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- RELrImoKE CoNfERENCE.

fhe Baltimore Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, holds its ses-
sion in our town this week for the first time.
I, is notable body Of men, distinguished
for the energy and endurance which have
borne it successfully through long period
of severe trial. The church in the territory
covered by this Conference emerged from
the war destitute of resources and confront
ed H. formidable obstacles A few who had
encountered the misiortunes consequent up
rr tbe.vcars of strife had NOT nerve enough
20 .ace tt'sc new difficulties in the fields
Of religious cndcavor ard sought ease in o.
cher coa.munious. The large majority re-
aired and eyincel their fidelity to ptinci-
piles and purposes entertained sna aycwed
Ion. before the war rs the natter of course
way I'm which they went, in theirpcverty, to
destitute charges, resisang an temptations
90 enter into more favorable connections,
and prosecuted the work of reorganization
and extension Many of the leaders of that
day have died Register, Roszel, Norval
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

HARRIET :. MYERS Administrative of vii
Bonn VI Myers, W.
WILLIAM LAYERS. James II Myers. Mary
4 Myers. George T. Myers Robert W MYERS.
Gertrude NJ Myers, Hattie N. Myers infant
children of William NJ. Myers decd f. 7.
Lynch, guardia- qd H.R, Harriet s Nycr>, W
G. Carroll. Thos -. Timbcrakc and Joseph
Trapncli tglstc.s
Ea'a4 ffcl Ucerc.
II the Circuit Court of feT Co W. Va in
1 Term Fcbv DIST 1Ss3 VA VI MYERS
Administrator, Plaintiff,
WM. i. MYERS & Others Defendants in chan
Gerry
It's adiudgca ordered and dcc7ccd that this
clu>c he referred To- Commissioner f. " Brown
who &, di ted 10 ascertain and report. first
the real estate of which the sad VIM VI. Myers
die seized and possessed. b., quantity. value
and annual rental value; second. 50 settle the
admini>tratriN accounts Of Harriet : Myers
adWinistmtriN of Vim. N. Myers 'hird, To
convene all ihc creditors OF VIM ~ Nvcr, de-
ceased, Swing such notIee ndwsting the same
as prescribed hy Chapter 40 Sec. : acts of -s2 ::
fourth 20 agdi,al' the o-t,,andmgd ebts against
the estate of Nm. ". Myers deceased, showing
thcir ar-oWt- ai-f oriuri,iCS said Commissions
cr shall give notice OF tlc time and place Of
executing this decree hv publication for four
weeks and 10 the creditors as herein before
prescribed, in ihc " Virginia Free Press" and
report his proceeding lathe next term Of this
Ca-ft, true extract, teste,
FP. LYNCH Clerk.
Take notice that 7 Will proceed 10 execute.
the above decree az nay office in CharleSt9wn..
Jefferson County, West Virginia, on the l>ti
day OF April. 1883
FORREST X. DRofN, Comm.
March ; lSS5-r
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sNOgiCe 40 Cl.cssi9ovs.

u he Crciasrstf Hm. u N,cg, deceased
an pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
Os the County OF jefferson. made in q cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate of
;hc S1id Wm. a. Myers 20 the payment of
his debts. Won are required 10 present your
claims against the estate of the said Wm. VI.
Myers. for adjudication 20 Forrest " Brown
commissioner. at his office in the said county.
ON OF beforethc-tSts dag of April. 1883.
Witness a. ]. ..yEcE, clo-k of ths -sid c0urt,
thi, Sth Cay of Nartl iS53
FP LYNCH, Cles<.
March :. 1Soj-Gt Free Press fee Sl3.05.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF \ VALUABLE FARM.

