Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30

10 Tue court NIluout plO4uCiuS "uy C'ioohSes
and the court fined Mr.. Clark ten dollars
and costs, and Mr.. Clark appealed from the
decision of the Justice to the next term of
the Washington County Court.
JUSTICE ROBINSON must have come to the |
conclusion lately that 1t Is term time IN
his court Thulsdst besides the other cases,
came the trial of j. E. Flanagan for liquor
selling. As it would have been MIR. F's
third conviction, it was matter OF some i'm
portance to him, and on a jury trial there
was a disagreement; the case will be trie1
again to-day.
Deputy Sheriff l. W. Brown seized d.
minutive stock of liquors Of I. j. Hunt. No
doubt Mr. Hunt had looked upon the jug of
whiskey and the five bottles of remnants as
the ossible nucleus of profitable and respec-
table wholesale trade, and was no intending
to fool them away at retail bat they were
adiudged forfeited
There was Sc zed by the same officer a
quantity of liquor from Fri Gunnison, con-
slsting OF a barrel of whiskey and certain
bottled stmulants which with the more mod
est ock of Mr.. Hunt were forfeited.
John Cahue with one or two others made
an assault on young Folsom OF Marshfeld, in
the street Friday evening. Cahue was ar
rested and fined seven dollars and costs,
" hich should be a warning to rowdyIsh
youth.
Besides all this, Raws0n who has been in
iail since October II, 1872, has disclosed the
e h,.r he ut he
that he was drunk on when arrested, and is
free man again, and Hattie Laundry has
been SO strongly suspected of beng the one
Who Q, rsonated Kate Seun0tt and obtained
two pairs of CATERS of Hatch Il Farnsworth,
that they arrested her ter 1t; but they could
prove nothing against II title and let her 20
her way, good or evil as 1t may be.
TIE SMALLPOX DIscUssIoN.-The Doc
tors have their say in to-day's Freeman about
that small pox matter. The question at is
sue seems to have been pretty thoroughly
canvassed and the people if they have been
blessed with receptive minds, must be fully
prepared and ready to "gi7e in their yer
dict" The discussion, it appears to Us, has
taken rather wide range, and a little IN
4 necessary sensitiveness crops out at several
points The result Of the action taken was
that the smallpox did not spread, and that
would 90 far TO show that no parties princl
pally concerned were negligent of duty.
NorIcE-The public examination for teach
ers Of common schools in the town of Mont
pelier, will be held at the Union School
house, room No :, Saturday, May 10Th,
commencing at nine o'clock, AN.
n NEWTON GLAzGER, Supt.
The numerous friends and admirers OF
Miss Angie II Lamb, in Washington Coun-
ty and elsewhere, will be pleased to learn
that her superior elocutionary culture and
power are appreciated wherever she APP
pears. The oheboygan Owls Times com
menting recently upon her public reading 10
that city, said Miss Lamb is an el0cuti0n-
ist by profession, of attractive personal ap-
pearance, ani of fare ability of comprehen-
sion, voice, expression and manner in delin,
cation Of her subj ect''
THE MADISON DEMOCRAT has some we'll de-
served words of compliment for Mr.. Leroy
G. Bradish, the cutter in the clothing de-
partment of S Klauber & Co. , of that city.
The firm with which Mr.. Bradish is, that OF
S Klauber & Co., is we'll known as one OF
the largest establishments in Wisconsin
The Montpelier friends of Mr. Bradsh are
? heartily pleased to know of his meritec
success in bis trade
: Pember street. Randolph, contains some o
the best farms in a town noted for tina
less of real estate.
Three farmers living on this street, within
the space of half mile, have each sent tt
market this spring pair of cattle, tn,
weight and net prices of which were a.
follows
} Fred Washburn's, 1865 lbs. $685. 90.
JIM. Pember's, $3.50 3l5.0O.
Geo. Pember's, 4l55 &c 305.00.
The Pembers always haze good cattle. anc
tie n. E. Farmer calls "Mun'' Pembe
" the best feeder in Randolph
He also has some specimens of horse-fesh
which he is not ashamed to show at fairs O
anywhere else.
George Cocker, living south of the Center
has pair of cattle which will weigh owe
1900. He intends to bring them up to 5000
. The largest pair of cattle R ,udolph ever sen
to market were fed by him and weighed owe
y 400. a pair fed by Geo. F. Souther, weigh
- ing 1860, sold in Brighton last week 70
S245.
K NoRTHFIELD.-Rev w. II II. Murray wi
n Lecture in Howe's Hall, Tuesday Evening
: May 6. 1873, at IL o'clock. Subject
8 1" Deacons.''
Samuel q. Richmond, an esteemed citizen
and prominent member of the Methods
:. Episcopal Church, died suddenly on Thurs
t da y, April oath. He was about as usua
Is and was taken in the afternoon while goin
J. home. but though medical assistance wa
1t Immediately called, he died in about an hour