Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-06-05

Where all did so well we could hardly
make special mention of any one The
entire exhibition showed the best of train
ing on the part of the instructors.
Miss Lula P. Whittemore and Chas. w.
McClearn graduated in the full course and
Clarence Randall in the scientific course.
Mr.. w. w. Prescott. the principal, has
done excellent work in the school during
the year.
The following scholars were neither abb
sent or tardy in the several rooms during
the term
Room No. Miss Alice A. Averill,
teacher.--5l scholars Mabel Brown, Lula
Wiley, Willie Larose, Rosa Dolan, Willie,
Bruidnell, Felix Leclair. Hattie Rowland,
Freddie Butler. Merton Chase.
Room No. 2-MIiSs Carrie S. Bean,
teacher.--58 scholars Frank Avery.
George Ely, Maggie Dolan, Mamie Per-
sons, George Badger, Sillman Hatch.
Dosko Kimball, Emma Stone, Palsie Do
Ian. Lizzie Cook. Alma Marston.
Room No. 3-Mi>s Mary M. Dole,
teacher so scholars :--Sadie Brudnell.
Carrie Davis. Susie Green. Josie Moritrty.
Clara Silsby, Dennis Doheny, Johnnie Gift
lin, Lizzie Cotter, Mamie Dooley, Mary E
Howe, Katie Paine, Frank Cox, Herbert
Farnham. Luther johnson, Olive Dumas,
Mamie Ely, Bertha Howe, Katie Richard
son Al phorso Dumas, Berthe Farnham.
Room No Miss Mary E. Thompson.
teacher-43 scholars Angie Badger, Inez
Greene, Minnie Jones. Susie Richardson,
Adelia Farnham, Gerlie Smith
UNION VILLAGE.-Freeman Bond had
his collar bone broken by the recol of his
gun while in the act of shooting fox.
TUNBRIDGE.-Mrs. T. r. Monkey fell on
the door step to her house and dislocated
one shoulder.
Clark Courser had the bridge of his ose
broken recently by the kick of calf that
he was loading for market.
VERsHIRE.-A man by the name of
Bennett fell about twenty feet in shaft in
the Ely mines, and was severely injured.
SIMoNsvILLE AND VIcINIrY.-Mrs. Ben
jamin Austin of Andover recently had a
severe paralytic shock.
B. S. Howard of this place recently dis
located his knee joint while cutting fence
poles.
The prospect for good fruit crop looks
favorable now.
Potato bugs have wintered well, coming
out in good condition and our farmers feel
sure of IL good crop of bugs, anyhow. In
your last paper you gave receipt taken
from the Chicago Tribune, good for bugs
What is meant by gas tar in that receipt is
what is known here rs coal tar.
Chester is to have reunion of the old
10th Regiment Vermont Volunteers on the
coming 4lh of July.
Decoration day was observed ut Weston
by Post Sheridan, G. A. r.
SOUTH WooDBURY.-In the GENITAL
part of the town of Woodbury. there i,
quite an eminence, called Robinsons
Mountain" In it is II large deposit OIL
granite lying near the SUFFICE 1t is said
that parties from out of town have of lat,
visited it, and on examination find it to BE-
the best for monuments of any found in the
state. If upon farther development il
proves to be such, it will give II jog 10 bus
mess in the right direction.
We have in our town singular boy in
some respects. lie is the son of Calel
Sabin, and is now in his tenth year; and
for one or two years past he has taken
pieces of church music that he has nevel
seen before. and by giving them II hasty
glance will play them correctly on the or.
gan. He frequently plays in church. 1t
seems strange how he does it, for he Can
not read music; nor does he know one
note from another, yet he seldom fails in
any respect. In other things he is not
above an average with other boys of his
age.