Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-21

vi the 1922 heaviest tax payers of Wor
cester. Mass . 2S0 are known to be men O
church going habits.
St. Adams NJ. Z. church has a Youn,
Ladies' Missionary Society which is edu
eating child in India:
Rev. j. X Williams of West RUTLAND
has been called to the Congregations
church at Barton Landing.
The present week is observed by the Y
NJ G. A. throughout the world as week
of prayer for young men.
The historian Froude declares that nc
man is what he would have been if Mar
tin Luther had not been born.
Thirty five different kinds of pie were
served by the ladies' of the Ludlow NJ. E
church at recent pie festival.
Lyndonville Good Templars are prosper.
ing, the average attendance for the past
few week being from eighty to ninety.
Ex-Governor and Standardized Colquit,
of Georgia, recently took an active part
in a revival at Marietta in that state.
Middlebury College students are weigh b.
ed monthly, the object being to see what
effect the college diet has upon them.
California oil wells. last year, yielded
100000 gallons of oil and it is expected
that the proceeds will be doubled this wear.
Dr.. j. o. Peck received 124 into full
membership at the October communion
Of the Hanson Place NJ. E. church, N. Y.
city
Senator Don Cameron purposes to re-
main in England this winter, not being
able to return and attend upon congress
sional duties.
The Canadian Pacific railroad has forbid.
den the sale of intoxicating liquors at all
restaurants on its route from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
During the last fiscal year permits
were issued in Washington for new
buildings in that city, the cost of which
will be S3,200,000.
Rev. DIR. Huntington of Worcester,
Mass, has received call TO become the
of Bishop Potter at Grace
church, New York.
Last Sunday was generally observed IN
his country and throughout Protestart t
Europe, AS the 4O0th anniversary of tire
birth of Martin Luther.
Rev. DR.. Wcscott, late canon of Peter.
borough. has accepted the deanery of
Westminster vacated by Canon Barry,
low priT ate designated of Australia
Burlington Episcopal Society is to have
new rectory, the gift of the phianthrop
C Howard. The sum of 50, 900 has been
Inscribed toward the furnishing of the
louise.
The more important Of Herbert Spen.
er's work have been translated into the
apanese language and are widely read
y the inhabitants Of the empire of the
ising sun.
At the recent meeting of the American
Visionary Association Rev. A, A. Myers
aid that he knew of only one family in
he whole state Of Kentucky that observed
lmily prayers.
After % years of work aud the expen.
iture of Si,500,000 the walls of the
lormon temple Mt Salt Lake City have
cen completed. Six years more will be
'quired to complete the edifice.
1t is rumored that Rev. George A. Cor
IN Of Greenwich, Conn. has accepted n
II TO the Old South church, Boston, and
to enter upon the pastorate the first of
'xt April.
Hosea q, Blake, A, NJ, "A graduate of
Vermont Methodist Seminary, class
rs, and of Amherst College, class of f
:, has accepted Il position on the edito.
Il staff of the Sunday School Times, Phil.
elphia
Hon. Geo. D. Robinson. who, nv the
~, is now talked of as pershable dark =
rse in the presidential race, is the third
vernon of Massachusetts descended from :,
'ior Davis. The others are John Davis h
q John Davis Tonp ;
November 4th, the twentieth anniyersa. "a
OF the installation OF The Rev. L. G. :
tre rs pastor of the First Unitarian .
arch burlington, was appropriately OBJ 8
we'd by pastor and people. z
Rev. 6. A. Dutton of Norwich supplies =,
Weston Congregational church for the q
uing six months. ne being under an. 'fr
ntment of the A. B. G. F. NJ. 10 enter 81
m missionary work in Mexico in the 50
ing. d
Dr.. j. II. Vincent has been classed at
ong those who are likely to be elected M
bop at tho coming session of the Gene az
Conference. The Sunday school work at
i'll afford 10 spare him even for the ~
lopric.
he Allan Steamship Company sued the b.,
ntreal Witness for publishing an anony-
US article rejecting on the companv's .
ltmcnt of the Storage passengers. The sre
TT has just returned verdict for the iot
'ndants on all points at issue. IA
an
lrs. NJ. L. P, Hidden of Lyndonville is
President; Mrs. G. E. Davidson of ter
yport, Rev. I. j. Freeman of Newf,ne the H.,
.. Mr.. Martin of Peacnam and John e T1
Ike, Esq of Albany, Vice Presidents; Sc
5 Laura Moore of Barnet, Secretary The
Mrs. S. A. Nelson of West Burke nea
-, - N' nc, tins
isurer of the Vermont Women's Suf. and
c Society. sell