Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

TAKE HEED To Your STEPs.--Our worthy
Ogerseer of the Poor, w W. Caldwell, Esq.
had the mishap to fall down the stairway o.
the Montpelier Manufacturing Co., yester-
day, seriously, but we trust not permanently,
njuring him.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Mutul Fire Insurance Company, held at
their Office on Wednesday, October 10, 1873,
the following named persons were elected
D rectors:
Washington County, D. Baldwin, Timothy
P. Redfeld, Erastus 5. Camp, James T..
rhursron, Charles Dewey; Addison County,
" g Sprague Bennington County, G. E.
Houghton; Caledonia County, N. P. Bow
man; Chittenden County, A W. Allen
Essex County, II. a. Cutting; Frank lin
County, A. W. Woodworth, Grand Isle
County. j. P. Ladl; LlnoiIle County, w
ii. IL. Bingham; Orange County, L. q.
HInckI. y; Orleans County, A. j. D dge
Rutland County, Ii. W. Porter; Wlndham
county, q. W. WymAn Windsor County
E. I" W tson
Officers i Daniel Baldwin, President
Timo,uy P. Re jfeld, Vice President Jam, {
[. SAbIn, Secretary James L. ThurStOn
| treasurer.
RATHER IMPSUDENT.-A wise man we re d.
foreseeth the evil and hIdetb himself, but the
| foolish pass on al are punished. Tho mas
| Moriarty, who keeps a grocery store on Main
Street, can hardly be written up prudent
or Wise man for his own interests. He has
been suspect d "a dealing quite freely in the
- critter," aud has twice been up aud found
,uilty of liquor selling. TIE recent grand
jury found bill az ,ins5 Moriarty for lqu n
selling, and his trial came off last Wednes-
| lay. He was found guilty Of SIX off nses
and fined sixty dollars and costs only escaping
a sentence of three months imprisonment bv
the neglect of the prosecuting attorney t.
file the certificate of the prior conviction
Worse than all this carol IS Thomas, sold
the day his trial was expected to come off, a
| big drink OF forty rod rot5at to one Richard
soB, witness with a subpoena in his pocket
to testify against Thomas Tor liquor selling
| rne result was Richardson was arrested
disclosed on this non-respeator OF laws; and
now Thomas has a prosp' CT of boarding al
the County house for season.
| MILLINERY GoODs.-THE LADIES should
bear in mind that S. 5. Towner has opened
the finest assortment of millinery goods, s.
vet shove in this village. A close and ex
| hat m
needs of this market demand, his faultles
t,ste has enabled him to buy the finest good
IN his line. at prices that cannot fail t
please his customers
WAITsFIELD ENTERrAENMENT.-MIss MIN
E. Gregory will give Select Readings a
Natsield, Thursday evening, Oct 3O1h
1873
NoRrHFIELD. Thomas L. Sllisbur.
has sod his resid .nce on Main Street to Al
drew Hewitt for $4,000 90. We understan
that Mr.. Salisbury has rem )ved west. H
has lived here but a few years, but had VOL
the conf fence and respect of all parties an
ais removal is generally regretted by all.
OscIr d. jones has sold his house and 10
on School Street to C.lvin Farnsworth {
Berlin.
j. C. Cady has sold house and lot o
Union Street to J. G. Rice and William N
d Wis.
G. L. Darling has sold his house and lc
on Cemetery Street to Frank and Kent Hode
den.
A. j. Robbins has closed up his restaural
in New Block, and gone to Chicago.
Miss Fletcher has opened a new mlliiner
! store in Stevens building, Central Street.
John L. Pope died at Hardwick, Sep
} Both, aged 50, also Oct. Sd, Eliza Pag
= wife of John L. Pope, aged 65-both c
typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs Po
were of the most highly esteemed inhabitan
~ Of tie town. and their death is a sore affi
ton to the family, to the church, and
1t the poor and destitute, who have Iecelv
E, so much substantial sympathy from them.