Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-04
SUPREME COURT.-The General Term

''ii- N''9'9 NAV t Dtcn argued mus lar:
Wllliam Wright, Jr.. vs. estate of c. p. |
"iIllams. appellant. from Chittcndcn |
county Joseph II. Brainerd, appellant vs.
the Mls>i>quoi RAILROAD Companv Bron- /
son warner. appellan V the Missi>Quoi
Railroad Company: $. Campbclls estate !
appellant, " the Miss isquoi Railroad Com
pamy; Sanford L. and w b. Calman. adj
illustrators of jacob Carman'. estate, vs.
Alvah ID. Smith and +. III. Rood, from
FRANK lin county; Joseph II. tcrrcs. V
american Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Mis- -ion>, from Addison county;
ana tie following from Rutland County
James Brown, ct ais. vs. EVELYN Picrpoint,
ct ais Howe Scale Company. vs. Terry ID
Ward; village Of Rutland, vs. Jacob Edyrr-
ton In The matter OF Henry $ Bowman,
vs. Ilngd"n * AinsNorth, petition to
vAratr Il certificate, tie court hal re
fused the application to have it brought
brt"lr the present term, on the ground ihat
1t was beyond the power of the court To
do SO. Parker ellison x Dewey V. Joseph
Adams X Sons: Parker. ellison x Dewey
V. Sutherland Falls Marble Company;
Miner billiard, ct al, v. Inc Adm n >rAtoI
IF l>aar Mechanics: VIM. Is. II, ski>on
". john Miller. If ais: VIVA O. Harrison
". Samuel w. Harrison. all fro II Rutland
county; James /. Irl>k V. Jarvis +. Bar
rows. from Windsor county; Granville p.
>prulding, administrator, - Barnl A.
Cook. ct al; Raphael { lrti~ v, T. X 4
George W. smith: Edward H. Dcni~on
ct nj, V. Joseph Dcarlng: VIM. G. Crane
It ii, V. >tetlnnn SIP luIlinr (unni~hed)
I'LL from Windsor county. The next in or
der, is No. %. Jonathan james, .Jr vs.
Albert lloI~dcn, from Or ems county. No
10. the Rensselaer, X Saratoga Railroad
Company ". Daniel :. Miller ct nj. and Il
ross bill; and No. l., the brandon Man
utacturln@ Company ". \. \. Frazier X
Co., We're passed over and assigned for
Thursday. There rrmIin> nine eases to
be heard, some quite long.
SILVER WEDpINo.-Mr and Mrs. IIor-
zee w. Sowlr>, of Barre celebrated their
silver wedding "Wednesday evening of last
week More than two hundred guests
were present. and the occasion was one of
much pleasure. The presents We're both
useful and ornamental The Odd Fellows
of Vermont Lodge presented silver ice
pitcher, gold lined @oblct>. etc. The COM
pany departed, wishing that such gather
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NuHrHFIEI.p IrfMS.-The United States
| Artificial stone Company, at their annual
meeting, Oct. 18th, chose Joel Winch for
President, joel WINCH Joseph Gould. J
II. circuit, J. NJ. Dane and ID. T. Averil
/ for Directors, for the year ensuing. Moth
NC i wanted t. make the mama features
of this company in cool demand but to
/ have their merits become known to the
public Their water tanks are very supe-
rior for keeping water pure and sweet
All testimony i strong in their favor. The
Company resume their labor At once.
Mr.. Charles Walling. formerly of Mont
pelier, died in North!irld, Oct. 10Th, aged
about GJ wears Mr.. Wallinr moved here
recently and has b en- very busy fitting up
! hi, residence. around which he has made
many Improvements. Only 4 few hours
before hi, death. he went for nails t. com
plc;e hi earthly home, But there WAS be
ing fitted up for him 4 more beautiful
home in the ntnsion~ above. IIi-
death forribly illustrates the uncertainty OF
life. Refining forest in u>u.h health, Will
hardly L moments warming, his sp.ri.
ngr.l its liigh torealM~ unknown. En-
animation showed hi, ,Icl.h to hlvc been
c,u~cd 10y heart disease, He WI, highly
esteemed III tbs community.
The following officers were elected Ii,
Friday evening, for The qllrtrr ensuing
10y NortInirIl I.oi@r, InIrprnlent order
Of Good Icmpl.r~, No. 10: Worthy Chic
Tclnplu. DR. p. u. Bradford; Worth,
Vice Tclnplar. Mr.. Carrie Smith Worth,
Secretary, George Richmond; Worth,
Treasurer, w. IL. II. (latljn; Worthy Fl
nnrial Secretary, Nellie Chn~r, Worth,
Chaplain, Rev. Il. y. Greene; WORTH
MAJ >lml, George Gallup; Worthy Guar
,iian, Carrie Emery; Worthy Sentinel. !
T. Brooks; Dtmnui~t. Ella SAVAGE. In
i llatiou next Friday evening. and on tn
: ,nlc evening. tor the benefit of the mc.n
nrr- AMI visiting friends, tn re VIII b,
brought II the drama entitled The PEG
pies LAWYER.
: Mr.. Mary A. livcrmore speaks at Nortl
e field, Thursday evening, November III
i Subject Concerning Husbands"
\ WEST Hl>puIru-O,ivcr Converse.
crazy man who >traycd away from judy
tt Pari~hs at The Center, WIS found two o
G three miles south of West Randolph fc,
g DAYS after his :. lighting out
Ninety-nine cent has brohcn ont in til
i village and some of the old dealers n
> going into the gam.
-" y w. Few k-bury x Son, have pat in
st of lioWe'> scale, u~t south of the
V store. large cnongil t. drive on and weig
= the whole team and lOa ut the same tim,
t. A son of =. =. Ripley. aged about t,
a wears, died quite sudden Y, few nigh
II since. He had the scarlet fever, but H.;
E. apparently fully recovered. and undoubtc'
d " took cold Some time in the night
II called iii, mother, saying he was chokin:
y His mother arose and administered sll,
id medicine IL She thought would give relic
lc not anticipating anything serious. III
1t retired again soon after, however.
X again spoke to hi mother, saying he W
V dying The family arose and sent for
TO physician, and did all they could for hin
bat H. died in few moments, and befo
the physician re cheI him. Mr. RIPPLE
~ w.ts himself sick. and unable to follow t
remains of his son to tn grave,
NIo 1nKt of hf 1,tn I,,l
u Weston, and daughter, have left tow
IT, having purchased Il place in Thetford AZ
moved thereon.
1t. m
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-, Normal School began Monday, with
attendance of 10.