Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

TIE case of Sarah Strong, adm K, Geo
% Smalley occupied the Court until Sttur-
5av noon when 1t wa given To the Jury.
The Jury during the ait, 'rnoOn, agreed upon
verdict for the plaiu tiff Of fifty cents.
The questions involved in this case related
mainly ID whether all matters in dispute
between the parties had OF had not been ret
tied by a previous arbItT alton. Monday
forenoon, Court was not in session, the pre-
siding Judge being detained by a oelated
train on which he was pas-en .e.--
In the afternoon the SUIT Of Ira Chamber
lin Oscar Morrill, was resumed Heath
and Randall & Durant were for the plaintiff.
and LamsOn. Shurtlef and F SIX Tor the
defendant. THIS was an action of replevln
for a horse, which the plaintiff claimed 10
have purchased for his sOn-in-law, AMI which
defendant had attached rs the property OF
the son in-law. The defense was that the
horse was PURCHASED with money belonging
u the sOu-iu-law. Verdict for defendant To
recover 81 damages and the return Of the
horse.
Erastus Bachelor V. Thomas Bartl t.
This Is AN action for false warranty ami deceit
in the sale OF a horse. The plaintiff aims
the toT-e TO have had a disease at the time
10 purchase from winch be subsequently
1red. Heath tor plaintiff, Shurtlef Tor de
.cldaut. On tIia
Remember Nr. Pa 1son's lecture to-mor-
..w Thursday evening, the last Of the
Course Ills lectures are very highly com
minded the press wherever he has spoken
tie present season, and doubtless the one here
H.l prove a rich literary treat.
Tie annual election OF Stewards in Trinity
Church .ccurred on Friday evening, the 22I
.r-- and resulted in the choice OF the follow
ir. a-I Henry Mutt, q. II Cross, Rob
Ell uasu Geo. W. Parmenter, " F. Wa
,.raau. d. r Gray, p. IL. Hinkley G g.
B4-a .r5 r. j. Hargln.
IIe-..ual report showed healthful con-
ta i. affairs in all sIects. and the sat
ot.uo the society in the financial man
sgu.ut was indicated by tie unanimous
-.-a.setioaoithe offcicnt committee, Of which
u. Hargiu is chairman.
N ur.=b.ng auxiliary or the Womans
Fr. 81 N =-iouary Society has been Tor some
months iu successful operation in connection
v..l Trinity Church, Montpelier. The
4 atlIv meetings have been sustained with
interest. and apparent profit The society mum
hers tw,u5y-ouc members, and is oficered s
i. .vs. Nr-. Rev. c. W Coke, President;
N-- VIM. y Peek. Mrs D. Mcdonald.
Me. Lucy A. Styles, Vice Presidents NJ -
Sarah T. McDoaald Recording Secretary
H-- Mary Mutt, Corresponding Secretary
aal Ir-.surer.
Tile ladies of the Methodist Society at
Chelsea have cushioned their church slips in
aa.arm style. which adds much 70 the
i auty II the house, and to the comfort Of
sae congregation.
BAaaz GaANI7E.-The article on GRANITE
l.rtaRIEs. published ID the = extra + this
week. viii be found a very interesting and
Instructive paper. Il viii u1 doubt astJniso
many who nave never investigated the N II
~ sr % .rhars given the subject a thought,
r! arm the extent AMI value Of the Barre
..aarr.s-. But DR. ogauIdIug, v no prepared
aud real the paper before t-e meeting OF the
Sttte Board OF Agriculture at MJntp9lier,
male his dzlros uppa no speculative basis,
MS he has had lnple means to arrive at the
facts stated.
The .-r.n.5s in the town Of Barre Is a
SQUIRE. IF uuIsvelopei well:l that can hard
IL bc ovar-es-im4tsI, aud It is Prepetua.
.-.t.a..,, r, .rtsrnr,se and ctoi-
5--....--,., r,,Ir,,i !, br,n, it forth
.L... .,-..-..I ,,I rr.ns,nuts il into gold
r.,l,h b,,iti. not to he
49,. I'LL, lunches. "a cranes ID poles.
ill.,, LII, \, town in
t4e State of Vernon has a more substantial
-a.-oD s,r ds-ir,n, railroad communication
,i,b -la b.I.iin, AMI growing world than
uo Uar.. ,5lze'' is full Of golden eZgs
and j. only waiting for a nest to Jay =
them. We fear the town does not q1it'
appreciate the mlsuiruIe of her I'm
portlnce in her possession Of uncon-
struc5ed eI'i'es' anu 'o'e''s Vi IL III
t. say nothing oil mics o' uuu5 P'lii''''
Perhaps hef p'7''o' Is d i'e''o GIN ''''
Jas' r ''is ..z
In the radius 81 several railToau en'e P''''
bat her constant cry sho ild DC : n'Ise
hor-e- my k'nsi' r q morse, =" ',Ou
oae) LHl Her granite u 'u'i''i" =
wlta the means % IN We 'o"iru7 "i'io :"
N.a.mat- SIT enthroned 70 receive IT,
N-. ron BIncrolt, aged - years tn
oIle-, .al4bitaut in town, died Tues lay
March -5,h- lie has been res'uen'
Montpelier since 1914, and during his Ion
la has been man Of quiet, lndustriou
habits. AID good citizen. lie was a me II
Der ol the Congregational Church, and to
many years was the village sexton. For To
past year he has been almost helpless.
We learn that Deacon Closson, we
k-o,,, CITIZEN of Worcester, died on the oct