Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18
Nems QUO Comments

New FREEMAN BuILDNG.-The frame of the
new building in process of erection for the nc
commodaton of our press is up and being rap
idly enclosed. Its dimensions are forty by ninty
feet, and four stories high, including basement.
] he first floor is principally for our own use,
with one store for rent The second story will
be finished into pleasant and capacious Offices,
while the third story, which is sixteen feet be-
tween joints, is intended for the better accom-
mediation of the order of Free and Accepted
Masons of this town 1t is to be ready for os-
cupancy the first of May next. All who have
seen it, except the Jealous Times editor, agree
that it will be the finest building in town-of
course we except the new School Building and
State House. Thomaa W. Silloway of Boston,
is Architect, and Snow Town of Montpelier,
Carpenter. There will probably be some cold
fingers, and perhaps an empty pocket, before it
is completed, and we trust our friends will &C.
cept gentle hint that few new and many old
advance-paying subscribers will have our thanks
for their small favors
A FINE BUILDING Many are the high enco-
NUNS which the new School Building is re-
ceiving from those who chance to sec its beauti-
full proportions rising on the slightly-eleVated
site in the eastern part of this village. Such
accommodations the village has long needed,
and we trust the Union School may be as sue
cessfully inaugurated as the bidding is substan-
tial and ornamental
! ELEyATING TIE FAIR SEx.--0ur gallant State
House Superintendent, Powers, is entitled to the
thanks of all % fair women and brave men y
for the noble gallantry displayed, last week, in
the elevation of one Of the fairer sex to the top
most pinnacle Of Lgislative surroundings
Henceforth the State House will b. presided
over by the golden-robad Queen of Industry,
and we hope with less extravaganza than some
of her sex are guilty Of
CoRN.--Fifty bushels Of corn is wanted at
this Office in exchange for the Freeman,
WArERBuRY.-We ses that a portion of the
enterprising citizens lately turned out of house
have already new buildings under way Messrs
|. G. & 5. Brown will probably have their new
Store ready for occupancy in a few weeks. Mr.
Wells and Mr.. Knights have opened in the ole
Depot Store
E WNTER.-The burly old dog has shot il
, rather sharply for the past few days, reminding
us that winter sports and activity are near by
Well, most of our people have comfortable
quarters, and their lines have fallen in pleasan
places let them care for the poor, and offer VI
a heartfelt thanksgiving for their happy ant
prosperous conditions.
Patents were issued during the week ending
Nov. 9th, to Harvey S. Berry Of Rutland, 70
improved backsnith's tuyers, and to Hosea W
Read of West Windsor, for improvement il
harvesters.
!, Gov. Hall has appointed Thursday, Dec 2nd
to be observed as day of Thanksgiving in thi
e State.
OxYGENATEp B1rTERs.-This is remedy 70
s Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and the numerous dis
Y orders of the stomach il was discovered D
$ regular physician, after years of research. l
is unlike all other medicines, and extrcts tn
Q disease by its roots, leaving no vestige behind
AN OPINION THAT COSTS NoTHING.-Th
Grooer 4. Baker Sewing Machine is in gu
Judgment, just the thing for a family |
,, gu want yo1r v)'l b1e vi, sO)ltjou'y'
= nd llllnn,y, tbs IS tie ml,lina to do it
: 1t runs with the utmost stiffness, too, whic
: some people, and we among the rest, conside
e matter of considerable Importance.
, The offices of the Grover & Baker Sewing
: Machine Co. are 730 Chestnut-Street, Phils
dephia; 495 Broadway, New-York Il
Summer-Street, Boston; 1877 Baltimore
e Street. Baltimore; and So West Forth
r Street, Cincinnati.