DTRSUANT To a dccrccof the circuit Court
Y of Jefferson CJ,nty catered Oh thc I'D
dav of February, lSS3, in Ike c!riurcry cuI'c
therein pending of David RcuhIr.> AdminiS
r.tUt. v Jane i. Rcinhart and ais, the under
Signed special lmIi>Siuncrs Will olcT for sale
AZ public cutlery 70 the highest bi,hicr in from;
OF the Court iloy',r, IN tnarlcstuwn,
Friday WlRCH 23D, 1888
the firm of which David Rcinhart d'oi seized
situated and lying near Duiiicld Depot, lB. a
.. K. r. it jefferson County, W. Va, contain
ing
1872 .iCRES. , PCODS ND II P0LES
Thi, is on.of tho most desirable farms i'm the
lower Valley. the land is of fine guilty lime
stone improvements a comfortable rick *
stone dwelling. barn and necessary outbuild-
ings. 1t I. lat short distance from the juno
ton cf Tic .. e O. Il. Il. 4 = Y. r. r., and Is
convenient To churches and schools
TERMS lprcScrih,l by the C1urtf one third
Cash and the residue i'm one and two equal pay
meats the deferred pIym ,niS 20 bear interest
from the dag Il tivl AVID tr be evidenced 10y
the blnlS of the purchaser nr' >ecured 10y a
decd of trust on the premises.
GEORGE BAYLOR. 81 C,.,,,,s
JOSEPH TRAPNELL. i'
I. Frank =. Lynch. clerk of the Circuit Court
certify that 'c'<coli fraprcl. -"oe, II the Spl
Comm'S above Lamcd has g;'o0 "'nd ~, ~
me with approved security as provided for 10y
the decree above mentioned
T. +. LYNCH. ok, Cir. g..
March 1, lSS3-it. Jcif Co., W. va.
Free Press Fec SI.Nj.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

One two-ycar old -o.i. inur Mich Cows
salnc of thV.a will we fresh hy day of sale;
] I've head Of Cattle one HolS,cin Bull two
and % half years Old thirty head of tot>wo!d
ami Southduwn Ewes twon'y-ciglt lambs 10y
their side ono Leicester Buck, one SOW and
seven Pig, five Shoats one Boar;
Dncfour or -iX-horsc Wagon, one tvo-lorso
Wagon. one large Wagon Bod new; One snail
Bed now. two pair Shc'vingS, one Excelsior
Reaper and Mower, combined, one Mower, onc
Bickfuri & Hoffman Drill one Spring Wagon,
one Horse Rake Fifth Chain and Spreadors,
two Livingston thrcc-horsc ploWs, one Root
Plovs ~ two or three horses. Duublc and Sin
gle shovel Ploughs, Trbls Pfublc and Single
Trees. one Bay. ouc P.ou-Il, ono Harrow
one Corn Clyeror, ono Jack S.fty.. one Cutting
Box new, .olc Baker Fan, Now, one stellar
I,t.lic Spout G. 'rIt Shcilcr. Gearing cnmple,,
f,r.ix horses. four AMI siX-horSe line. Uou,an~
for four horses pl1w Gear, Wagon Saddle and
Wh;p. Collars Brides lllltcrs Cow Chains
two LGs Charts ON" Grain Cradle, RaEcs and
Fork. one Sleigh, ono Cook Stove, Platform
Scales and "a variety OF other articles too Ill
m'rOus tO mention.
TETNS or SALN-Suns o. 81 and under
Cash. on .i slsl, over &i0I trcGit Of Eight
Months wilt Boz Eiven-thr purchasers 90 execute
their notes with approved security, negotiable
and payaldp r. Il, Fir>, National Bans Of JEFF
fcrs1n az ,harlcstoVn. Jefferson County. West
Nir-iujl. aui bearing interest frnG date. II
paid "a. maturity the interest W'ii Doe rcmittci
SO pro2crty to be removed until the terms are
compiled with.
SANVELN CLIPP.
j. HcGlrhowcr Auc.
March h. i-S3-yt.
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December . 1852.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

