Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-27
b. Smith is in Providence. R. l.,
aEIsa.i|ng the Grand Army Reunion.

e. Smith is in Providence, R. l.,
aIisa|i|ng the Grand Army Reunion.
barns of VIM. Mears of Barre were
burned ast Thursday. Probably caught
lEam park dropped from pipe.
4 the Magician, gave n series of
lis .iItresting entertainments in Village
Han Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
iasi Neek.
basket picnic is to be held on the
nss.n..os of Mr.. j. w. Leonard of East
nals next Wednesday. A jolly good
EiIne n expected.
THO FIRST semi annual meeting of the
ReIofm Club occurs next Monday evening,
It which the regular election of officers
sakes bIace. A full attendance is desired.
ligious services are to be conducted
81 Rev. j. Edward Wright, in the Con-
alstafional church at Berlin Corners next
sunday afternoon at halfpast two O'Clock.
Governor Fairbanks was in town Mon
day % his way to the Burlington Com
mencement. He is looking in better
health than when here during session last
all
I'D. Farwell says he has a few odd
coats and vests that he will close out very
cheap SO for coats and 81 for vests. Call
ana see them. Also large line Of thin
sammer goods.
According to vote passed at the annual
maatIng of the Society in January, the
Church of the Messiah will omit the Gus
tonlary Sunday evening service during the
next lhree months.
The Arion Quartette of this village,
sang ~ Miss SANKEY'S benefit in Buring
t0n friday evening, and also gave thu
music at the Bacoalaureate Discourse Of
President Buckham on Sunday.
7annes Crossett has purchased the fisl
market and eating rooms in the basement
Of Tie Union Block, lately occupied b.
Mr.. eeaver, and will have only the best il
his Inc and will sell at the lowest prices.
Tlis rains that were so much needed thu
fIIst of the season have put in an appear
Ane8 md il has rained at short interval
iof lew weeks. The wet weather is nc
ID walcome as it would have been at tn,
time y was due.
Tha Indications are that the session {
lhe american Institute to be held here i
two weeks will be largely attended |
Naw England teachers, and will be one {
tie most interesting OF the annual gather
ines q that Association.
III he public examinations of the Unto
school, Nos. /, ., 6 and 8 passed
vsgv creditable examinations yesterday
The femaining rooms are to be examine
to-day. The public exhibition of tn
zlamrnar school occurs in the hall of II
Eean0lhouse TO morrow evening.
MAsoN AND HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN
w. Wilder has II fine assortment
these organs at his Music Store, and
would invite all those who have organs
0tli6f makers left ut their place by travt
ife agents to call and examine styles III
prices of these celebrated Instruments t
ioiN hey buy. F2Sw4
me marriage of George R. Chapma
81 Vergennes, the genial clerk ofthe Hou
a. REPRESENTATIVES,, and Miss Genevic
G. Camp of this place, took place in t
PAVILION parlor last Wednesday aft
noon the officiating clergyman bel
President IIulburt of Middlebury COLES
MI. and Mrs Chapman departed on lc
I'd the west the same afternoon, follow
III goodly shower of old slippers ant
still gOodier number Of good wishes fir
their many friends.
We wish to call the attention of
readers to the concert to be given ut villa
Hall next Saturday evening, complim
tary 10 Miss Celia A Chimney, s y long :
faToAbly known as the leading soprano
the Church of the Messiah The Burl
lon Erec Press of the 23d instant, speak
81 one of Miss Cheney's songs, says: %
has fresh, strong, clear soprano voice
good method and excellent self-possessi
ai|d made an unqualiiedly favorable
pss ion. Her sustained notes were
pecislly admirable, and the style and
PRESTON with which she gave the p
were every way excellent" Miss Che
I IL 81 well known here that all will
sIiat His notice is no more than just.
win be assisted by Miss Ida Stanley
Burlington, who has favored our citii
with some beautiful singing, Mr.. Geo.
DHdley of Boston, SO well known 4
) aaecessful teacher, and the Arion Q
teIl6 of Montpelier, who need no enct
! INNS, its excellence being well known.
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