Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-19

course the other cylinders are used in the
same way for the next succeeding mess of
milk.
STATE TEACHERS AssoCrArION.-The
state teachers association will meet at
Mont peIier Oct. "a, %, 20, q. The full
programme will bs out in a few days.
There is every Indication that this meeting
will be one of unusual interest.
Wednesday evening and Thursday will
be gwen to the high school and academic
work. Thursday evening Prof. + II.
Russell, of Worcester, Mass, one of the
brightest and most original educational
men in New England. will give an
address upon the subject English LItera-
ture an Element in Education"
Friday evening there will be a general
discussion upon the topic. The Relation
of the State to Education" opened by
Supt. II. 0. Bicknell, L L. D., editor of the
Neso England Journal of Education, Bos-
ton.
Among the educational men who live
out of the state and whose names appear
on the programme are, c. c. Rounds Ph.
D, principal Normal school, Plymouth.
N. n F. T. Whittier. A. NJ, Hanover, N.
H.. E c. Heath, A. NJ, firm CHM. Heath
e. CO., Boston. Prof J. X. Lord, Dart
mouth college, E. H. Barlow, principal
Tilden seminary, West Lebanon, n. II.
The usual railroad courtesies will be
extended to the members of the association.
Board can be Obtained at reduced prices
at the hotels and in private families
The teachers of the state can not afford
to miss this meeting. While it may be
somewhat difficult for them to arrange
their work 10 attend, yet may it not be
expected that they give much help ana
receive many suggestions which will fully
repay them and their schools for their loss
of time. 1t is of the utmost Importance
that every wideawake teacher in the state
be present that this may be Il rousing
meeting one in which he condition of our
educational system may be wisely discuss
ed and the teachers receive a new impetus
for their work. Town superintendent
should not only be present themselves,
but urge their teachers to attend.
Mrs FLEA Dodge, widow OF Asa Dodge
of Berlin died at the Dodge homes cad on
the Barre and Montpel Ter road, OH Sunday
last. aged 50. The funeral occurred on
Monday at the homestead now occupied
by Mr. George Dodge. son of the deeess
ed.
Rev. Samuel Kelly who died at Quincy,
Mass, lust week was pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in Montpelier
in 1886 and 81. 1t was during his pastoral
administration that the Old church was
bnilt and ut its dedication on Nov 10,
1887, he preached the dedicltory sermon.
He was chaplain in the Vermont leg isia-
ture during his residence in Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Moves. we'll known in Meth
odist circles in Barre and to he preachers
for many years, is now very low and
evidently near the end of her long and
devoted life. Her ago is 80 years and
. months For some lime her mind has
been failing her especially in memory, ana
for several lays she has app lrently been
unable 10 comprehend her surroundings
or TO / eco gnize her friends.
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET. Sept IS.
Attendance good, receipts liberal, mar
ket active, prices firm and higher. We
quote butter good TO choice % to q cents
per pound; selections IS cents per pound.
A few fancy diaries at a higher price.
Shipment 1,4l7 packages. Eggs 90 cents
per dozen.
SwANToN They call the new d; m
done. and it is Il good one, leaking very
little,
Presiding Elder Morgan was with the
VI. f church last Saturday aud Sunday
it being the second quarterly meeting
occasion. lie preached good sermon on
Saturday at p. NJ to a smaller audience
han SHOULD be at such a meeting. The
owe feast NJ 9: 30 Sunday morning was a
good meeting. Tne elder preached one of
lis best sermons ut 1890 and when he
las Il good time it is always the best
The sermon was followed by the commun-
on, very p""cious season 10 devout
learts. He also preached again in the
He could we'll sing at the close
Of Tie days work, "One more days work
or Jesus for truly it was DAYS work,
md we trust day resulting in much good
q the church and community
Quite u large company left here Tuesday
morning on an excursion 10 Old Orchard.
Butter market Tuesday was quite excit-
ny on account of the sudden rise, the
uing price for good being rs cents.
BARTON LANDING. Monday, Septem-
er 10th, as Mr.. r. c. Smith was taking
lis daughtec-in- law Mrs. DLne) and child
ut for a ride the horse became frightened /
t pile of brick and Jumped one side; a
ne carriage WAS overturned and all three :
lrown out. They escaped serious injury, {
he chld's face being considerably bruised /!
ut the others only slightly. Carriage !
damaged.
One day last week as the Rev. 3. Dodd
Tas at he grist mill he left his horse ?
anding without hitching while he stepped
l for moment. On his return the team HI
'as gone. The horse ran about two mi les =
ut was finally overtaken by parties in {
ursuit and safely returned, no damage n
cling done.
Wednesday evening the ladies aid tie
,ciety of the Congregational church held i
hull corn festival at their vostry, the y
roceeds of which are to go for the pur- .
lase of a bell They had very pleasing 4
III profitable entertainment. realizing \,
yer S25. May they be prospered in this y
udable undertaking. g