II the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
1 Wct Virginia. ii cern February 2o'h. ls,t'
WILLIAM V MARNiON Administrator 1t
Maths Marmion, Plaintiff.
4 sa'ist
GEORGE MARMION. VIM Y. Maru.on. Rob.
crt Marmion, Mary Mlrnion. Isabel Marmipn.
Annie Marmion RpsI,ic Mrniou.
White a Joseph Trapncll. Defendants ia C..li
ccrv.
II IS adjudgcl ordered and dccrccd that tIi.
clu,c be referred to Commissioner con MoYr
10 settle the administration accounts Of W..
V Alarnion a. administrator of Nicholas Mar
mion, decd. tpaudt all the debts against thc
estate Of said Nicholas NrnDn. a.ccrtaiuiue
their amounts ami priOritics. and ascertain ali
thc real estate of which the said Nicholas Mar
niion died seized, is value aud annual rental
yduc and state any other matters dccinc peg
tincnt ~ ti,e Tnrtss iry-i giving notice Of th,
time md place uf the &C, o.iun uf this deere,
by four weeks publication in the " FRxr Pr.
true Extract
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
vE1RY11IPORT XNT

10 the owners of Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Swine
Il Poultry. | have just received from .. G..
jurncr. Allentown, Pa. full supply of the
Celebrated L-high Cattle Powders: to purify
the blood cFo4'i>e the system. prevent and CUR,
diseases in Castle, hicp. Swine, ar7 Poultry
Duvov'S Horse and Mule hr-dcrs-thc best
remedy for all diseases OF :hc Blood. Nerves
Muscles &c to save OF the food lost Is undi-
gc>tcd in the ordinary way OF feeding
Farmers Union CATTLE Powdcrs-to in
crease the quantity and quality of Milk Butter
Flesh. Fat &c. - 80
Also for distribution q led of Sal, l;oolss
on Practical Farming, IN which. ~ j. fad
that YOU can yet one third ness f'r,tluetion
and of such quality that But,c~~9 Taade will
bring from g to l0c per Totrnd n.orr than be-
fore. and that with the same amCurt of food
now used Won can feed one tI7rd more Stock,
as ~ the food eaten will be fully discsted
through the action Of the Liver lnvigorator
and the Phosphate added TO lie Farmers t.
Mon Catslc PavHar in FRO and ISL.
Call carly and take IA benefit Of these yalu-
able inventions without delay,
Yours truly.
Dr. CHAS. l.. PRATT, soc Agt.
March !, 1SS5 Charlestown, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Dealers in
Roofing s. 'Spowtimg.

All Kinds of Repairing promptly done.
HAVING purchased the stock Of Machine
I i ~. Tools and Stoves Of Mcssr. Duk
a. Gallahcr. we will continue the Tin and Stove
business in all It's various branches We will
keep on hand full stock OF tinw &c Of our
own manufacture, and will make to order
promptly, any ariiclc IL our line. Being both
practical tilners-the senior iiapiTE served J.
years at the business. j. guarantee that work
entrusted To us will properly executed. We
guarantee all work at lowest prices, and ask a
share Of the public patronage.
EARNSHtW < DO0LEY.
Feb i, ISS5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
January Is 1893
3'0TECE

HAVING asscciated my son in the Saddle
! 4 IL Harness Business With NE persons
whuurc indebted to me will please come for
ward and settle up their accounts. | thank
my friends and patrons WHO have favored me
with their custom, and hope thcy will continue
10 deal with the firm Of !, S!ugcrL * Son.
L. SllrGERT.
Jan. p 1883 ChaTlCStown.
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&sny{i .EeG2"90n Farm for
j$GE2.

I WILL offer privately my valuable farm 81
/ 10 acres, situated az lIaltown, Jcn. 60. ".
Va. II is of the very best limestone land well
improved with buildings &c. and las upon II
Gcuty 81 fine running Spring water. ! sill
also sell a thrcc-Siury building adjoining this
farm which has stabing ana good Office at
tachcd. besides about uf an acre Of ground
thi, is suitable for a Ph sician and good
ncghleor,,rtk IL would also be- a good loca-
Il, - shoemaker, rs there is none at this
loint n"W.
This farm aftl property fTnnts thc Charles
town & iIar,cr'- Ferry Turnpike, and is con-
ycnicnt to Churches. schools. Stores 80.
For further Information address
= j. BAl MGARDN;R,
Jlalltown, JcF. Co.
frb rS.-y-2u " Va
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TO The PUBLIC.

