Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-04-05

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BRApFoRp.--Our village is becoming
quite noted for its concerts of late. First
came the one given by Prof. Harvey's
singing school class, assisted by members
of his classes from Oxford, Haverhill,
Newbury and other towns moro remote.
Many of the singers did themselves much
credit Especially is this true of some of
the younger members of the class. For
fear of doing injustice to some we will
mention none in particular. Suffice it to
say we have some very fine musical talent
in town if It can be rightly cultivated and
brought before the public. Next came
the concert before the reform club by four
young men from Dartmouth, styling
themselves " The Dartmouth Glee Club. "
We know not their names or the part of
he country they came from We con-
,ude, however. that they camo from II
people whose tastes differ very much from
hose Of the people Of this village, as their
selections we're nything but pleasing anu
satisfactory to the crowded house that had
gathered anticipating a rich musical treat
Let no one who reads this item refrain
from attending concerts given by Dart
mouth Glee Clubs" for there arc others
Who 60 out giving concerts styling them
selves the same, who are really fine sing
ers and who give good entertainments
we'll worthy of public patronage. Tuesday
evening of this week we are to be favored
with grand concert by the MOLLY
Stark" concert troupe. From the fiat
terng accounts of the concerts given by
this troupe, both from the city and country
press, we anticipate great treat. Many
who would be glad to attend will bt
debarred, owing to want of large hall
nearly all Of tho seats having been taken
some days since.
| EAST CALAIs.--J. u. Cochran has taken
farm in Orange and moved on to i t.
Royal Cunningham is sick and his chill
dren are going to he put out in care o
other families.
George Parker's COW, while going t
drink, slipped downaand continued to d.
so every time she tried to get up, until HI
found it necessary to load her on to drag
and draw her on to somo.ssnow before sh'
could get back to the barn.
w. V. Peck had a nice yearling Jcrso.
heifcr die the other day.
Il. Holton has bought Bella George
new organ, and has ordered an upright
piano for harself
| CuEISEA.-Ezra Walker has moved
back from East Randolph to his homo OIL
Chelsea West Hill. lie had lived a yea
with his father-iu law, caring for tho wei
faro of tho aged couple.
Rev. L. Il. Hcrrick's daughter, Ella,
attending tho spring term of school a
West Randolph.
Fred Ordwsy is attending school a
Montpelier.
Tho remains Of j. NJ. Moulton, VIII
died recently on the West Hill, were take
to Randolph for burial.
Tho ladies of tho Congregational churc
held sugar festival at their vestry Marc
Goth.
]. A. Il. Corwin is engaged in buyin:
wool from the farmers, and pays Sc cts
per lb. for superfne lots.
I At the annual school meeting in dstric
= number two Hon. L. G. Hincklcy wa
: cho sen moderator, j. A. II. Corwin. clerl
q j. G. Clark, treasurer and J. b. Atwoo
t prudential committee. A tax Of liftee
). cents on the dollar was raised 10 pay til
e expenses of the school. The district re
r solved itself into graded school distriC
n one year agn, but the arrangement an
management of tho school have not bee
4 changed.
O Rev. II. Webster had large lot Of woo
that no wanted fitted for the stove. A fe
y ladies took tho m liter in hand and mad
, II bee by inviting DOZEN or fifteen me
to meet at the parsonage last F,iday an
"a work it up. They responded in goc
N earnest. and the job was done in quic
~ timo. The ladies were on hand and fu
., nished substantial dinner. Such kind
favors cheer the heart of the pastor.
II. II. Taylor has made arrangement
I. to remove from the Bacon house on Map
1i street to q tenement in Mrs. Belts hou
Is south side Of tho common. The chans
10 is favorable to his stage bus mess.
IS The town clerk has granted ninety do
IS a lease of life one more year,
at WEST NEWBURY. -George Wilson h
Mt so far recovered from his late severe il
ut ness as to be able to leave for Florid
rs where he goes, accompanied Ivy /
Oh brother, hoping to regain his health. v
K wish him speedy recovery, and G
ry many months hope 10 see him aga
behind the counter. George is f
young mau--one that will be missed
Mt our midst.