Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-05
Our Union school opens next Monday.

Edwin F. Hutchins of Berlin expects t
move in to his new house on Barre stree
the last of this week.
Quite a shower passed over this village
Sunday night, and since then the weather
has been quite windy.
Mrs. Charles A. Reed and her eldes
daughter, Of Sterling, Ill.,, are visiting
relatives and friends in town.
A general term Of The supreme court il
ordered to be held at Montpelier, on the
18th Tuesday of October next.
Evening services are to be resumed in
the vestry of the Church of the Messiah
next Sunday, ut 7 80 O'Clock.
On Saturday the family of George N
Dale took possession of the Geo. Jacobs
house recently purchased by him.
Mr.. Wright is expected to preach in the
cemetery school house, in Middesex, mex
Sunday afternoon, at 2: 80 clock.
Peter Carr being unable to meet the
fine imposed on him last week was taker
to the house of correction in Rutland.
Geo. S. johnson of Boston, formerly q
well known resident Of Montpelier, is in
town on visit, accompanied by his wife.
Several new roads are being opened
and worked by the commissioners in the
lower section of Green Mount cemetery.
George eldest son of George G. Shop
herd, who has been quite seriously ill the
past week with fever, is now on the gain.
Monday night a severe frost which,
however, was tempered by fogs in certain
sections visited this village and the
surrounding country.
O. II. Henderson of St. Johnsbury has
been appointed grand secretary of the
Odd Fellows of Vermont, in place of H.
NJ. Currier of Brattleboro, resigned.
The Burlington Philharmonic society
announces its third annual musical festival
at the Howard opera house In that city
on the Oh, 10th, lth and 18th of October
and promise that no pains will be spared
t. make it fully up to its former meetings.
The members of the capitol Guard"
left on the morning train over the Montpel
Ter & Wells River railroad yesterday, in
the best OF spirits to attend the muster at
St. Johnsbury the present week. A
detail from the company to pitch tents and
aid in laying out the camp went over
Monday.
On Wednesday afternoon Of last week
SC. Woolson and Enos Stevens were
thrown from their buggy by the breaking
of the forward axle. when passing the
residence of Judge Redfied on State street.
Both gentlemen were bruised somewhat,
Mr.. Woolson bleeding profusely from the
nose and mouth.
The state Sunday school association
will hold its annual meeting at Mortified,
Sept. 18th and 18th. First services at the
NJ. Z. church. Those wishing entertain
ment free will apply to j. L. Mosley or
Frank Plumley, Mortified, on or before
Sept, It'll. Hotel rates $1,OO per day.
The ninth annual meeting !of the
woman's Christian temperance union will
be held at West Randolph, Vt, Thursday
and Friday. September Goth and Dist,
1888.
Each auxiliary union is entitled to three
delegates. Churches where no unions
exist are invited to send two representa-
tives. Delegates will please send their
names to Mrs. Willard Gay, West Ran
dolph, and VICAR white ribbon badges.
Return checks kindly furnished by rail-
roads to those who pay full fare one way.
On Saturday. September LIST, the town
treasurer paid the French estate six thou
sand dollars, the AMOUNT of damages
ordered to be paid the estate for the
opening up of the arch. Mr.. Fisher of
Burlington has made the plans for the
remodeling of the part OF the building to
be left standing, ard work will be com.
menced in three weeks.
Tho LIST regiment. National Guards oil
Vermont which is made up of ten com
panies of infantry of fifty.one men each
and one section of battery, the Fuller
light battery of Brattleboro with eighty
men, together with the Independent com.
pany, the Grout Guard of Newport, are
now in camp at Scamp Preston" ST.
Johnsbury, with nearly full ranks. The
regimental officers are given below:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Coloncl-William L. Greenleaf of Wi
nooski.
Lieutenant Colonel-Julus ]. Estey o.
Brattleboro.
Major Albert D. Tenney OF St. Adams
Adiutant-Marcus d. Green of St. AL
bans.
Quartermaster-W Smith of Bur
lington.
Commissary-Elward E. Greenleaf Of
Winooski
Surgeon-Osear w. Peck of Winooski
Assistant Surgeon Charles F. Branch
of Coventry.
Capt. and Pro. M.-Robert j. Coffey o.
Windsor.
Chlplain-Howard F. Hill of Montpe
Iier.
Reg Ins.-Alfred A. Hall of st. Adams
NoN-CoMMTssToNED STAFF.
A. B. Hastings, Brattleboro, sergean
major; j. S. Spaulding, st. Adams, com
mssary sergeant; Charles H. Fuller
Montpelier, quarter master sergeant
Frank II. Lewis, Burlington, acting hos
pital steward Charles F. Collins, Mont
pelier, 1st color sergeant; George E
Coraell, Rutland, q color sergeant; Dor
G, Newton, s.. Adams, drum major; E
w. LQndo7, Brandon, chief musician.