Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-22

' US " lhq IRE OF our village Faith
ers II they do not think they are taking
liberties " in wholly disrsgardng the in :
structlons of those by whose plrtiality
they held their office the past year? You
cannot have forgotten. gentlemen, tha
you were expressly instructed ut our an
nual meeting, more than year ago, TO
c'use the names of the different streets
and avenues to be put up ut the corners
thereof, within reasonable time" It is
queried, how much longer sptce of time
This indefinite perol can be make to coverp
DO not beqneath the performance of this
duty to your successors in office.
WARREN.-D. T. Averill of Mortified
spoke before a good audience at the church
on the evening of Tuesday. the 18th inst,
on the subject of temperance. The lecture
was an interesting one, and was we'll re-
ceived by the audience. The meeting was
presided over by D. C. Geer of this viii
lage.
WlLLIAMSTowN.-The republican ms met
IN caucus Saturday evening the 18th inst
and elected John Lynde. c. V. Lathrop
and Geo. Denny, rs delegates to tho state
convention at Burlington.
Chauncey Lougee has moved into his
new house, which is built near the pro-
posed new road through his farm.
Our farmers complain of hard times,
but there is being considerable done in the
way of new buildings. f. J. Poor has put
up an addition to his barn and John
Colby and j. R. Lyon are expecting to
tear down their barns and build greater.
The youngest child of Mr.. Charles
Benedict died very suddenly last week af-
ter an illness of two DAYS.
SOUTH WOODBURY.. The youngest
daughter of Chandler Bradish was bitten
quite badly by a cat last Saturday, and it
was feared for time that fearful results
would arise from it; but she was better
Sabbath morning.
Rev. II. Eerrick (Congregationalist)
closed his ministerial labors with the
church at Woodbury. Center last Sabbath.
He has preached in town for the last year.
md those attending his meetings have not
only been edited but benefited in high
Iegree.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis (Methodis) of Hard.
wick preached in tho vestry at South
Woodbury. yesterday MAY 19th) in the
afternoon The prospect now is that there
will be an effort made to secure his labors,
for portion of the time, for the ensuing
year, at the above named place.
The summer school in district No. 8 has
now commenced on its second week, with
fair prospects Of a good school. 1t is
taught by Miss Lena Clark, who is an ex-
pei fenced teacher
Below we give the programme for the
Anniversary Exercises of Barre Academy
for 1878:
June 6, and s, Examination of Senior
md Middle Glasses.
June .. afternoon, Annual Serm on
Rev. l.. Tenney.
June 10, II and -. Examination of
Junior and Sub Junior Classes.
June 10, evening, Plz Speaking.
June IL, evening, Rhe -orical Exercises
Middle Glass.
June -, afternoon, Anniversary of AS
spciate Alumni; Orator-C. IL. Stone.
Esq Laconia, N. H.; Poet-Rev. o. G.
Wheeler, South Hero.
jane II, evening, Anniversary of Social
fraternity; Orator-Prof. L. II. Higley,
Middlebury College.
June ID, morning, Annual Meeting of
Alumni.
June 10, morning, Special Meeting of
Social Fraternity.
June IS, morning, Annual Meeting of
Trustees.
June IS, afternoon, Rhetorical Exercises
of Graduating Class