HAVING rclinquiShcd engagements abroad
! L which have occupied my attcpiiDn almost
exclusively for several years pay J will devote
lny tine in the future 10 wurl az home ami
offer INV services 20 the public as Contractor
and Builder There are many evidences OF my
ability To- design and cpuStrnci houses nv. the
best STYLES and substantially aid promptly here
and elsewhere and the past few years have Civ
en- n.cexlcrie'iceS in hotisc-buldins that are
valuab q ton.ySclf and Ia crsunS whOmny en-
ploy mo ! will cndcavor, in all work cntt;ist-
cd TO mic, to render entire satisfaction.
J.C. HOLMES.
1an,iafy Is 1923 Kgcn;.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Dwelling for Rent.

VNHE Dwelling House eli Main street. one
door eaf. of DIR. Pratt's Store is for Rent,
and possession will be given April Isl The
louise IS roomy and has convenient out-Duild-
iugs such as Stable, Carriage House, &c
WARREN EBY.
Mnrll .. lsS.-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

.hc Father of Waters has taken up tne
aooI work and in the Arkansas 'ow'anis Is
coacua. the de-olatiug sccneoi nuadaii'h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

TIA, new Methodist Church, south. a.
psrnctovn. Montgomery Cocnty, Wary
..nd. viii Doe dedicated on the 10Th instant
hy Bishop Wilson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

As a true and efficient tonic, and one
that cxcels an other iron medicine, tax,
Brown, Iron D:t.ers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

Tic druggist who hcsitatcs now is lost
for tho y'nter. re Should sling together
some swec; oil and liquorice and bring out
his cough cure at once. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not pay him enough profit.
We have not room for the publication of
the entire list of appointments of the VI. +.
Conference which has been i'm session in
Winchester and adjourned on Monday night,
but give the names of few most likely TO
interest our readers: Dr. J. lIcK. Kelley,
Madison Square Ealtimore; Ur. ". I'D
wards, Annapolis; W. = Edwards, McAcn-
dree, Washington; T. Ii. Hayenuer, Ca
louisville, !. y. VI. Haslup, Harper's Fer
r., co Cook. Shtpherc!stoWn; Thomas
Wood, Bunker Hill; C. ' Lecch, Martins
burg; X. +. Bishop, Winchester; II. G. Ne
Daniel, Elk Ridge 7. II. VI. Lemon, Pied
mont.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

Ben Hill Jr.. son Of the late Senator i'
iacurablv affected with paralysis oi 'hc No-
,al ~borls.
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=. y. LYNCH, Clerk
NOTICE

NOTICE Z hereby given that will cxern'e
the iorcni;g de'fc, RI nyO.lice in Chahc.toun
W VI, on the l2th d.y Of April, lsf, Given
under my hand thi. 3rl day If March. lss3
CLEON MOORE, Commissioner.
March I, lss3-4t
NOTlCETO CREDITORS.
Tothc Credit rs Of Nichola. Marmion deceased
~ pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit Court
Ofthc county Of Jefferson. made in a cause
therein pending. ~ subject the real estate 90
the said NichOlns MnrmiOu "a the paymcD,-
OF hi dcbts. youarc required 10 present yc'f
claims against tic estate Of the said Nichol..'
Marm!on, for adjudication 10 Gloon Moore.
commissioner, az his Office in said county, on
or before the 18th day OF April. lS',s
Witness 7. r. Lynch, clerk Of .aid court
this 2Gth day Of February 1883
J.. L. LYNCH, Clerk.
March ]. l383-oi. Free Pre-, Fec ;iO5s
THE Song Folio.-standard Vocal Music
i with accompaniment FIR Piano < Organ.
by iayorito c0mpose7, Over ono hundred
pieces. Price 50 cents.
AISQUITH & 90.
March J. 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

