Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
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a NV CHuseH-Ths subscription Tor new church, 10
place 90 the now occupied by Rev hr Lord
socett than $4,000 Ths secures tile
erection handsome edihee take he place of
me $50, unsightly structure called " The
BricA Tho vork III be commenced immediately
Til, subscriptions for tins work have all been liberal
ana 1t would uvdious particularze. The society sre
fortunate receiving from George Bradshaw, Esd %"
Ne,. York cty. gft 5000 largest given bs
fndY dual Mr. Bradshaw formerly worsipped ~
rne present church. gentleman large and
generous and liberal heart, and his fortune j. ever a
t- every noble work ana Christian enterprise
I.ltuog.-Iae Hquor seized tins village last fall was
tneJ la-r week BY jury Mr.. Wing appearing tor the
prosecution Redhed, Reed, Fhed, Preur=-
ami Eai{ cI4juaDr,. After trO day spent
Ia nve-gstng the fsct- amt arguing tie eHse, me Jg
ts,e discharged Ii understood that
ve ui jury eondemning The liquor, and
oue Thought tile >. law nuIihed the State law
The case was then adjourned until March.
Na P,tflllr-, co-cxHr-I' concert given BY Phi
a- a-t Tuesday evening point Of decided
Alr Phillips excellent satisfaction
Aif Dudley' anu Miss Carey wa= que equal
to reputation superior vocalist Mr. W hney tx
=curio1 an The piano exceed by himself,
praise The audience not 80 large as
II The deserved although there was far
attendance.
DB Ut.SS-We call attention To the advertisement IN
another announcing that this celebrated physician
- here again His Of obstinate
cases well established.
OIL N HYDEPARK.-The .NeUsdeaIer says DR.
Ruggles, an eminent chemist In New York City,
while spending the season of hot weather last
summer at the American House in Hydepark (,
visited the Paint Beds in the east part OF the
town and there according to his own statement
made at the time, found crude petroleum oil on
the surface.
There will be an oyster supper the yestry
81 The Methodist Church, Stowe, Thursday eve
ning Of this week, the receipts to be applied to
remodeIlng and furnishing the church
The subscription books of the Vt Mans field
railroad Will soon be opened.
Eustace Morris, Frenchman, an industrious
man, with family. was instantly killed at East
Montpelier, thursday morning, by falling tree.
He was at work for Mr. T. c. Kelton, and was
about "a years. He formerly lived IN this town,
and was once injured in working upon the State
House.
The dwelling house Of w. c. Parker, of Bar
ton Landing. was injured by fire last Thursday
morning. Loss about 800.
We inadvertently omitted last week to credit
the report of the Adj. General in respect to th'
war expenses OF this State, to the Woodstock
Standard, from whose columns obtained it.
BICkFoRDs BEAUTIFIER, THE ORIGINAL Hail
COLoRING This preparation possesses proper
ties for restoring gray hair to its original color
causes It to grow thick and strong; stops it
falling off; frees the head from dandruff cure
and prevents badness. 1t is not dye it doe
not color the skin 1t softens the hair when hare
and dry it affords the richest lusture It is war
ranted to turn gray hair to its original colo
Price: "A cents per bottle.
All orders should be addressed to Bixby Co
Proprietors, Montpelier, VT.