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

locality roosling the pine tree in order to
keep out of the snow.
Bowen 10 getting extensively advertised. He
has Il m mia for advertising. 1t is reported that |
once on time when Mr.. Bowles asked Mr.. Tllton |
If he thought Mr.. Howel would g t. Heaven |
L. promptly replied that he thought he would if
there were any advertisements to be got there.
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Dr. Erasmus ID. Warner of New Haven Mills, |
state House and senate, weknown throughout
the state, del on Monday morning the ed, from |
an overdose of chloral hydratc taken to relieve
pain.
The praying glo>t At Lincoln turns GU: to be a
III Diane luuuernan.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Thursday WAS a busy day in Bennington. The
night before great alarm had been caused 10y the
thaw. Several streets were Hooded, the streams
beng clos=cl with ice. Thursday afternoon the
efforts clear the stream successful and the
danger VA. soon over.
ALEDONIA COUNTY.
Frank Rainfall Wa. knocked down, late one
night. ut st JDhusDIry, and, several hours after,
the police arrested TIE two young men who com
united tIe -au!t, BIT they escaped before morn
ING.
TWO hundred and forty students at the st.Johns-
bu. Aca lalny, tins term.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Underwood OF East Hard
wick, celebrated their golden wedding on the l'th
ult Ninety of their relatives and friends were
present to offer their congratulations, and made
them present. cash Of $50, gold headed cane
Nj. L and gold rIns Tor III. wife; los IN cash
the glil of two of taclr an / the cane and
ing from i third son.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
About O'clock Saturday morning fire was dis
covered in room, in Barnes block. st. Albans ,
occupied 10y W j. noran Us a pawnbrokers shop.
Ihc lire when discovered had been burnin. for
some time, AIRY half of the second story of the
bulln. WAS a1llz:. When The fire broke oIt Nj.
porAn and his wife asleep In the of the
buIhitns, and III on beng awIhcnc b.: the smoke
spr;n, out 10 save his children, four in number,
who slice ing in IN a j ,Inins room with his
brother. ON opcnln. the door the flames fU-hed
Int, TIE IN, an ch'aInS the door he with his
" Il -, ipc out OF The rear window i ,yn 4 ladder
wiz IA h.i breA PLACED there Uy the citizens, and
.ucteci lei in reaching the Slound. Mr.. Doran's
"''''N' 0"' @e''' IA ~ is NV ~ "' "e
he was nclr!,: suIot..tel 10y the smoke Despite
the efforts OF the iitemeA the !mes broke through
mt Armory Hall, but ait y three ours hard woi
the h't was eN lhSu'7hil. Inc to'"l Ioss IS e>u
-, ,..',,,,.. s,,o,a ,. ,n,.,o, :, ,hs
extent of :lyotJ with 81 800 insurance. The Ram
,,.a Guards lose 81 %.
LNMD!LLE cor
h.r ,.,c NV a sister rercntly and it'ls feared she
wa '''' ''' " N
The house occupied by otIahdo ura'' oi Stowe
NH9 ch"tt'F '"H>""c' " A'o ~ '"N' "'''' -
'oN''"'' o''''7
some farmers IN stowe nave 70 sI' u! nearly a.
nl-ht II mex -ioN OF ~ i'' "'lIA oi ''e' e''''e
Al appearances indicate that the copper mine il
Wuic'tt, IL -nInS t. prove mach better than va
cNrt'ic >"ne OF E'ei'7 Al the rake "l 80 Ton
l, h'> also p1eh '0''' ''' '''' '''''' ga
III u '''
"'s' '"''''> " '''' '''''' VI
q; N" ASe ~ - Wa 4 naive % >oi "i'"' - "u
went y '"u">on ~ 49, 'ie n0'' many ''Aee
III tle S'' Oh ''e to""' COUNTY ana ''''o "'''ie ~
ne ann VIZ" ieP'c9eN'ei 'oi'o" /" ' 7'
iH'ute' Ill is4-' lie WAS N'l''Hn ' '''"f'"S q
> =, '.' ,.,,, 49,, ..a-
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OH\N,'E COUNTY,
t ,lc,nc,,. wI;h an unusual attendant mortality
seem, to prevail at West Randolph. Non lay ts'
Law de-, IN the village, an one just i'll the edge c
EraInt,cc
t ORLEANS Co' MI
,,..,l In, l,.,,, ,,r,.,rcs.in.- for several week
.r,.,,.,.,l,.-,r, mn, aver RI ner.ons have h,e,
; converted
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: get over alone next TIM He Int ask any a:
>i-tsare and he would thank the bull to mind HI
+ own business next tlhe'
There Is a hired girl, Olive >abn-, IN Newpoi
ri Cent ter, :! wears Oil.
,,.u,i,,, ,,,yo.,,,,-o b,d ~, amount.
nf,h ,,,x.,n., was sv3n, around IN the MR. ba,
. IN, ,s,.,,,.l rr,u, ,nnth,r m ms hands, The a,
III * ,Il,riin the face mad. ara,h in his forehead
,.u,,,,, ,., ,uov. nj. FACE, ami l.t out ,orr,n
.,I,,u,,,, ,n. ,vbi.e sn,,x Tn, axe VA. n,
miurc,l though 1t got quite bloody in the fight.
,.,~,t,,,,l ,hu,.b ,t Irashur,h narrow
+ " &c pei being burned Thursday evening. i>t
. while the III missionaries of the Young Mems ChrI
J., tan Association were holding series of meeting
!, with a fan house. \ wire broke by which thr,
u ~ , ,, .
Acrooene lamps were suopcndel' ~heh 'Aey ie
n -ti NJ tNo" Oh 'he pew % i'o' '''i 'i'e"''o %
y sl'fh'''A among inc III sc ""'''c"0o p'esc"''
n opectlclc5 ptliler, named james l. Ballo
recently stopped ut Cooks hotel, IN Grcensbor
over n,.ht IN refused 10 pay his bill, claiming
l. w. ~, 49, H., - a., -,
too large Cook pondered over the shs
several days and finally walked uh, put othcers
work all the gentleman was overhauicd AT smith
H. ho.el in Dlnvllle whcn as choice between go il
5 to ul AMI paving that little bill with a good de
" OF cxnse att ttrelt to it he ch ,Se the latter,
i row , wiser Iulo
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