Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-20


4l aas of job printing is done in the
nealaa hape and at the lowest prices at
lha RfFMAN office.
aaeil plate is a necessity for every
nas ia j chance to procure one at very
law h is offered by A. J.. Kilburn, as
zen by reference to our advertis-
Ine Columns.
An exehange thinks the heads of young
..,an via have been shorn of their locks
81 ne Manipulation of horse clipping
,,,sohise Resemble an old-fashioned trunk
aIlsr rs of travel.
Ths shFing term of the Seminary closed
net week. The Faculty and students
6aS6 thfown off their work harness for a
ten weeks vacation and propose to make
GOOD lee of the time in recruiting.
Those engaged in stealing farms by the
nail hasket or cart load, are informed that
they are committing as grave crime as
If shay bad stolen meeting house and
no N qised to retain firm Of lawyers or
qai lhe business.
Harvey Cilley, young married man of
MonkpsHIer, was found yesterday afternoon
hune to i beam in his cellar. When dis
covered life was not quite extinct, but he
expired In q short time after being cut
down.
The weather is clear and warm to-day.
The clerk of the weather has let the time
slip by uhen he could give us rain and
not cause some grumbling, for send it
when be will, some granger's hay will be
sure to get soaking.
One Kindred and fifty Favorite - ci-
pars soId each day at Bascom's drug store.
They are the best cigar for the money in
Vermont. Don't allow unprincipled deal
era to fool you with cigars, claiming to be
lie same. No one sells them but Bascom,
AZ w e6htrols the brand. He will sell you
""
aBatlalion," for cents each.
Comrade R. j. Coffey, Commander of
Brooks Post No. 10, G. A. R., has been
appointed to enlist and organize the Vet
oran soIdiers in Washington County for
lie te.nnion to be held in Bennington in
August The plan of organization and
other lnlormation will be forwarded in a
FEW DAYS from head quarters at Benning-
Ton. when immediate action will lbe taken
toward organization in this county.
* ii Brooks Post No. 13, G. A. R.. at
their meeling in Montpelier, June 10Th,
passed he following resolution:
The members of Brooks Post desire to
express their thanks to the many friends
who a0 generously assisted in carrying out
The piineiples of our order in the observ-
ance d Memorial Day, May 3Oth.
r. j. CoFFEY, Com. Post.
PRATT, Adjt.
"A Illlle barelooted, hatless Montpelier
boy who followed party of older girls to
aneighbor's, where they were invited tc
take off their things and stop while,
anxlously inquired if he had not got
enough of. When told that they guessed
he III about right, he heaved sigh of re
liaf ind Immediately dove under the table
captured the kitten and set up a circus or
bis own hook.
IikRz.-Speaking of this famous con
juror Who appears at Montpelier for few
DAYS rom June 81, the Worcester, Mass.
6n4 avs: q" The stage of Mechanics
Hall was turned into n bower of magi'
last ovening, and the vast auditorium wa
filed With people DESTROYS of seeing tn
great Magician, Hartz. We say great
aJVlsedly, for none have yet appeared
here Who can be even remotely compared
to Prof Hartz. The best Of his tricks
last evening, was the water trick,-a pal
filed with water being suspended in tn
air, when 10! the pail fell and ball
water remained in its place. What hel
the water, or where it went when tb
wizard requested it to disappear, is be
y0nd chi comprehension. He is wonder
fal.