Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

nun Caieuonla county, ls now on
'i'ai' aud there are three more yet to be
Cd u the last being the Montpelier & Wells
"aiiroad, VS. James R. Lansdou. The opin
i'ns are OF course reserved to the end of the
term. Washington county has only the
dcoVe mentioned Case for hearing at this
'erm- Lamoille county has none and Orange
County but one, Stanton vs. Haverhill Bridge
70. The latter case was argued by O. Gam-
DELL and G. W. Clarke for plff. and by NJ,
Leslie and Hon. VIM. Hebard for deft. We
are glad to see Judge Hebard so well after
his unfortunate accident, but he is still I'M
able to walk without crutches Among the
attorneys who have been present, not men
toned elsewhere, were Hon. VIM. Fl. WAL
ker, Mr. Robbins and the aged, but wide
awake, Seweli Fullam of Ludlow; Hon. Ii.
IL. Powers OF Lamoile and MIR. Cahoon OF
Caledonia
| MONTPELIER POLICE RECoRDs.-Our newly
appointed Justices are taking on the robes
and work of official Lille promptly and worth
lily. Justice IL. K. Field was kept pretty
busy last week with trials and mplaints,
in all which he showed good knowledge Of
the law, and disposition to mete out even
and exact justice to the offender without
lear or favor. We will mention, but two
these cases. Thursday morning Ardin Mar
tin of Calais was brought before him on d
charge OF intoxication. Martin disclosed
that be had, belore leaving Calais, imbibeo
freely OF rum procured by his vile from tn,
liquor agent to dress the head of her SOL
who had Inflicted an ugly wound on his head
by falling from a tree. Reaching Montpelier
Wednesday noon be was thirsty and went
into John Gravlin's sal DON where Charles
| Gravelin, son of John, sold him glass OF
whiskey 1t also appeared that going out
he soon became noisy and turbulent and was
arrested and committed to Jail by officer /.
w Brown. He became sober and commu-
NEGATIVE by morning, and told the above
Tower true tale Justice Field issued his
warrant against Charles Graslin, who was
brought in. plead guilty and was fined $40
and costs.
LARcENY-One Oliver Bell, Frenchman
from down country, who claims he has been
thrown out of work by the suspension OF
work in the mills came along to Northt9d
Wednesday. Taking pity on his condition
Fred Varney OF that village invited him in tt
dinner This kindness Mr.. Bill endeavored
to reciprocdte by ieving Varney OF thu
care of an overcOat which he found in the
hall when leaving. Bell was found how
' ever Thursday here in Montpelier overcoa
and all and was arrested By Sheriff Brown
= Justice Field sent the offending Bell "up
e for a couple Of month his in the County Jail
;, and Varney didn't lose his'oyercoat alter al
i by the exercise Of hospitality. An amusin;
: feature of the case, was, that Yarney, aite
. dining this tramp Bel, sent him to his iath
). er-ln-law, Joseph Duke, who kindly CAV
the scamp Ippsr aui lodging, while he al
It the time had V,rneyS coat IN his P )ssesslon
d and the mex IN )rning ave the thief a eoun
n lryman' benediction, and sent him on hi
II way clothed in his entertainers garments
a Ii was clear case of misplaced confidence
4 D SER iED CoNGRATULATI NV were
IN New Y ,rk when Mr.. and Mrs, Ii. 5
LOOMS Golden Wedding TRANSFERRED, an
reached hume too late to hear OF the happ
: event before the FRESHMAN went to press las
= week. The OMISSION to publish the gla
= news is of minor consequence compared wit
II the memorable and deig htful occasi ion, whic
h afforded So great and agreeable gratlfcatio
II 20 the hosts of friends who know Mr.. an
IS Mrs. LOOMS but to esteem them. We car
d noe, however, even al this late day, foreg
j the pleasure of chronicling the fact that tn
: golden epoch in their welded lie has bee
,r thus worthily reached, and add the wish tina
It the diamond period may dawn npon them a
IS pleasantly when the cycling years shall hay
II brought them a quarter century neare
lie Home
L Mr.. Charles F. Poland and Miss Jenni
} Dewey were last evening married at the re-
y lence OF the brides father, Mr.. Derlsu
II Dewey. Tie Montpelier Cornet Band undo
i the leadership of Mr.. Grant gave pleasar
serenade to the newly married pair later
of the evening.
% VERMONT B BILE S.cIETY-The Directors
v this Society meet at trinity Church tn
l. afternoon at four o'clock to elect an agent
is the S,ciety in place of Rev. E. !. Carpente
ne resigned
- IMPROVEMENTS. Mr.. Julius c. Slina h;
10 been treating bis house on Berlin Street to
new coat of light paint, and has made
~ most marked improvement in its outside a
- pearance. Mr. E. S. Hlb5ard on the san
, street is finishing up and plasering the l
~ side of his fine residence, and We shall e
pect soon to see him completing and ;aur
n' fying the outside thereof. Mr.. William A
: drews, just below, has nearly completed
~ convenient ell or kitchen and Sued part
his tall house, which will give him desirat
rooms.
MAD RIVER VALLEY AHRAD.-James
Baird of WaitsfeId has mare four ye
he oiu !de' ouiy' 'h'''
Of A Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
-. to be organized at WaitsfeId, Wednesd
,er eve, Nov. 9Th.
1p CABOT IS NOT dead nor very sleepy.
~ cans to have railr, ad connections sometir
and to keep on in well doing, thus deserv
~ a railroad before one comes to her. The
LACE trustees have put in substantial ST.
water reservoir opposite Uaion Block, VIII
lin is to furnish water for man and beast,
g. TO extinguish fires it needed. A new