Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-13
spel Meetings at West Berlin Sunday

ne Nj. w. IL. IL. IL. are erecting n
ass house one hundred and twenty-five
ong on Depot Street.
II. Whittier has commenced the
on of two more houses on the new
ssat, opened by him, leading south from
rsa4 Hill,
ne old building belonging to the Keith
estAta on North Main street, long occupied
ieather store by Keith & Peck, has
ase Sold to Thomas Moriarty, for ST.
Hhe meeting called on Thursday evening
for the purpose of making arrange
F.sass for the celebration of the Fourth
ha was u failure. Only three persons
puk in appearance. No action was
aken, but we understand that the matter
ID dropped yet.
Id the annual meeting of the State
HAmnopathc Medical Society, at Mont
n9iar, June 9th and 9TH, Drs. j. II. Jones
Of nFadford, II. G. Brigham of Montpelier.
anHT. r. Waugh of St, Adams were APP
poialed board of censors, to examine
and grant license to candidates to prac-
lIah medicine.
Qaite Il rich harvest of simpetons al
lowed themselves to be gathered in at the
heat Of State street Friday evening. They
fnIy in ~ CIR a
contrary. The man was indeed selling II
toeEh-powder, and it may have had some
effect on the eye-teeth of some CT the
wDad-bc purchasers.
Trained n good share of last week, be-
ginning Wednesday and raining at inter-
vals iii Monday of this week and now the
result is seen in the purer condition of
lie atmosphere and the freshness and
briahtness of the fields. We were great.
III I'll need of rain, the spring having been
iii ekceedngly dry one.
The Montpelier Philharmonic Society
via give in Village Hall next Friday and
sunday evening, the operetta of Arthur
sullivan entitled, " Trial by jury" The
sseety has had this work in rehearsal for
son9 time and it will be, we have no
doubt, greeted by full houses. The enter
taiament will not be of solemn char
aelss
aIIe NIetrical chart hung in the Post
0iIlee is worth looking at, and our citi-
zana may have chance of learning some
ching about it this summer as the Metri-
Jill Association is to hold its annual
mBaEing here in July. The Spelling
Keisfm association is also to hold meet
Ind here at the time the American Insti-
tlto Bones.
seth Powers was convicted Monday OF
kaaniDg nuisance north of the "Arch, y
and vas fined and the place closed against
hiEn Capt. Sweet seized his liquors, and
they were emptied into the street that
sfeaing. Lawrence Preston, who was
eunaerned in the same establishment, made
tl#tFpll aDScll, ihu Hao aVolucu "llCoI
hHs far
he American Institute of Instruction,
who'll holds its 18th annual meeting here
Jul810, II and 2 Is, as we have before
s'a, IN association of New England
taaHhers, and will bring here the leading
educators of the six eastern states. More
full nolices of the exercises may be expect
ed % the village papers previous TO the
maasing,
East FREIGHT LINE.-The Central Yer
mont Railroad is now running, for the ben
e6kof shippers on that line, express freigh
cars between this place and Boston on
very qnick time, leaving here daily at Z A
NJ and arriving in that city the mex
morning. Leave Boston at Ais P. NJ, AZ
rive here 1920 p. NJ. Refrigerator cars
senteYery Tuesday morning.
Al II. Bailey advertises large line o
dry goods at very low figures in on
N0lAuss this week. Look ut the price
there given and recollect that they are al
for irst-class goods, Mr.. Bailey has al
ezse8sive stock in each department in hi
trade and proposes to sell everything a
Ihe very lowest prices at which realI.
fselass goods can be bought.
Mid. Taylor Parker of MarshGeld, ageC
about thirty years, hung herself with
rope on the 9th inst, in her husband
barn. She was out OF health, low spirited
aaa bad been watched for some time
I've nncles and brother have COMMITTEES
suicide before her. 1t appears to be
family afl1ction though all are respected
ibid ID good circumstances.
aEMINARY COMMENCEMENT.-Th elias
reeaption occurred last Friday. Sunday
Pref j. B. Southworth preached the BAG
alanreate sermon, the Dream of Solo
aE.n being his text. The examination
took place Monday and Tuesday. AMI re
tested credit on both students and teacl
AR The lecture before the Esthetic Sc
ci was delivered by VIM. Rice. North
d., of Connecticut His lecture Of
he Conflict with Science and Religion,
@sa mastery effort and was delivere
clear and very interesting manner.
bout one o'clock on Tuesday afternoo
Central Vermont Engine house situo
ted Dn Berlin side, at the end of the raj
w bridge, was discovered to be on fir
alarm was Immediately sounded an
Pre- department was promptly on han
goon had the fire subdued. Only pa
be roof was destroyed and the nsG
ewhat damaged. The fire probabl
FED from spark from the engine, BIT
70 think it was from spontaneous con
ion great quantity Of waste tho
hly saturated with oil being in tt
aIldng.
% Monday night of last week, abor
clock, fire was discovered in the woo
of Mrs. Ramsdel, who lives
nchs block in the rear of the arch, /
mic, daughter of Thomas w. Bale,