Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-02-20

ooeh eo nal'erlhS rs at present. The mex
meeting will be held March 18th.
During James Kay Applebee's secon
course of lectures in Bay City, Michigan
the Daily Tribune of that place said n
nm: "lie displayed wonderful insigb
into and knowledge of the forces whicl
govern men, and his selections of passage
from the drama were vital 10 the fulles
and most perfect appreciation of the prom
| inent actors. n
The dramatic power of the lecturer i
great. and he depends not alone upon Ian
guage to desert be the emotions of the per-
son, but he becomes the character itself
embodles the hates, the loves, the pas
sIons, the Duplicates, and the remors,
OF the actors in the drama, making rea
the story, and impressing more elearl,
upon his hearers the truths he aims t,
teach"
BARRE. Ira L. Gale has rented his farm
and is to move to the village, into F. PEN
nman's house.
Quite pleasant donation party at the
M. E. parsonage last Wednesday evening
receipts some forty dollars.
j. w. Leonard has closed his mea,
market, and is soon to return to his farm
Good chance, and good market 10 rent to
the right man.
f. T. Cutler and c. G. Varpey have
sold two building lots on North Main
street for $500 each. E. L. Smith takes
one and A. ID. Morse the other.
James X, Applebee of Boston is to
lecture at the town hall next Thursday
evening. Subject, " Heroic Deeds of In
heroic Men," from Dickens.
The Mortified dramatic club played
"Neighbor Jackwool' to large house
at the town hall las! Friday evening
Some OF the acting was very clever.
James NJ. Perry and wife were agreeably
surprised last Friday evening, as they
returned home from an afternoon call, TO
find their house we'll lighted and filed
with friends who had gathe.ad to celebrate
the fifteenth Anniversary Of their marriage.
The presents consisted mostly of silver
ware.
BRADFORD. G. l.. Adams, from
Dartmouth College, preached for the Meth
odis,s last Sabbath.
School closes at the academy next Fri
day.
The St. Valentine supper at the Cor
gregational church parlors, last Thursda.
evening, was well patronjzed.
The Ladies' Aid Society advertise an
olden time supper at the vcs'rv Wednes'
day evening of this week
The exercises at III. reform club meet
ING, at Town Hall, Friday evening, ale
to consist of discussion upon Sabbath
desecra ion.
Will Pripgle, who has performed the
duties OF foreman in the Opinion office
since the office went into the hands Of
Mr.. Parker, has closed his labors. We
are sorry to lose him from our midst for
he is ore of those young men that ore
can say nothing evil OLA young man OF
the most perfect habits-and who will
make hosts of friends wherever he may
90. We wish him the success that his
close attention to business entities HIM TO
The two lectures delivered in the M
F. church by Rev. T. P. Frost, during
the mast three weeks, drew crowded
house. The first entitled Brush Fences" y
was delivered in the interest of the Ladies
Aid Society, and the last for the benefit Il
Post Washburn, G. A. R., entitled "IEe
American Aristocrat. Both subjects were
handled in manner peculiar 10 the
sneaker and to the greatest satisfaction OIL
not only the societies for whose benen
thew were delivered, but 10 the large
crowds in attendance.
C. S. Stevens has secured pension OF
So 90 per month with arrearages amount
ing TO over $1,000.
DR.. Fletcher does not seem exactly al
home in his new quarters with MRS Al
bert Baily, at the north end OF the village
Tho doctor saws he shall move Tor the
,,,h % coon as he can secure a suitable
tenement. =.
Mrs. c. Il. Mann has been very SICK
eor the past six weeks, but at the present
wiring she has SO much improved as 10
he able to be about the house lltt'e. Que
;" oored for by her daughter, Mrs. c. G
=, n . .aho hos been with her constantly
during her entire illness, n
Prof b. M. Wild rejoices in Inc pos
If neautirul valentine in the form
ponort has it that Z. E. Grimes has
.ounLt ont Prof. Mild's stock OF drugs anu
.oo,, and shoes, and that he IS 10 move
into tho village, having sold bis place Oh
the lower plain. ~ p,uo. bos
W q II, Carpenter of Wells River mas
~, 80, G. L. Buffers fuin iture ousi-
Oous" an U !, to take possession March l.
M Ms A. A. Doty has rented her up
.ai. tenement to q. W. Derby VINO Is 70
t take to himself wife and settle DOWN III
life. :. about 10 leave
Geo. A. Diokey, ESQ., Is "0ou 'u.O,ios Of
bradford and engage in the pF"O''0' u
Jaw T,o -, G. MoDuaee, Esq is r0V0'iDs