Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
VITAL. STATISTICS.
No. of births in the town during year,
- deaths -

AttiDE\ I'll c.ttcIul Agriculture uOcS /
not always protect her votarieS.
As the stage from johnson to Fairfax
wa, passing u house in the latter village. !
on the 18th inst, the horses became fright I
encd. and turned out of the road, tipped .
the stage over. Among til: passengers
was Prof Peter Collier of Burlington. who /
was severely Injured He received 4 scalp
wounl over the left eye, AMI WAS in>ensi- |
bic for an hour. He revived. AMI was
taken on a mattress to the Georgia depot,
and on Saturday WAS able to be dressed.
IL narrowly escaped having his neck
broken. G.. G. Prinrle was in the stage
but was unhurt.
Ashley Cadv. the driver Of the stage, had
one lrg broken in two places.
CALAIS IrENS-The friends of Wilbur
l.. Wing are informed that his post office
address is Hamburg, Fremont County,
! Iowa.
The number of farmers who are depriv-
ed of water at their buildings for their
stock, and other purposes, is daily in
crcasing.
BrRlINGroN-Thc spring campaign
has opened The democrats, Monday
evening. renominated Mayor Calvin II
Blol@ctt and Judge NJ. X. Tyler. The
republicans Yesterday evening nominated
Samuel NJ. Pope for Mayor and NJ. r..
Tyler for Judge.
. Posi- MILLS. THETFoKp.-The fish pole
| factory and furnishing shop belonging tc
: Mr.. Chubb was destroyed bv fire last Fri
T dnv. the 18th, also Il covered bridge ad
p, iojninr. The loss is estimated ut from
i Slj. 900 to $4,000. The cause of the fire
is unknown.
t town, a well known Congregationalis
=. minister. is quite aged. He only preache
n occasi nally. He and his aged sister keel
is house and enjoy Il quiet old age. Las
It Friday he WIS made quite thankful by
is the donation of thirty-tive dollars b
It bis friends.
1t NERsIIIRE.-On the evening of Feb ;
II the annual visit of respect was made t
Mr. Ashley and wife. a very aged coupl
n, of this town. There was Il gathering {
re over one hundred people; and the present
~ were a barrel of flour, and other nccessar
h articles, amounting to twenty-eight do
to lars.
T. MI >ilasiMoody,an aged man of sevent,
st eicht years. fell down the cellar stairs O
It the 18th, striking his head on the shar
w edge of a barrel, cutting a wound in h
head, and injuring him other ways, but n,
IT. dangerously.
ny ELY.-Mr J. Gain, while at work in Il
no mine, had the drill he was using fly to h
hu head, distiguring him, and it is decide
that he will lose one eye.
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;. ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, FEB. %
, :, The market was very dull. Prices: COZ
mon to fair, winter Is to 22c; medium
GOOD. winter. % to 26c; selections, fall,
,'' to Csc; fancy. fall. SOC.
81 VERMOHTER DEAD-Rev. DR.. Steph
ID. Brown, who died ut New OK on
50 dav, was born in Essex, in 1915, and W
cry admitted to the bar 1T St. Albans, in Ia;
he He practiced a few years and then enter
he the ministry Of the Methodist chure
preaching in various towns in the TT
ine conference At the time Of his death
was presiding elder of the New York {
E trict. The funeral services were HI
u Monday, in New York. Bishop James p
cry silinp. and the BODY was brought to b
linGton for burial yesterday.