Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

First snow of the season flying about in
the air here Yesterday
Look at S S. Towner's advertisement
of f,ll millinery, and still better for your
selves. 90 and look at the stock of goods |
which he will be glad to show you
y match game of ball, played between
the Union School picked nine of this vii
larc and the Winooski B. b. c. of Plain
field, last Saturday, resulted in Il victory
for the latter by u score of u to 46.
\ Concert of Vocal and Instrumental
Music will be given in the Nesiry OF the
Church of the Messiah, on Friday evening
next, to which the public are cordially in
vltcd Proceeds for the benefit of the Sun
diy School.
SUDDEN DEArlI.-MrS. Josiah Wood !,
woman working ut the Nicholas farm in
Berlin, met with an accident and died very
suddenly last Thursday morning. Feel
ING faint she went to the stone steps, where
-he fell and cut head badly, and died in a
few moments. 1t is thought that thouc
she was seriously injured. death may have
been caused by an apoplectic fit.
The BARRE BuRGLARY-M c. E Ar
mold. counsel for Miles, is here, and had Il
hearing before Judge Redfield on the quc>-
lion of the reduction of Miles bail, this
morning. Decision was reserved. The
grounds of the petition were the poor
~,atc of the health of the respondent. the
fact that his pccunarv ability is not such rs
In, been claimed and that whatever bail is
raised will have to be raised by Miles rel
aiycs and friends in Westminster. Vt.
who would only 90 bail for him on the
certainty that he would make his appear
ance for trial.
Mr., Arnold is now with Mr.. Stoughton
in New York. and was. until four wears
ago. a resident and practcing attorney in
Bellows Falls, having been five or six
wears ago. States Attorney for Windham
county. Mr.. Bramhall, of New York. i,
also here.
Mrs. Alphonsos or Curley, of New York.
i, in town with her chilli
TIE READING Room 1t is to be hoped
i general and heai ty response will be Civ
IN to the call for Il meeting of the Citizen
Library and Reading Room A>socittion
The misfortuneS of this laud;.ble enter
pri~,., occ"sioned by the fire of last March,
should not be allowed to result in its
death. for the signs of vigor and prosper
ity throughout our village. are sufficient
assurance that it can still be sustained
Having once Supplied Il l,ng felt need. the
need becomes a more absolute necessity.
AMI not only does the public conscience
demand the continuance Of any good work
begun. but the public pride forbids its
abandonment.
1t is always humiliatin@ to be obliged to
confess to a slackening of praise-worthy
cndeavOr.
Therefore, let all members of the asso-
citation, and all persons having any inter
est therein, be present ut the meeting call
cl on Thursday afternoon of this week.
ready to enter anew into whatever effort
may be necessary to open again. in Mont
pelier, u reading room, free to all who will
avail themselves of its privileges.
THIEvING.-Last Sunday afternoon Or
;tmel Dodge Of Calais was attending a
meeting ut the Corey School House in
WOrcc.!"r. about fourteen miles from this
viiL,gc. He hitchel his horse about eight
g h. -,.l1, Il 4
,onin@ out it had disappeared. He
tracked the team towards Montpelier. and
met several men who had seen it with a
man who appeared to be drunk driving.
Dodge came down 10 Mont. clirr and
went to see Sheriff Dudley. About mid
night Mr.. Dudley was awakened and
found that John w. Kendall. who lives
al Mechanic Street, had found the horse
I'll, next morning Dudley was summoned
To Jtmcs Rokes on Franklin Street, where
IN attempt had been made ut robbery
Mrs Rokts KEEPS a boarding house. AMI
sunday towards evening a man named
William Cremin appeared there. He went
out with couple ofboarders named Curtis
am! Fife in the evening and on coming
back for the night Cremin slept on L lounge
in he front room
During the night. Mrs. liokes was
"1kcncd and saw Cremin about the house
Limiting matches, and afterwards creeping
INTO R"kes' beelroum,w where he began work
~ the pockets of Rokes' clothes Mrs
E,,k,s woke UP her husband, who made
a gr..b for the thief, and was drtgg. 4
at'nst the door easing, TO tie injury OF
IL head. 1t appears tina. Il week ago last
Saturday, sixteen dollars was stolen bv
som on" in Rokes house, and Mrs Rokes
how he,'amc suspicious of the two men
VII" had been out with Cremin the evening
before.
- in ihe morning Cremin was arrested
y DDdley. and Sheriff Lvford tool, the
"'hrr t'Fo men into custody The latter
"'r" DISCHARGED afterwards, without trial
A'"'ycr. Monday afternoon Cremin was
'r'nght before Justice II. A. IIuse, AMI
ia..y identified rs tile man who was seen
'rN!hg l)odge's team towards Montpelier
Il" was thereupon bonnd up for trial at
u' h"Nt term Of Court. in the sum of two
Hundred dollars.
NHMoNT MEDICAL SoCIErY.-The six
't-'hIrd annual meeting of the Vermont
n"dir'd Society began ut Bishops Hotel,
Montpelier, to-day, and will continue
Thursday.
I"P"r> are expected upon the following
eh;.-~:
E.'f. -..,,"|tt m DR. Putnam.
tr-- I.'-, "a ;isdNE . - Or. Draper.
DIR, n ~ y. -. 81 y II Medicine, Dr II Il Atwater.
D-.. - d. l4pnod Fever. Dir. Dunsmore.
- '-d FToI aeatlul OF Typhoid Fever
'I-t ~ r,.-.- Dr. Goldsmith.