Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-28

land has been called to the pastorate o
the Second Congregational church, New
London, Conn.
Rev. J. A. Mccall, pastor of the St.
Adams Congregational church. was recent
ly married to Miss Jeanette Kyle Of New
York city, by Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby.
The president has appointed Col. Rob
ert Murray. assistant surgeon, to be sur
geon general of the army This Office is
one that DR.. Baxter was candidate for
the office.
Sergeant Mason. who shot at Guiteau
has been pardoned by the president and
Betty and the baby are to be congratu.
lated; and the thousands of petitioners
who asked to have the pardon granted
will probably feel better.
Hon. Justus Dart of Weathersield
state superintendent Of education, has
removed TO Springfield in order that his
wife, who is very i'll, may be under the
immediate care of DR.. Knight, hel
brother.
Five hundred Norwegians and Swede.
from'Illinois and Wisconsin, who emigrated
to this country many years ago, left
Thursday for their native land. This il
the second detachment of the same num-
Der. They are mostly farmers of the
wealthier class.
An Englishman named Samon is under
arrest at Plymouth, N. H., for the murder
of Mrs. Ford. with whom he boarded
and also that of Mr.. Rudy and his infant
child at Laconia, N. II, last Saturday
He thought he had killed Mrs. Ruddy and
saturated their bodies with kerosene
intending to set fire to them, but Mrs
Ruddy was able to give an alarm aud
frightened him off.
A horrible accident occurred recently
whereby George Sleeper of Crahsbury
lost his life. He had just stopped a
threshing machine but the heater WAS in
rapid motion from its own momentum,
and as he was brushing the grain IF the
separator his arm WAS caught and drawn
inlo the beater to his elbow and torn all to
pieces. Physicians amputated the limb
but Mr.. Sleeper did not rally and died
last Tuesday. lie leaves family in
INDECENT circumstances.
The Baptist annual OF Vermont shows
that there are associations, containing
Ia churches, with an aggregate member
ship of 94l0 The number of pastors is
6S, but number of these supply two
churches. The home expenses aggregate
S12, l65 and the benevolent contrlbu Ions
S9224 The convention aided l5cnurches
IN supporting pastors ut II cost of Sl73O,
A state missionary is also empoyed.
One pastor has died Ing last year, ana
several o hers who were formerly pastors
in the state There are So SUNDAY schools
with 1869 tt1icels and teachers and 1922
scholars.
TIE BURDErT-EsTEY ORGAN Case
The United States supreme court ut Wash
ington heard last week, the arguments in
the great Burdett-E organ case. THIS
involves the patent on which the trlplet
Feed organ IS Based OF which more than
10000 are in use. Riley Burlett was
lormer'n a partner VII Jacob Esiey "
.c7 ,h ".,le,o,o ".nl nv t oa'''n H. 'n"e u.
non ' 6,oh ,o ,b a"y ,non I hnsa ao 'eI re-
w." "Au '"' p'.o"V ~ :, uac" INC
VIE oou..' ou'es nato' ~ nIe, " n
w. 49, 80 a., n''n r ve''lo. ~ 9ioi'o1o'
= ,o na', "n1on 'lu .no Ls'eye "pPe"I n r. Mt
Ion m .no oa9o ioi 'no H1'ets'
lAn ~ "o'ps III Du''e''. a uo i'.to.
.a! VI San 'n". A. a.
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vas pooi, anu .ne nioney upon "n,en NE
~, ,o'h e' was io"nou ~ mn N.Y. oy Az
w a''ei 'nen p'es'ienV VI tne rI's' ~ t''on
y D''H VI '"'t'ooo' W nu' no" 9e'V'nS
e' III III 'i'e iiou:e vi cnl'ec' 'on iot "'ech-
" 'laI lnst'!u,loh. Inc 'oah was mace
y. NAIL p rn.elesI IN tlle prospective
lalf the net proceeds viii! 90 to Waite 8
lame and his creditors will profit to that
,Xtent.
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No ~ A.o'na opeia nall 'oi WHICH INC
own is indebted to the lioerality and pub
lie of DR.. T. r. Waugh, was opened bv
.bs ur,oori,r Cvrso, h.ra fror, tive Pc,
1884, avs
ou 'o'e'Sn eApo9''ioh' WHICH gave con>
1erts on Friday and Saturday nights. The
nall seats 700 people. The auditorium is
6 x4O feet, the height being % feet. The
stage is 40 feet wide and has a depth of
"a feet. The proscenium is "A feet wide
The stage is fitted with six sets of scenery
and an artistic drop curtain representing
Castle. The walls and ceiling
ofthe hall are finished in heavy paper OF
Ilcu palIeins' the tiue walls oe'nS Drll'
nan. III oiu eo'u anu S'il' anu tne ce'''u9
lia'''S "'te'h" Secl'ohs Vi Paie p'oe anu
' y, oo1'a Iololeu paper WIN e'aoo,''cly
neu S'iI nSutes' luz nan IS mum
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NJ .n.' ous s'ue o'ioNete Ano nal' mas
eVe'y hoIeih o''nVenieuce 'uu It's ''cous'
'io p'o'ei'iee "'o pe'ieo''
ANOTHER RoMANCE.-M Miss Ella Jenkins
of NJ inches err, Vt, has lust started tor S
Peter, Mimi, on "A rather unioue mission
10 become the guest of a wealthy farmer
ard, if the surroundings are to her
TASTE, finally to marry him. Three years