Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-17

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them for the PAPER
Town MEETING.-The town meeting
held in Village Hall last Wednesday after
loon was not very fully attended, but con-
siderable interest was shown by those
pre- cnt in the present condition of the
Nontrrlier and Wells River road VIII ose
It Ok Montpelier holds 4 large amount Of
INQUIRIES were made rs to whether it has
been put into the hands Of trustees as vo-
ted last winter. Mr.. Heath replied to the
questions relating to the management, the
ci-t Of the information furnished by him
being that somebody was running the in
-titution and that the old directors found
them selves lot particularly consulted
The meeting, after some discussion by J
A. Page, +. V. Randall and others, voted
unanimously to authorize the selectmcn to
sell the stock owned by the town. There
were no restrictions as to price named
the sclectmen being at perfect liberty to
sell the stock ut II hundred per cent above
is par value-if they can get that sum
They may find somebody who will pay
something for it; it is MT watered. But
there are some railroads whose stock is
in such condition that watering might
strengthen it,
VILLAGE MEETING.-1he meeting on
"Wednesday evening to consider the ques-
ton whether IA main should be laid from
Bailey u Parks mill along Main Street
WIS quite well attended, Various PROPOSE
Lions and amendments were talked Of.
the principal plan being to lay main
from the Arch Bridge to the Union House.
with branch on State Street to the State
Street bridge, ut a cost not exceeding
$1,000, the property owners on the route
To- pay one-lIalf Col. Randall, Mr. Living
SION, Erastus Camp and others opposed
the outlay, while a number spoke in favor
of it. The result was that after an hour
or more of argument Il motion to dismiss
the whole Thing was made and carried by
Voc If IS TO 80. 1t is very likely not
outstanding their vote that within year
such Il plccaution against fire WITH be
adopted in town. 1t seems the most fea-
,ible method proposed as yet.and sooner or
later will be put in practice.
DEATH OF Mrs WHIrE.-We are panied
to learn of the death of Mrs White. wife
Of Prof White Of our seminary. She
had been p orlv for some months and went
= Boston several weeks AGO for medical
treatment, but no immediate danger was
anticipated Last Thursday Prof White
received a telegram informing him that
She was sinking rapidly; and he and his
daughter started in the night train but ar
rived too late to see her alive. She died
1T the re-ilence of her brother in-law
K'v. J. MAther, West Bridgewater, Mass.
where lie lad been stopping a few days.
The s.rIk"n household have our wmmest
-ympathics.
Mrs. White will be greatly missed be-
yond the circle of her Immediate family.
She was like :: mother to the students of
the seminary. and many of them will deep
" mourn her loss
WATER.-Me>srs j. and 4. G.. Bradisll
are rapidly completing their ditch. for the
pip. by which they expect to convey water
from springs on the hill Il mile and 4 half
northeast Of here. to the villrge. The
bad weather has made it diff nit to cover
their pipe the last Of the way, but winter
uiIl h.rJIv no hnra in c,.,-ov, to -.riou-I =,
interfere with the enterprise.
WINrEY.-Wc take back ANYTHING that
anybody has said about winters not set
ting in Just vet. Last night the trees
said it was come and the frost on the Win
dows this morning affirmed it. 1t is Wis
Ting around very lively to-day. y hard
wind blowing from the west. dry snow
enough 10 fly well. and the thermometer
tn or i dozen degrees below the freezing
Vout-thc-e are the card, with the name
at tie visitor on EN-
Last Wednesdays snow storm was so
rtsly i'll the season that many thought it
would soon thaw Off. There have been in
M village alternate tliawingS and acceS-
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Rev, 6, W, Bailey of Morrisvile will
.r'ach in tlie school house at Worcester
Come. On SIN llv. November DIST, 1870.