Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03

or Bryant made his appearance ut her new
home where he was not made particularly
welcome. But last Saturday he again
came to town and hiring a livery team of
Mr.. Adams went up to Wright's Mills.
He called to see Mrs. Gould, but her father
in-law insnuatcd he was not wanted He
nevertheless went in and had long talk
with Mrs. Gould. Meantime her husband
and his brother Gustavrls had been sent
for and Gu>tavus arrived first. 4 few
words had passed between O'Brien and
= Tave : Gould, when OBricn drew Il
pistol and fired two shots ut Gould's head
One ball grazcd Gould's scalp and the
ether entered the arm which he had raised
t. ward off the Shot from his head The
bullet was afterwards found by DR.. Wood
ward to be still lodged between the bones
of the lower arm.
This assault with firearms naturally
enabled Mr.. Gould's temper to get the
better Of him, and although wounded. he
soon rot the better of O'Bricn. They
clinchcd and Struggled into the kitchen
where he knocked O'Blien over the stove
and thence knocked him out of the door
and into the street before he had done with
him. Gould appears to have been satisfied
for Il time with the result of the contest,
and o Bricn who was pretty thoroughly
pounded left with his team. 1t WAS sup
/ ,,,-.,l IA. III ,t ott Il,
and officer futile who was soon informed
Of the performance took means to see that
/ he dill not get away by the afternoon
trains O Bricn however did lust what it
! wa not expected he would do He re-
turned his team to the livery stable, went
ont and cot his hand dres>cd-wlich took
some time and not until then did he pro
coed to disappear. He did it very cf1'ectu-
ally however when he got around to it and
was the first of this week reported to hay,
been seen in kccnc, \. II.
Tie Northiield Grange of Patrons OF
iIu-btn,lrv invites farmers and others st
disposed, together with the neighborinc
Oranges. to meet with it at Grand Army
Hall. Depot Village, on Saturday, Marcel
9Th. ut , o'clock L. NJ. TO discuss the mtb
ing. >ariny a1ld npplieatto1 of manures.
EoXrt- K1-Ihe school in district No.
in EoNbury. taught hy Miss Leila J. Web
>ter. closed il term Of eleven weeks OF
the 13lh of February. with an aggregate
attendance of ll07 days. The scholars
having 30 absences during the term, were
Jennie Frcenln, Ellen Blanchard, an,
Wcitzel Webster. Ihosr having no tard,
marks were Ellen Blanchard, Elbra Blan
charl, A,Jdie Blanchard, Sarah SMITH
Aura Smith. Jennie Freeman, Mrrtic Ell
+ son, Mahlon Steele. George Wurdncr, Free
| Pope, Edmund Pope, All of which make
. :. pretty good record for Il school of twe!t
scholars in such 4 winter Is that of 49,
has been.
| RA>ppIru.-Ery H. J. Co}wcIl VIII
: has been dismissed by council from tn
+ pa>toratc Of til" Congrrg ltional churcl
e will return to Canada where he has IT
/ ceivcl some very tltttering invitations t
{ labor in the ministry. His hou>ehol
=. goo Is viii b. S,ll n auction on the sth ,
V March,
: Mr.. Granville Barnes of West Randolph
t brakeman on tn. Burling. on freight. hi
h his ri -ght han / badly smashed while ,lltcl
: ling ears at Bethel. on "Wednesday morn
# in.r. The injury WIS % bad that it brrnlI