Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10
showing to-day.
Peck away, Thanksgiving Turkey.

Those ladies interested IN the Home fOl
the Destitute, ut Burlington, are desired tc
meet at the Christian Association rooms
on Tuesday next, the 10th inst, at :
o'clock p NJ, to sew for the needy chill
dren. A general attendance is earnestly
desired Bring such material for bedding
or garments, new or second hand, rs car
be spared.
COUNTY The Washington
County Court began its adjourned session
Yesterday. Most of the day was consumed
in calling the docket. Mr.. Henry Oviatt
va, appointed a Master in Chancery.
Phinnev has moved into his new and
elegant store in Union Block. The new
buildings are fast filling up with business
mcn-aS fast as completed.
The firm of Smith & Taylor, b,rbers,
has been dissolved, and Dan" moves to
new rooms in the basement of French's
new block on Main street, where he will
shave anything short of a note rs smooth
rs his own face, while 'P. G." the long
established Montpelier barber. carries on
the business at the old place.
The creditors of H. f. Fitield met here
Yesterday. They have not, we understand,
vet come to 4 definite agreement rs to what
is to b. done \ payment of about a third
Of the debts is offered. The liabilities
Mr. Filied reports at some $4,000, with
assets to the amount of $4,000.
Village Meetin. at 7 this. Wednesday,
evening, to see if 4 water main shall be
lid from Bailey Il Park mill. Turn out,
and settle the question by full vote.
President Braley of the Barre bank de-
Mrs Il report that the bank has been trying
to make a compromise with Miles and the
others who robbed the bank in July, by
the payment of $1,000.
You can get the very best quality of live
.rce,p feathers ut McDonald's, cleansed BY
steam and assorted by hand; also. pure
long hair mattresses, Mt his new place of
business, South Main Street.
SrowF.-Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Pike were
happily surprised, last Saturday evening.
l,v the appearance of fifty -one of their rel
ativcs ard friends to help them to cele-
brate their glass wedding. A fine lot of
Glassware was brought and thankfully re-
ccived.
Ch1res Lapage has opened = harness
shop here, first door west of the post Of
lice.
Elder Williams and family have left
town.
Rev. d. VI. Hardy and wife started for
Milne on Il short vacation, the other day.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN STowE.-On Mon
day morning rs Mr.. David Camp was
driving from the lower village to the Cen
ter. he was met in the narrows by a
runaway horse, and thrown from his car
riIge He was taken up insensible and
died in about an hOnr.
WAEREN-E G.. Perkins has bought the
Clapboard mill of r. c. Perkins Estate, for
one of the best water powers on Mad Riv-
cr. Ed proposes to stock the mill to its
full capacity this winter, and keep bust
ness moving right along" Luck to you,
EI
The Good Tcmplars Union is to be
holden at the Town Hall, in Warren River
village on Thursday Nov. l1th. Speakers
froln abroad are expected.
The veteran trapper. Carlos Sargent is
making fearful havoc among the :" var
minis. in this town. having already cap
tHrcd six foxes, fifteen or twenty musk
lat~. and ten ofthosc valuable fur bearing,
Out not sweet smclling) animals, ycclept
VI skunk"
Jonathan Keith. Of the firm of j. Keith
X son, Tanners. is about to remove to
rumfrct Mr. Keith has been a long time
resilient of Warren, and will take with
him the best wishes Of all. What is War
rms loss i, Pomfret's gain. Mr.. {. f.
Keith Will carry on the business ut the old
stand
WOODEN WLDDISG-Last Monday be-
in, the fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Jacob M-Crilcs and wife, of Marshfield,
their nri1hbors gave them surprise.
Nearly one hundred of them made their
app arlnce in the afternoon, bringing with
t..-m a substantial dinner, together with 4
chamber set and other articles to the
amount of about fifty dollars. Our friends
""rr MOS, completely surprised, but man
a-,l 10 cu,lnre it.
t.;AU rii N Observation-Disclosures Jack
>'u Pratt who lives ut the Coal kilns in
Hrlu,rrr about u mile and 4 half this side
IL. ~fl-ion and some five miles from the
.ir. of Friday mornings fires, on Satur-
&'r evening went to Il grange meeting,
.-t' ~ lis laughter, aged 81, and Il boy
who = Partially blind, at home. During
Ill" evening the dog made 4 disturbance
.rI On being let ont rushed towards the
'.H- The Young woman went out to see
".l HE disturbance was. when a man
&" II AMI struck her Il severe blow IN
u" i,rr- She screamed and managed to
qua I'll" doorway where she fell insensible.
ID" by meantime ran for help to the
j. -ll' or>. When assistance came the
m woman was found insensible in the
Wy. and it was discovered that the
""..'" hrl been thoroughly ransacked
'",''.~ being ulled out and things gen.
'-tE 'ii~:uI;,ngrd. The villain did not
'ltrHr To- have secured anything, however,
"i.! missed some money that was in one of
IT,. drawers he examined. There is a re-
pay .-.tt Miss Pratt is still very seriously
r. it.IH the ctlrc'> of the blow and fright
IA'fr : still further a rumor that while
'hC man named Howard, living in the