Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02

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TIE STORM There was a heavy snow storm
In Nsg York last week. At Troy two feet OF
snow fell. The railroads we're impossible for
TWO days, and the blockade was quite general
Tne storm extended to the city, and then along
tle coast, blowing down may buildings and
clus;ng many IN ip wrecks There storm
Of 7Iad in th is vicinity and some snow, follow
e by sew erely cold days, but the weather wa
70. re inc.enent or stormy that it FIRE quent-
II il during the winter.
PATENT NOZZLE Our Fire Department
have just procured t~o Ct 8 Oyston's adjust
able, stream spreading II zzles.' These noz-
zlCs will deliver single stream ike a common
nozzle, or by sli 5ht movement Of the hand
can be made to spread The stream into show
er Of spray. THIS shower will drive back
and condense smoke, and enable fremen to so
into room filed with smoke without danger
of eufJcation
FIRE IN OaANGE.-A brick house belonging
to Jacob Cutler of Orange, was burned last
Thursday morning. Mr.. Cutters horse-barn
was also burned. Little was saved. Par tial-
" insured Cause Of fire unknown. The
fire awoke the family and they narrowly es-
capped.
CABOT A correspondent sends the follow
ing
At the last session of the legislature act
vas passed to incorporate the village Of Cabot.
provided that majority Of the legsl voters Of
said village should vote to accept tue act Of IN
corporation at meeting of the village, to be
held on the fourth Monday of December, which
was last Monday, at which time the charter
accepted by unanimous vote, after which the
following officers wee elected for the year
suing:
Moderator, Hon. E. ID. Putnam Clerk,
W. Ii. Fletcher; Treasurer, J. C. Harvey;
Collector, I. E. Wilson.
Trustees, J. NJ. Fisher, John Brown, VIM.
2. Whittier. T. H. Lance, J. P. Lamson.
Fire Wardens, NJ. E. Hatch, F. Whittier,
2nd, ID. Nevens, J. G. Harvey, J. I. Lilley,
w A. Perry, Oren Heath.
Committee to draft bylaws, 5. L. Wiswan,
Enoca Hoyt, }. P. LansoD John Farringron.
L. d. Putnam.
The meeting then ADJOURNED, 70 convene
again in eight weeks.
800 " ' ~
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ing By the chliren and youth-of single
pieces and dialogues-singing of Christmas
carols BY select number OF the chcir and u
CHRISTMAS Tree beautifully laden With The
fruit OF generous hearts, for che children OF
the school and OTHERS; the pastcr and his
family not beng arIooked or forgotten
The large audience present. despite the hard
travelling. indicates az the people take
pleasure in such GATHERINGS. even though tbey
have to pau fer the p-lyilege of epi3yipg
them
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SIDES the singers AID tIeTy &c Itosfnt GiC
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h"e pastor a1d Die iaHAy were
make the festival 4 success, which truly i
is IoI' lni7 SHOWS real missionary spirit
The ahool is under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of II
l. Perry VINO has served as such ten or twelv
years lie Is true and tried friend of chill
drfH- ONE WHO KNOWS.
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$4,000 -
rba cola g xv.;+zeols
4ha n + rbnrcb On Chris.naa 80 -
iored q ~ r,easart ,;,no 80. I'LL,
tuInieted Christmas tree distributing an,
receiving presents O the value OF about th1c
hundred do.als (@300) IN which the Supda
ocnooi with the past and family shared vsr
literally, the presents to himself ana fu1aIl
amounting 10 about fifty doil,rs, $500 )
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10y "t7 fio''J iiAeiy' Unless Prov
dentially lnte:iered with, to do it
OwL.-alc- Erastus Keith of Barre, caugf
N his Darn yard, one night last wee (, d fen
c5Ou7 owl, which rad been making txrensiv
depEeddtlons on he poultry. The bird mes
ures more than fyuE feet across It's ssre a
wings and ~as powerful enough @ dag til
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