Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

ust this side of the curve. a bove Montpelier
Junction, Tuesday, badly smashing the
saloon car and disabling the engine. Five OF
the train hands were 10 the car at the time
md all were more or less injured but none
1erIouslY. The train was moving slowly a,
the time and the engine following not being
tdvIred of It's whereabout come unexpected
y upon it. The accident caused a delay o
t re afternoon express going north Of nearly
10 hours.
Mr.. G c. Arms dealer in Marble worA
I Waterbury, has placed in the bur, in
round at that place two fne y e1ecut e j.
'pec'mens OF his Monumental v .rk done ia
ocCtcn granite. one for ia Ike CALVIN Fuller
n and one tor Lloyd Wells. Esq.
HtrdSick hts some norse-dise use, an II
you'll be d fl ;ult to name the place that /
-caplng, although ST Adams reports u
clean biIl' up to Mond y
The NJ ,ntpeller & Whit. River railroad
81 have a beginning this week on the farm
" R e.. tale 10 Barre.
Master Robert 6. Smith IF St. Adams, il
one OF tie bri.ht eve pages Of the Senat.
n the plac Of eide 5. Eastman, resigned
nd gone West"
The recoIleotions of the swelterin4 warm
lays Of last SUI mer were ell wiped uut h.,
ne last two fr SITS. Tney were the regu A.
Cardinal +" Oolsey kind, and : the last ros,
II summer has succum'ed. As evidence
hat we have had a short seas"n. some Of
he brick side walks around town has not
yet recovered from the upheavtng and wash
g out of last winter and spring as thr
~it-falls and loose, broken bricks attes'.
Ne presume the comm issroners Of street,
ave been too busy to notice is.
Daniel Goodrich, = drover of Z st Hard
e,ck, was knocked of the P4ssumpsic tram
BY a bridge at Falrlee and Instantly kill d
Monday night.
Four of the freight thieves arrested las
week at St. Adams were discharged. One
urnIsh,d $500 bail, and four others 500
bail; while one, in default of $1,000 bail,
Hss committed for rial.
1t is reported at St. Adams, that the new
Vermont Central loan has all been taken
| The conhience Of the public IN Ehe manage
uent Of the road has hardly been shaken by
the damaging reports. when were known To
be- un'ounded, yet this result ls a source Of
5ratiication to those interested in Vermont
enterprise.
P,rties Interested in the eastern township
Of Franklin county are making a Vigorou-
fort 10 defeat the bill now pending in thr
eSIsl ,ture, making an Appropriation tor II
ew Court House. Those who approve the
preparation are supposed TO be IN f4vo .
cnange Of County seat, an event not very
kelly 10 happen, we should judge.
Temperance IN etings are held in VI l1le-
Jury % Sunday eve ,ings. The -tudrnts 70
the college are SAID to be nearly If not
quite all pledged u total abstinence.
Tue vtlue Of the pro iuct IF the cptto
II l. ia the UuIted 5 ates 10 1869 vas $II7,
1919. Nearly l5J.oUO persons W re vu-
ployed " , rhiris being women and children
Coere we're $50 distinct establishments, oi
shich 1871 were IN 1854 Iusetts 1879 ]
Z 10 lie lsla d, III n Con e:tcut 80 ia Nv
hampshire IA % IN Name or more Jn4
n hail the euure mum ,er IN New Eugland
Senator Pat ers5n, Of New Hampshire,
d. b-eu eject, i P esldent ot the OhIJ A.
'eu. t.r4l ana Mechanical College.
y usG MSS CHRISTIAN Association
En-, rlxtn annual , ate Convention oi tnu-
suc,rtio" W.lb b'ld 81 Springfield, Nov
o j., 7th and 8 b.. A programme . pr sc
- na- be a area gel . the cc IS N. 0
fl rent intel ert 10 - cure a iuli de ~esatiOn
snlch " 0 delegates rom each associa
ION The usual return c.ecks are srrangru
OF with : railroads.
TIE earnings of the New L ninn Northern
railroad, under the mtuage neIt o tre YER
mont Central, fOr Mn months, ending n
August, shows an encDuragtns Increate 81
seventy eight thousAn five hundre aud sew
MY dJlla : over last year.
VERM Mt DAIRYxsx'- AssoCIATtoN.-The
annual meeting u the We m,ut Dauymtn's
Az cia n Was held at the > are uluse, 81
~ edne-day afternoon. II 10. E ID Mason,
Was { rcteI President. Hon. II q Glea-
son, Of sure Jury, Z Horace Hubbar OF
Springfield, and G.. ). McAIlister, OF Enos-
burgh, Wee Presidents. . ,. BLISS, ui
Georgia, oecre airy and Treasurer. q YER
nor Converse, ex-Gov-rnor Stewart, Dir.
B1YntOn. OF w ,ods, ock, and + ID. Douglas,
Esq., Of Whiting, aud ssed the Association
u ne evening in the absence OF Hon Hen
y Clark, the speaker announced !or the oc-
cas- on, who Was uuavOIdably absent.
Hon E j. P clips Of Burlington is ex-
pected home from his foreign travel this
week.
VERM Mt LUMBER TEADE -NOrtbam pton
reiuices Uvei tue fact that the hclndOes al,
CALEDONIA County, Lumber Company have
purchased sx acres OF land on the o.
ow Is ard, and will buiid 90 il a steam mill
Tor Saving lunb-r, floating t ear logs down
the G. ,nnectIcut River, anu booming them ID
the Oxbow, a capital place for sAttey. This
Company d. a large business az their Yer
mont mill. shipping eight car loads OF lum-
a d V, and Will employ at their mil III
Northampton from 50 to 80 workmen.
The VRRMoNT CENTRAL.-The Vermont
Central bias escaped the new troubles wltb
which it was threatened by the Efforts Of the
Connecticut River road 30 secure control OF
the Vermont Valley from Be lows Falls u
b attleboio, thus severiug she connection
with the New London Northern Railroad at
the latter point The original lease OF the
Valley road is alb ut expiring, and the
uartits who sought to get control OF 1t raised
the amount winch was thought necessary
Tor the purpusr, but they hAvo been some
what taken down by the discovery that a
new lease 10 the Central for twenty ye'r',
was taken IN 1871, So that their LABOR was
thrown away.