Mr. Aaron Hehebower sold his 1863 acre
farm, near Ripon, to Mr.. rhos. E. shoema-
ker, at $50 per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons who kept accounts with Us last
~ ven are respectfully requested TO settle
them promptly, wearc anxious to close up last
years business.
AISQUITH & CO.
Jan. II. 1SS3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

I WILL sell at my residence in Charlestown
On Friday March 8oM, 1888,
The Following PROPERTY
One set Marble Top Cha'nbtr Furniture
one set Parlor Furniture,
Chairs. Sofas. Sideboard Refrigerator,
safe, 'arrots. Fable Ware, rinware,
Fotr Good StOvcs-onc Double Heater,
new; one Parlor Coos, one Cooking Stove, and
one Shcct-lron Wood stove;
One Cutting Box" Virginia.
TERMS-Sl0, 90 and under, Cash; above that
amount six months crcdit-thc purchaser to
execute note with approved security.
70 Sale to begin at II o'clock
JOHN NJ. COYLE.
March Is. lSS9-3t.
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For Sale.

T'HE subscriber expecting to leave Charlie
l town about the 1T 0f April. desires IN tie
meantime 10 dispose OF few articles u II ,use-
hold and Kitchen Furniture by private sale
Such a. Stoves Wool and eoal). Portable
Crate, Plain Tables and Chairs. Bureau- lee
Box. some Be,lding and Bcistcads, lsngle),
" flsEgE.
March 1t, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Notice.

, The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
,hc Bank Of Charlcstown, will be held at the
said Bank Oh Monday ne 2ad dag IF AtrI, be-
tween the hours of ii and l. o'clock; A ".
G. A. PORTERFIELD,
March - lSS3-3t Cashier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
w anted h!

o. OO0 BUSHELS Of Wheat akd 1900
ZD.tJOtt Barrels Of CcfTt-for Which the
highest n.a -ket price iu Cash y IN be paid.
Wilpb ccived at the Il. & O.AD-l :. Y. X. X.
Derots. Charlestown Ut Sm.snt Point sta
ton. H. < o. and II Prr-.N ard Chows Siding
: N.RR
49, c. =. LIGHT.
Eel. p, TSS9
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Umbrella Repairing.

THE undersigned respectfully announces
/ that hcis prepared to Repair Umbrellas
Call upon him at the store of Mr.. Geo Thomas
WARNER HOUkE.
August g. 1882.
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PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST

invited inspect FALL and WINTER STOCK mrls We
L yourscc"i a''"'"'o0 SWIM w. c. CARRELI co
(iR Stock NOTIONS large and our supply Of ladies Mis-
|
We hand large stock OF Ladies
Misses o'oANs anu '""" -" w, C. CARRELL
RE ADY ING fS Gchts
w ofC Cloths Nuggets
Furnishing Goods tats Cuts Hand
October t.
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The following Seasonablc paragraph We
extract from letter of member Of the
Mississippi Conference lover which Bishop
Wilson presided) to the Nashville Adrocofc:
The Bishop and his Cabinet kept every
IA NJ profound secret. | never dreamed
which way the wind was blowing ill fell
two hundred miles from my last appoint
mcnt When | got on my feet again was
all right. As Bishop Wightman said at
Natchez, some appointments would be dis
appointments; so they were this time But
in the name of Christ we ere going forth,
little caring where ve labor So we return
bringing or shtayes with Us"
Is yogr wifc's health poor? Are your
child. tr sickly? Give them Browns Iron
BitterS. Ii Will &c We them.
1t is not worth while to talk of Judge
John Blair Hogc rs a cand'd date fcr Cover
nor in 1884. Hon Daniel Boardman Lu-
cas- will scent that little game, and j. the
Judge should %. Denomination, would run
himself aid then C00lly have both taken off
the ticket. II Daniel Boardman. Lucas has
any mission in life, it , the political auuihi-
lJtion Of Judge John Blair Hoge the able
u. Rlctss Gazette.
Hon. W L. Wilson, at. lie request of the
Board of Regents the faculty and the stu
dents, has withdrawn his resignation az
President of the University, and will con
TIME TO sesrc to the end of the present
school wear: He generously says however.
that be will draw no salary from the State
after March 4;h. when his time Us - member
Of Congress from this diS:r,js begins In
reference to TINS The Ia.ke.sburg Sentinel
says: The University Is 20 bc congratulated
that he will remain in charge of the iustitu-
ton throughout the year, and we think he
should drA# the salary pertaining to the
duties of the office as long is hc continues
70 exercise them. Il be pJrlorm> the duties
of President in q satisfactory manner he
should receive pay for Flirm9a HlcE
We think so too. Tie lI6cre is Torthy
of his hire
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GO. 7 LIGHT

