Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-17

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y Eaton of Montpelier. and Mr.. Henri
rriest' principal of Goddard seminar,
We're married last Thursday evening a
the residence OF the brides father. h.,
oil friends on both sides wish them low.
Several cases of d,phths.is are ranorts,
IN town. Mr.. w. o. Standish and two a
ms children are quite sick with this al.
ease. A i've year old daughter of .Job,
w. Hill died of diphtheria on the IN
Instant just one years from the d,v on
which the first fatal case occurred las
year.
Rev. II. A. Rogers and wife celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marri.oe
on Monday evening at the Baptist v,.strv
Quite large number of their friend,
were in Attendance rh presents were
numerous including purse of about s35
from his CLASSMATES and handsome c,no
from Mr.. F. H. Gary.
At Mortified, Monday morning. Perry
Marsh, veteran of the war of 1912. over
- years old, resilient there, was assault.
ell by stranger on the puolic square and
robbed OF IA watch. Captain William H
Bpynton en- ietvorel to arrest the robber
bat he drew a revolver. under cover of
which he turned and fed. Ofi,ers ara
pursuing him.
Fully three thousand people were pres.
ent Suadiy at the grounds of the Central
Vermont Camp meeting association at
Mortified. They listened in the mornino
to sermon by Rev. Alonzo Webster. D.
d., OF Orangeburgh, South Carolina: in
tha afternoon TO Rev II w Vorthe, of
Northtleld, and in the evening to Rev. P.
Merrill Of Waterbury. R.v. A C. Stevens
Of Brooklyn. N. Y, was present.
The fall tern of the Vermont Confer
ence Seminary, begins NJ onday, August
ed. Rev. f. A. Bishop, NJ. A., a gradu
ate of Wesleyan, AMI late principal Of IN
academy in Connection, has bsan englyal
to assist Principal Southwoth in the wo.k
and management of the seminary. Mr..
F. II. Howard. A. B, has the Latin and
Greek and Mr.. jas. A. Dsvein of Mil.
dletov n University, the elO1u.1n. Inc
grammar department will BE- IN Ter the
care of Miss Sarah VI. H)bsoa,a yrtil,,e
of one ofthe Misstchu,e sets norm II schools.
The other departments will b. as hereto.
fore and under the same tried and comps.
tent teachers.
I. j. Deavitt Esq, of this place seem,
to be even more successful in procuring
pensions under Col. w. w. Dudley, the
new commissioner of pensions, than he
was under the late Hon. John A. Bentley.
Tne following are among those recently
gran ted:
In Btrre-D.vid B. Minard, So per
month, with S775 arrears; John S. Collins,
81 per month and S76i arrears; Mrs.
Maria L. Hall. widow of Ran lall L. Hall,
sl4 per month from August ), 1876, $40
arrears.
In Midilesex-Henry Stone, So per
month, $3.50 arrears.
In Greensboro-Peter Rodger, 81 per
month S765 arrears.
In Wheeock-Jesse R. Gray, $40 per
month, $3.50 arrears; John NJ. Topham,
81 per month. S765 arrears.
In Neutrality-suspicious. Burnham, 81
per month; 1884 arrears; Walter S. Bur-
gin, 81 per month and $500 arrears.
In Warren-Almon Stevens, 80 per
month since 1873.
In Groton-Moses R. Hunter, increased
o S72 per month and $500 arrears.
In Mont pelier-Charles A. Sanders, 81
per month, 376S arrears Alfred Clark, 81
Der month, $40 arrears; Mrs. John Ladi
md children Sl2 per month, Sl4OO ar.
ears.
In Fayston-Warren c. Porter, 81 per
month, $3.50 arrears.
Two weeks ago we published list of
he male octo gen ,rians living In this vii
age, and this week we give the ladies of
he same ages: