Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
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FTRE.-The dwelling of Hon. Andrew
Tracy of Woodstock, was damaged by fire and
water in the forenoon of Saturday, the Oath
ult., to the amount, it is estimated, of not less
than $500. 1t is supposed the fire caught
from cinders that may have fallen through the
scuttle into the attic, from q burning chimney.
Mr.. Ben Scruton was found dead in the road
one morning last week in Sheffield He was q
middle aged man, and somewhat inclined to
habits of intemperance. 1t is supposed that
the " Deadly Monster was the cause of his
DEATH
Another volumo in favor of Total Abstinence
Who will not read and heed its warning?
A little girl aged six years, daughter of
Frenchman named Goodroad of Winooski, was
burned to death in that village on Monday.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-An interesting
little girl, aged about four years, daughter of
Levi O. Corliss of Swanton, while her parents
were absent at meeting, on the I'd inst, was 50
shockngly burned by her clothes taking fire, as
to survive only about five hours.
Fourteen persons, fruits of the present re-
ligious awakening, were baptized by immersion
by Rev. Mr.. Spencer, in Holland, on recent
Sabbath.
Mr.. Isaiah Howard, of Fairlee, died in his
chair while at the supper table, Thursday Apr.
ODD. Heart disease was probably the cause of
his sudden decease
SENTENCE OF TUcKERMAN.-A dispatch from
New Haven reports that VIM. S. Tuckerman,
the mail robber, has been sentenced to t,centy-
one gears confinement at hard labor in the
Connecticut State Prison.
James Miles, of Wheelock, was arrested upon
the charge of obtaining liquor under false
pretense of the town agent, DR.. Ward, March
Goth, and brought before Justice s. Miles, to
answer for the same. He plead guilty, and
was fined ten dollars and cost.
Mr.. Daniel G. Newell, of Sheffield, was ar
rested April 20, for drunkenness in the high
way, and was brought before Justice G. L. In
gals to answer for the same. He plead guilty,
and was fined five dollars and cost.
Mr.. H. F. Kirk, of Troy, has calf which
weighed when it was six hours old, one hun
dred and thirty-four pounds.
Daniel johnson, Esq, has been appointed
Post Master at Bradford, in place of E. R
Aldrich, Esq, resigned.
A new Post Office has been established a
Victory, and Nath1 S. Damon appointed Pos
Master.
CHANGE OF TME.-The cars leave Montpelie
for the South at halfpast ten, and North a
half past four instead of as heretofore.
The President is writing message on Cuba
ased on the id.ls Of the Ost3nl Manifesto
We are requested by the Committee on tn
r monument to the memory of Ethan Allen, t.
, repeat their notice that there will be no cele
bration on the placing of the cornerstone il
May. Whatever celebration may be had, vii
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< placed on its summit Free Press.
MARBLE WORKs.-We wish to call attention
to the advertisement of II. D. Woods Marbl
u Works in Stowe Our friends in Lamoill
County, and elsewhere, may rest assured q
: good work and prompt execution of thei
orders in the hands of Mr. Wood
See advertisement Of Burnham's Hotel. MI
B. is again in his old location, and will furnis
his customers with all the luxuries of goo
>, Hotel.
$ WILD CHERRY BAIsAM.-The memory of Dl
G Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thousands
P whom his Balsam of Wild Cherry has cured
n coughs, colds, consumption, OR some other tor
}. of Pulmonary disease.