Jas full line of Blair's Handy Paprr ri
i 1 lets for sale. both for Pen Il Pencil.
French Paper in tablets 3jets
Linen Paper " -,
BiIl Heals &C. 81" p
Statements 81
Blanks receipts. Bonds - 20
Call and examine tifm.
Owing to the reduction ef tax on oIininc.
and for the benefit OF tlFe inflicted, we )iicr the
same At 500 per o..
Have Oh hand ali the popular patent medi-
ciucs Also keep all senool Books supplies
GO. T. LIGHT.
Feb - 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

J ANDRETHS RELIABLE GARDEN SEED
u Wcarc now rsceivinga large stock 90 Ian
drcths Gurlcn Seed, and wiz b. alfc D. fur
nisl every variety during The coming Season
AISQCHH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

Is your wifc's health poor? Are your
child.tE sickly? Give them Browns Iron
BitterS. Ii Will ,e we them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-30
GOOD TEMPLAR IrfMS.-There has beer

GOOD TEMPLAR ITEMS.-There has beer
five lodges organized during the las
quarter, viz: Mt. Mansfield at Stowe
Crescent, Passumpsic; Hillside, E. Lyn.
don; McIndoes, McIndoes Falls, and
Echo at f. Haven.
The unions of Caledonia, Lamoile,
Chttenden, Grand Isle and Franklin
counties are to hold a grand btske. picnic
at Morrisville camp ground June 9th.
There will be n literary programme and
an address by Rev. NJ. Hulburd All
friends of the order are invited
The reports of lodges for the last quarter
show unusual activity and interest. OF
lodges which have reported, thirty-one
have gained in MEMBERSHIP and eleven
lost, the net gain being 800. Of these
GouldsviIIe lodge leads off with net
gain Of 6S. with following lodges close
behind: Hector, of st. Johusburv. AZ;
Capitol of Montpelier. 46; Burke Noun
tain Of East Burke, Al. All of the new
lodges are reported as doing nicely.
Geo. A. Wattles, Esq, of BENIN gton,
and Rev. w. j. johnson of Waterbury,
were in Chicago last week in attendance
upon the right worthy grand lodge. They
we're representatives of Vermont grand
lodge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-30

SEMINARY HTLL.-Prof. Hadley smusica
recital passed off last Friday evening very
pleasantly. One enjoyable feature was a
vocal duet by Misses Cummings and Hal
stead also solo by Miss Halsted.
A match game of base ball was PLAYED
on our grounds last Saturday by the semi
nary club and Barre boys, which resulted
in the Barrels being badly bea ten.
Another game is to be played at Barre
June 9th.
Our pastor. Bro. Miller, has been giving
short course of lecture sermons for the
young, TWO of which he has kindly con-
selted to deliver before the students
There will be one given Thursday even.
ing, May 31st.
Ii. Il. Gale, who was to have been
Latin salutatorian, is obliged to leave US
for the remainder of the term on account
of his eyes, the measles having left them
very weak. G. o. Scoville of 's3 also
fears that he can not return. Several
other students have been obliged to leave
school for similar reasons.
Officers of class of 1873 are elected "a
follows: Morton l.. Hall, president:
Lizzie M. Miller, secretary and treasurer:
Frank Goodspeed. orator; Belle d. Bliss,
valedctorian; Herbert l.. Gale, Latin
Luther C. freeman, poet
Alice NJ Kinney, prophecies; Chas. o.
Scoville, historian.