Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

family VIII soon move IN ana the house /
VII. uc open to the travelling public about
tie first of January. 1t will, however /
I'D, be- foIm llly opened rs soon rs that, Il.
3. -r...t portion of 1t will not be compile
TEL ;h,n- The furnishing of the hotel Will .
e. d. tlved a. the furniture house at which
Nh b dlcy bought forty sets of furniture
l,- been burned, 50 that lie cannot have
:.lt delivered and will have to purchase |.
,.--w hrrr.
\ J. >ib!ry i going to be clerk. which
viii make it pleasant for SIR, B,ilcys
gr-,~.
H. !. Il. DEAMA.-Thur>day and Fri
jv evenings of this week, Brooks Post
.ire> in Village Hall. Cnpt. Culvcr's drama
orth.." Lnv:ti MoUntaincrrs y The cast
of,lrrac;cr- j. sui stantially the same as
s.l.u n" >:,nc play WAS presented here
l.st spring. 80 that our citizens know by
.>u-.icucc th.tl considered rs Il dramatic
Ell .r-s.nmcnt. it IS superior to the great
mr-ri'v Of theatrical exhibition, given
here l,y travelling troup>.
) l;E'>t- RtNAwAY.-Gco. Whcclcr'>
,-~,. ,.:! .u!s.i MT to shy where he was
ltt L.-t Saturday evening. and so BEGAN to
Iun n B:,ct. Street. @ong thcnvea.-:os>
tie bridge AMI turning into NJ in street
hv Bethany church. The horse then per-
t,-u.d The feat Of runnin. across Fisher,
cotton X kin>on's piazzI. between tie
pillar, aud the house, scraping off the
II nd- " III the Sleigh md plungine into
Co.'s wards BY this time Main Street
VIZ alarmed by shouts that would have
frightened wooden horse. and Wherlers
certainly thpHyht he WIS sent for. Some
~ lie taok the sleigh ont into the street
again and turned State Street corner in
u J slrccr. He WAS soon stopped. bow
ever, and beyond a pretty thorough hat
t.r.u@ # the sleigh no great damage Wa
i ur brt it WAS lively and dangerous
!an,a:y. II 4 great many people were in
the ~ticct.
We have been having quite comfortable
winter weather for the past week or so.
sunday there was Il little sprinklng OF
>nuw in liz evening and Il little on Mon
l,v morning with consider die wind to-
wards evening and through the night
Tues lav wa- colder with some wind
G. I. Fullerton has moved into his new
sore in Union Bio X. This fills up the
fine store, Of Union Block. the occupants
Leu- I. {. Pninn"y. books; \. \. Mead,
jewellers y &. Some. icwclcr, and C. T.
+ l,,.ton. boots and shoes
BI~uor's IIorrL.-A change in the
nl1 l-o.nent Of this hotel In, occurred.
NJ Ft'cS tIkes possession, and tries his
h,nI To >ee if he can . keep a hotel as
vol a, " Bert
\ meeting of the Ladies' Temperance
Association, will be held in the chapel of
three o'clock, 2 NJ A foil attendance is
i sired
1t is again reported that the Central
Vermont railroad management will short
v control and operate the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad.
O;ANGE COUNTY CouEr.-The inrv
,r.o,I-,,. fer tbr D,c,.u,r,,r form which
f,.,n- NEXT Tncsd,v. shows ujnctv-,ix
else, set Tor trial by twelve good men
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E-rufuUt4D secretary. Sidney W. ROWtl
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i.N-ltuI, treasurer. NIl'lf'It~ y it' t'i
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