Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08
vermont Jews.
ADDISON COUNTY

vermont Jews.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Five thousand dollars have been offered and
refused for a half interest in the MOunt Ferd
slate quarry at Granville
Mrs Hope and Mrs Turrell, both of Shore
ham, were recently tried before Justice Slade
Of Middlebury, and bound up for stealing
goods from sundry stores in Middebury.
Mr. Jacob Dewey Of Middlebury has a
large cotton tree fun five feet high, bearing
bails Of cotton in different stages Of advance
ment. At the base of the tree the ball are
in a bursting condition, showing beautiful
balls Of cotton. Further up both are Just on
the point Of bursting or opening while al
the top the balls are hard and closely bound
Il was brought from North Carolina the past
season.
Mr. Loyal L Wright Of Cornwall raised
this season llj bushels Of good handsome
sized onions from an acre and a half and four
rods of ground.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
\ correspondent of the Banner has the fol-
lowing relative ID affairs N North Bcnning-
ton
Speaking u vegetables. proJ4bly the largest
'i '-i7 ttt.''70- 80 y"
'Hv 9h2u '-eI7 = ,.,c p'l VINO "il' "e1 mum
kct Of Slaruys.
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-tys, and have not been known to buy wood
Tor some considerable time past. We DO not
speak VI this In q lault-tuiIng spirit, but 1t
is to show examples IT }. good managing "
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21ti t7'uiS are ABOUT 'Iet.lhS 4h extensive
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
y. oAu=buIy undertook U get up an ex-
element By d tlEc1a-e On the Fair Grounds,
oll % WASH g. success lhe managers had
three I3Ac7f anu 1He LF7I one ieI q cAased
lAo oVS anu -l..ol mum - tit' uc ran INTO
'No 1''" y anu '"'s A'-i'u nun "l''
m Mead met with severe accident at
Mclndoes Fails la7r thursday. lie slipped
III the tram. and "a. loot struck between
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Congregational church IN st Adams. the
'nFee AF7' S''a'tnS ln November,
Iue tram from tuc nlrLI over tle Ncrnpnt
S Canada Road, ran OH the track, Saturday
gs.l'l ne. r.. '-in Inc Tram
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OHe' 1He a'- 3.'1eI7 91S-a'n.' severe INJURY
ol 'Nc -ll-
bAKARsii-L'.-i ne nous and barns be-
longing To Mrs. Ayers aud u Dean were
consumed by fire ot IGe7dly, Oc- 81, 1871
Loss 9-'o0 Inc o'i1'n % INs ne is un
known
ItuelIlg l,I-Nry.
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wa. allv. when found and mad drawn the
trap 5ma distance, but was found and shot
Tie Llm.iIIe O.. AL. Society have voted
to purchase land enough OF Mes-rs. Niles
and Town on MJrrisville E. p AIN - for a FAIR
Ground
URANUS '''->I'.
j. W. BatcheIer has returned T. Brad!O ord
| from Michigan, whittier he went some three
. years since.
Deacon Gsor,e Priehtrd has removed his
family from Bra ford I, Worcester Mass.
he being now engaged in business IN Boston.
Salisbury 81 20 of Rand1lDI are putting
1 in srlsr mill 40 their mandatory and are TO
build store house @ load and unlold from
the railroad track opposite their milf
NOW C,r.,r..,ati,,al church was formed
an The on.tul7 at Fast Rraintree Tbirtv-
I five person, w.re received to It by letter ami
nrof.ssion Eleven an these were heads of
/ Families 4 most rratirvio,, chance has come
over that community in the last Six months.
and the new church begins its history under
/ the most favorable auspices
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/ no ,,tLer dav which measures & feet from