Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-01

JOSIAH WOOD. county committee.
D. NJ PHELPS,
JAS IL HOLDEN
FARMERS in this section have already com
menced gathering in their hay crop. and good
progress has been made the past week. The
grass j. better and earlier this year than it
las been Tor several years past. Two weeks
10 good weather now viii see nearly every
barn ia the country filed to overlooking with
EXCELLENT hay.
FATAL AccIDENr.-A little FIVE years old
-an OF Il Mr.. Wiley was run over in our
streets tuesday forenoon by one of the Messrs.
Camps teams, and 50 badly injured that he
lied in about half an hour afterwards
An UGLY AFFAIR-In Mortified, Saturday
evening last an Irishman named Sullivan be-
coming considerably elevated by imbibing too
much river water, kicked up a general row,
ami On an attempt bcin, mado quiet him be
came enrased and threw a large and sharp
stone, which struck Mr.. Brooklyns on the
head. tracturing BIS skull, and SO seriously
lulurng HIM chat it thought he could
MT live, though we have since learned that
ifitf 'hl III - DCLtCi SULLIVAN WIS dIICStttl
ami taken to the lookup.
BURGLARS ARRESTED Saturday last two
strangers entered the dwelling house of Mr..
Joseph Denny, near the Harlow Bridge in
Mortified, while Mrs Denny was absent at
4 neighbours house, and stole therefrom a
watch and some other vaIuables Mrs. Den
ng Jaw 5hem leave the house, and going home
discovered the loss. Pursuit was at once
mmenccd, and the rogues were soon cap
rlred walking on the railroad track north
ward the watch was found on one Of them,
and they now have lodgings with Tailor
Camp ut this village
MOI CoEREcT.-A correspondent writes Us
that OUR report Of the case, James NJ hickey
John Howard, lately tried in the Orange
County Court, was Incorrect, and gives us
full report of the facts found in the case,
wnicn want * room compels Us to omit this
week
IHE New 1oES Circus, which is adyer-
used in our columns to-day is said to be not
only the largest but the best appointed and
regulated circus that has ever visited Yer
mont. and these who patronize such perform
anee- viii probably he well pleased with an
opportunity 70 visit the entertainments OF
TINS tr9t-class company.
coon Srock A>D GOOD PRIcEs.-D. T.
Knapp Of this village, a week or two since,
sold Hon John \. Page, COW which many
think to he the best cow in the county, for
the nice sum Of 500. Not long since Major
Bartlett also Of this village. sold to a Boston
gentleman his noted gcldius horse for SIj0U
ACCIDENT FROM A BLAsr.-Some days since
a Mr. Kittridge, foreman Of one Of the gangs
Of men engaged IN getting out slate in North
field. had ms shoulder dIslocated and was in
other ways badly injured by the explosion Of
a blast in one Of the slate quarries. The
charge not roing off as expected, Mr.. Kit
fridge went to it to ascertain the cause, and
while thus engaged the explosion occurred,
causing the accident narrated above He is
now much better. although unable to use his
arm.
AHA>Do>ED.-We learn that the celebra-
ton of the Fourth at Cabot has been aban-
donel
Our ADvEsTISING FRIENDS are filling up
our columns this week. and, while we thank
them for th -ir fayors, we are not sure but
our subscribers may think we are getting
Z. to- much of good thing" Have a little
charity. good friends. and while you are busy
gathering the present abundant hay harvest
allow the printer to gather up small har
vest from his advertising field.
FATAL AccDENT.-A man named Webster,
an engineer on the Vermont Central railroad
was badly Injured near Concord, \. H., last
week. his head striking against the bridge.
Deceased was a cousin Of Engineer Webster
recently killed by the collision near Bethel
Vermont.
Tie corner stone Of . Green Mountain
Seminary" the new Freewill Baptist Insti-
tuition a Waterbury Centre, is to be laid
July 9th G. ". Willard of Montpelier,
will deliver an address on the occasion
Dennis Lineban, Is years of age wa
drowned il Waterbury, June Goth, at the
bridge near Sylvester Henry's, while bath
ing