia, tclegra
he ed to Mr. Heath and he and Mr. Lyfo
ow the Woodbury. representative raised IN
ev enough to bail Mr.. Blll and sent Il
r;t- erraph money order The case WAS pc
tho poned and though off rs have been m;
or to settle the matter. Mr.. Ball didn't |
Of pose to act like u thief and is going to
r the thing ont. 1t is said that Il mol pI
leo will be entered, AMI the Centennial
,u. licpncn will not III Ike IN lch by pick
cid up a decent man for \ thief
Quite a sensation was created i'll
orm village on Thursday evening. last b
the dispatch being received from WOrce>
ted Mass, stating that they had got " BartC
the the burglar who escaped from the Gust
lch of the officer on his way to State Prl
,ion five years AFRO, under arrest there
not ,ickpocket Officer Dudley immedia
rich started thence for the purpose OF lden
n it inc him. but upon his arrival there f;
to do 50; but Forwarded II picture of
win, man here for the purp'Se of Identifies
wed by several ptrties, bat they also ta'le'
hi.h do SO. tn" only resemblance to Barton
.,I,, inc about the ewes Mr.. Dudley retu
,o,.. home on Sunday morning. concluding
hos they had got the wrong man, he tllllI
hes, i"ehlliy 'ie Wiz VI '''0 ''''',
.-L,J there us the woman who was here IL
wife of ,rton on his trial. Some r.
,ou, were found about his person when III
ell alluliny to one Barton, which led
TO think that this was the man we W;
so badly; but Detective Wiggcn OF
ton te}errap!s IL, that H.. knows him
zone " Jim X p>S, n n ,torlOus char
=, who was serving ont u sentence III
Prison when Barton cracked Wafer
# the
49,. &c Bank.
e are SINGu AC'lNENr'-A sihS"''''
)st, Is dent occurre" W w. - ''''1'' .''''"'
q mr. near the .Jewett crossing in Mldd
sniff. last wednesday IN ,rning. Two car
of corn, consigned to Bailey n Pa
this place. were to be set out 1T the
q Ios ton; and time being short, the tran
.onn1 rncoupled behind these ears. 50 as
them out rs quickly rs possible. &C
.;1a tor Severance had barely pissed oV
w., rear car. after uncoupling, when the
:..,,a, broke, throwing the ear from the
a,h and breaking the coupling with tn
,1 ward cars. The car, after pitching
=. g.. a., ,nin,,t, rolled over and