Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

The Adyentists holding their annual camp
meeting this year at Reebe Plains They have
bought five acres, including 4 beautiful grove.
have erected some fifty good frame hrn-e, avn
intend 10 make this permanent pl,:t e. N .'-.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
The prisoners IN Rutland al made nearly
cessul attempt at escape, Thursday morning
shei III Mlillngton awakened by Suspicious
noise, ana upon investigating found that hole
had been cut through the wall distance OF three
eet, and THAT the prisoner, had torn up blankets
ana hnottcd them To let them down. The work had
been done with four case knives, a piece of wagon
tire. OF which they m"':e Il wrench, and an iron
rod which tehy used IA drl which article, they
had in some way obtained.
William Gilman, the horse thief, confined IN
Rutland jail nearly escaped with other prisoners,
caily rhur>uay morning. three foot hole had
been made through the brick wall and their blank
els tied together, but they noisy the keep,
cis discovered their ATTEMPT
All haIl to the Rutlan gni who asks the pi'ce OF
a truss, thinking 1t a SHAW -slrap!
Rev. sullivan f. Gale, formerly OF New Mar
buro, Mass is called To to the brandon tun-rrga-
tlOnti chulcii.
WINDiIAL COMFY.
! An :,ccid lit Occurred ON the Central Vermont
Road, near Fellows Fails, Wednesday afternoon,
! by which an engine aud three cars Ut 4 hcl9ht
train VAS wrecked. The accl sent WAS caused by
the section men having rails out AMI not slNln5
proper Signals.
4 James Mc\anit,c va, caught by revolving
Shalt at HE Fall Mountain paper mills At bellows
Falls FrldIy, and whIilcd around with The shaft
many tunes, but escaped with a few bruises, al
though every vcotlye Of his clothing tom from
his person.
The steam mill at oath Vernon cluGht Ire on
the rooi IA few evenings SINCE ana would have been
destroyed but Tor three women who dragged a A.
foot ladder nearly mile, viii II cnabe'i the men
10 mount the roof and eNunsuieh the names
WINDSOR COUNTY.
LYMAN ROGERS respectable farmer . i; ctnel,
dropped dead IN III, hay iel last week ICON heart
disease. Ills age wis - ycar,-
/ ncol &C rcny OF Wooistoct bad an shattered
Fourth.
\ heavy S.lc on W Wednesday i-ilt took part
tie rocf on the WOODEN mills IN Wool7toch and dl'
considerable other dam % to fences -ha L. tees,
etc.
Myron Barnett . The Marsh burnett lumber
finn at Bcthc,his been arrested for I,l-c Icr-e.eu
West Randolph to ms papcr
\ barn and shed belonging 10 :. >rrout, Al Nor
wich, VI, together with :, la cc >t"ca OF tanning
tools, wool, hay and grain. were burned Sunday
night. Loss 81 200, insurance S.lo Inc lie VA
set by eon Of vi. >piout, aged eighteen wears.
No cause is assigned the other than malice.
He has been arrested @ri sent to ~ t. await t!Ill
at the Dec, lnbcr tenn of the count.
The publisher, OF S,ribusr'S NHtIJH and
Midsummer Holiday number Of each
rs their special contribution t. tn, - Cen
trnnial year They propose to make this
number a very attractive one and spare
neither pains OF money in thrir efforts.
James Graham. of South P.atham. Vt.
died June 80. He had represented the
town two terms in tn" Legislature, and
will be greatly missed.
EN Secretary Bri-tow pcr>i~tentIy refuses
the whi~key rim prosecutions TO Pf"''"r
. Knots Investigating committee.
The final vote in favor of closing the
Philadelphia Exhibition on Sundays was
80 to- In detail il was aS follows
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