Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-01

HIRAM GAhLlON1 state Attorney
II vs.. BRowS, sheriff.
LUTHER NEwCoNB, Clerk.
Lewis Keith VS. Merrill Eastman and r.
Currier ION trial last week. the defen
fant To recover costs. Wheeock for plain
riff. Heat0n * Reed and Wing for the
defendant.
IilIcv vs. town OF Cab0t-a bounty suit.
Verdict for the plaintiff Randall & Durant
gr plaintiff. Lamson and Shurtleff for the
defendant.
The jury was discharged Saturday morn
ing AMI tie Court took a recess until Ines
dav Nav eth.
The jury sat l0r.y-4cyen days. the lanEc-.
my term Tor twenty years
The BARNAUEE TRoUrE give musical I'm
tertainment at Village Hall Thursday even
ing. Nav d, and 80 popular and enjoyable
arc their entertainments that it Is hardly
necessary 70 say anything more than an
lgunce their coming to secure a full house
There has been quite "a lull in entertainments
II anv description since the lecture season
closed. and sc predict big gathering to-
.ethcr or this occasion Tickets may
Ne haI f. advance at Phinney'= at fifty cents
Zach
2ocaEr MI>iNc.-Ihe prospecting Tor gas
It the junction of State with Main stee- ia
.ais 'i'l.se' i1Lnliils one o. VARS IVAN
..-crirtion OF pocket mining. It takes
considerable deins to locate The pocket
l- when found it viii undoubtedly pan out
wtls as the supply 81 gas Tor nearly one
=. me 'Ii-ase iail' 20 reaeh the burners.
PARADISE I5R BABlEs.-Thc Boullrord
Is M5a.psIer,-for it will not Do to say
PLAIN brick side walks any more,-are com
.-- .at most ur0fuseIv decorated with nobbv
Ht..e baby carts this spring. Our enterpris-
ra5rs lust over the river in Berlin.
.--....-si as the E. NIontpeIier NenuGlc-
-.-.-.. C.rraDv..- are dofn, tbis-tha- +.
- ,.-.-f5r these d,fntv Iit-rs Turn
.--. 1.-.- around emptv. The little occu-
,4r-. --a4 rs take t9 them with seIf
Satisfied. r.-.I eomplaceucv more expressive
s.-.- +I.nlf,Ine-- than a fnI -or II
-.-..,. --or,cod with , q. ,ybare,. p, I..r.-
-..,..r .-e rar.onaI uIatf,rro eanli H.
I'LL. ..s7 rfena them rrav certainly,
..,...-..i..s the f,bfas-s,5 The
.I mann, r,,+,,-.rs N III ..ts
.........r.-.sr.,, ~ -. smell. i. ba.,e...r-
.-..-,e tt,e-. sI..,so. f,h,- ..,-r-s..a-
A, e,ea..7.o saws I. 4 fashionable haby
A7 -h tA'"-D-' s's7 - iAsii'o li''L- 'a'5
'1o.1 e ashamed e wear any tnins out q u'3 .
N91i ne-A'-- anu =-l-'e e'asl '" s-a'e 91a'
-.-1-' II "'ul1 r eiuAi's 'i'l''7'
appear 90 -1eA SA 'elAslo" " any o'He'' ~
.a-- magnificent turnout 'u@H one ~ ''lse
-.a-. with Bridget OF % big sister for tae
FoIe'--'7 power. 40 Ho' VEL ~ e"
.-lAse p'Ii' y u 'H''li0 l's'llS ~
--ef' may '' some danger lHLl .He7e Ii'-'l
lamps. the .a'2cra's "i l"e '.''Y veg
may 's az the ''I''l' y suoi 7e'-i
.-sn-' l'' not many 'ay7 7.'i'7' - az ''''s-
ii1e[n''n' 'H'- 's" -'-.'i. III ils
n5 lhe @-aI 422' o. one OF inc l1'O'-1-
men VINO nad some A'e ooliaF es'a .'-lslllt n.s
.-. -..-.-t- t.,t+.. ,ri t5. Irish
I...-.--i5 r.. .-T5r,o,,i,s5 = +lar nan ,.sy
III. ...---...--. IN d,.,,--I.r TIT -.
~, ~ ,f.-F.,f.,. MI r,.5. f.,
.... er-.., .,[.II..- t,-,,,,.l.
slsI r, H. the sh7p and buv it,.
Ne .3n.ratuIste our enterpriziu- neigh
.srs over the river on tile success Of sheir
juvenile speciality. and with such dainty
baby carriages as they provide, and with tie
best Of candies. both >outhmayd and Cross
made, surely the iuducement 70 be bosn was
never greater Una" now
Gen. Wells having resigned his position