Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-07-04
press water at Bascom's drug sto


A. D. Mayo of Springfield, Mass,
cted to preach in the Church of the
Sd next Sunday morning. Subject,
ahts and Children"
los Vitalzer, Da Costas Radical cure
SIS een's August Flower, all excellent
HeasaIes for Dyspepsia, are sold at Mont
pellet only by Frank H. Bascom.
ana Union School Exhibition last Thurs
as ening was attended by large audi
sa nd was very successful. We under
hat the teachers for the coming
vsa lave not yet been elected.
pll line of fine drugs, patent medicine,
aasY goods, dye stuffs, perfumeries, sta
liaasFy, cigars, tobacco, snufs, mineral
Esf. &c., can be found at Frank H.
m's Drug Store. He sells goods
sheap as his increasing trade will bear
IEasAs.
highly interesting and well written
letter, descriptive of II trip to Texas, the
country and incidents that fell under his
ndlfoe,by A. Z. Perkins, that is well worth
reading, will be found on the fourth page
Of this paper The advice he gives peo-
pie Who intend going there for employment
IS clear and concise, Don't"
A. will be seen by the West Berlin
items several of the farmers of that Sec
tion have been compelled to have more
barn room, This is rs it should be-
Some Of the most fertile farms in the coun-
III oan be found in that section, and
Journey through that section would con-
vince any one that the farms had fallen
into GOOD LANDS, and that they were not
cn tho down grade.
TIE AMERICAN INsTITUTE.-It is now
certain that over three hundred teachers
viii nttend the meeting of the American
Institute here next week, and it is to be
hoped that they will have reason to 60
away well pleased with the inequalities of
the VIllage. Our citizens will find that at
TEN nee on the exercises of the meeting
VIII veil repay them and we anticipate
tbs he parties of both the first and second
part viii be pleased that the association
1a inet in Montpelier.
M and Mrs. Captain Bates, the tallest
coanle in the world, are now on exhibition
IA ne annex or side show connected
with O'Brien's Six Shows. Mrs. Bates
ne8 Hiss Anna Swan, will be recollected,
her husband, as attractions of the
Am6Fican Museum in its palmy days,
SINCE which they have become matrimoni-
alIN united and travelled all over Europe,
having inst returned to America to fulfill
thsif present engagement. In conjunction
with lhese marvels, a marine horse, double
haAdad baby and albino, may be seen in
lion to magical and ventriloquial en-
ii Inment by Shaft Hinman and Prof.
naalne
j. Coney, Commandery Washington
tI1anEy Veteran Soldiers Battalion has, in
a6mplyance with General Order No. 2
from Headquarters at Bennington, appoint
ia he,following veterans to recruit and or
8ize companies in this county:
foE Geo. S. Robinson, Montpelier, E.
0ntpelier and Berlin.
Capt w. II. Boynton, Mortified and Rox'
hHgy.
Iaaab Eli Holden, Barre and Plainfeld
1at Chas Newton, Marshfeld and Ca
e p. Savage, Waitsfeld, Warren and
sgston.
8. Kneeland Waterbury, Duxbury ani
Noretown.
Chas. Tewksbury, Worcester, Middlesex
Calais and Woodbury..
ii ID desired that all intending to enlis
. should do so by Aug LIST, in order that the
necessary arrangements and accommoda
lions can be made. Less than half fare
win be charged by the railroads to veteran
soldiers,
4 II other information will be forwarded
to eeruiting officers and newspapers ~
soon as received from headquarters a
AeHHington.