Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

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>lclShs Were ont IN Wooif,rd, sunday.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Milo Hutchinson and wife, the raItlcs charged
VITA stealing from Farb INK, store, -. Jo hns-
bury, and about whom NTH stir and talk has
been made were lmi;tel t, bail by Justice \. J q.
Hard, on Monday of last week, in the sum Of
$40 each. i. +. Hutchinson, cousin of Milo,
became bail, and II Is understood he is secured.
l he general impression Is that the Hutchinson.
got OF quite easy, and that tn VIII not be
found when The count SITS.
The ENprcssmIu's mutual b1nch, association
has paid the wife IN ,lu.htcr of the late A. VI .
Cook, of It. Johnsbury, one thousand and SIXTY
seven dollars.
Nj. Peabody at Peabody station on the Mont
pclicr railroad, expects the coming winter to get
out five million feet OF lumber and ten thousand
cords OF wood and by the first of November, i'll
have 30 in the woods.
\ large barn and she'd bel, nging 10 Mr.. Rufus
Whirplc OF walden was burned Monday. 1t is
supposed to have been set on fire by an adopted
daughter.
An inrendlary iIe at East IIa,!rwick, Monday
! burned the house AMI out-Ou llins' of MIR. Whip
pie.
Academy Era is the name of n monthly,
paper just started b. the students of ST. bloomsbury
| Academy. The G litors are Amasa ). Cro,siield,
VIM. u. Wheeler and Mary Willard The paper
neatly printed AMI the reading matter comprises
good variety of wei written AMI interesting con-
tlibutions Price sl,oO year.
tIIITrENDEN COi->ri
The Burlington CHppfr pleads for work house
in connection with the county jtil 1t says are
promised one Of those usual hard winters and the
prospects good that Grim nal courts will
! find business active Now let the city hire some
building where these rencgadcs can be put to won K
and earn Their daily bread; 1t would BE- better that
the rooms in the Allen house b. secure unI they
be Set to killing cockr"aches III IN to lingcr in the
jail a, the expense of $3.50 week 1t is evi lent
that measures might be devised to rid the CITY of
this expense, an we believe many lazy trAmps
rather than work would patronzc Rutland, Mont
pe!ier or Nj ldlebIry. L.; try anl al t. tie
population of 50 ne OF these where bpI~,i i
cheap anu Ills are I'M lie
On Saturday might, Carlos iII-,jcy OF Huntington
went to the Cool Templars' Lodge, and, throwing
down his overc"at on entering, pistol IN one of
the pockets wa. in some manner discharged, the
ball entering his abdomen and lnnicting what W IL
probably prove a mortal wounn The ball coull
not he found, and at Ia / accounts lIircy was
sinking every hour.
Mr.. Mal DAVIS, OF Burlington. Offers his home
stead AMI all hi, landed estate IN Burlington for
sale. His horec-, carriages AMI cattle are. TO lie
sold at auction al the city market. He Is member
of the firm OF shepard. Hall & DAVIS.
Mr.. Dan CulDurn, one 81 The oldest CITIZENS OF
Burlington, died Saturday.
MILTON BUTTER MAhKET, oct. 2t.-1hc market,
was dull The best fall made brought only 32c
while ,orcr qllltics hrosht 10 yer prices.
ESSEN COUNTY.
Mrs. Buckminster OF Victory, recently had a
tumor weighing Is pounds removed f.om her
stomach, AMI is now gaining slowly.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANs ErITER MARKET. - Market very
dull Prices decline fully > to ) cents from last
week. quotations. No demand for lower grades
c ommon to fur, IA to to 20c.; medium to good %
to 45c. prime fall butter, p to 2sc. selections 30 to
BE. We have head OF ole or two lots of extra
nice bringing 80 cents, but not enough sold to es-
tabIsh quotation. The receipts light, very lev
orders to ii !, and buyers holding Off.
, The Vermont cntral accounting was Adjourned
until to-day (Wendes1ay.) Mr.. Davenport will
close for the bon,lholers, and Ju'i.e Poland tor
the Iereiyeis.
LAMD!LLE COUNTY.
by recent measurement, the distance LON
Stowe TO the top Of Mansfield Mountain, by way OF
| the turnpike, is found to be ten milestone mile
! further than the old trail.