Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-15

his companions in mischief which they
Will remember and profit by. When bows
NEEDLE with powder let it be their own,
and in very small quantity.
BKADFORD-Ceorge Chamberlin was
thrown from his carriage last Saturday.
Ills injuries produced conclusion of the
brain, and it is feared that he will not re-
cover.
CALAIs.-The cemetry ut this place has
been enlarged and improved very much,
tor the last year or two, in smoothing,
decorating, and putting up new fences on
he grounds, making it one of the most at
%tractive places Of the kind in this section,
and removing much of the gloom usually
pervading such places. The grading of
the east side and putting in Il bank well.
lone by Winslow Noodry, is probably the
best job of the kind in town and reflects
great credit on the builder.
The young people of This town are rush
INC into matrimony with II recklessness
truly alarming. BY such events we are
told that a cold winter is coming.
Rev. j. G.. johnson, of Rutland, occu-
pied the pulpit at Bethany church Sunday,
in exchange with Rev. DR.. Lord.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is making more money out Of this
thing than any one else.
Henry Jacobs got an ugly flesh wound
on his left hand last week Friday, Ivy the
accidental discharge Of his shot gun. Dr.
Harris dressed the wound and it is doing
well.
Prof. f. C.. Smith teaches the singing
school in this place this winter. MI.
Smith has taught several schools in town
and is quite popular here. the class will be
large and we expect = very pleasant
: school.
The school in district No. 5, taught by
i Miss Ellen O.. Peck will close with an eN-
: hibition next Saturday evening. If the eN-
# hibition is equal to the school it will be
very good.
CuELsEA.-The fall term Of Chelsea
II academy closed on Saturday last, Nov. 10
n The term was quite successful. Mr.. Lord,
e the principal, has gained an enviable rep
n utation as n teacher. There was a leve'
> in the evening for the benefit Of the stu
Il .nts. Mr.. Lord has returned to Dart
mouth college for n tc V weeks, when h'
% will return again to Chelsea, and teach tn
upper school during the winter, in dis
trict No. >.
ID 4 very valuable three-ycars-old col
Id died at Charles Jones in this town, Nov
!. The colt WAS owned by Mr.. Bowers o
Montpelier. He placed Il value on tn
colt as high As $500. The colt died in
- few hours after he showed symptoms
~ being sick. The cause was unknown. bit
= it is supposed that he had eaten polk {
~ some other poisonous weed.
:. !. telegram was received here abol
-, twelve o'clock Tuesday night which 4ul
strongly indicated the election of llay'
and Wheeler. The republican boy, fire
II >alute of about a dozen heavy guns. ii
ut next dispatches d%anpcnel their joy. b
in the afternoon another dispatch was
ire assuring that they tirel another salute
-as about ten or fifteen guns. Still other di
of. patchc, made them believe ,hat 1t was t
it'll wiser way not to burn away more powd
On uuc cltaintieS.
.le- Andrew Burnham. while OF a visit
lar his SON in Braintrcc went to the cell
V; S door for an crrand, but malca MIST
!, TO and fell backward to the bottom OF t
stairs. He struck ON his back and bro
several ribs from the back bone. He
c4utlv removed from Chelsea to William
~ ~, mann ,Iv,nrrd in yea
VIII and such an injury must be quite serIo'
On SATURDAY. the llth instant, Shei
Dickinson arre~tel Richard kennardy
complaint Of having assaulted sam
~ Crafts, by striking him i'll the face wit
WIZ club or piece of board. Mr.. CRATES
N lost fourteen turkieS, and went to
DE Kennarlv's home and claimed that t
" wer. with his turkirs. An ~altetc't
> = arose about the ownership of the turk
- and during the dispute Crafts claims
o''' Kennalv forbid his getting hem and
"'' no WIS struck a severe blow III the 3:
II. WAS examined before justice liInc
and a iirv. The jury failed 20 agree u
one , verdict. \. +. Austin for TIE state
e be b. Uebard for respondent.
sNi' Norru FEKHI>El KGlI. Encoura:
80" measures are being adopted by the
a. II ZEN. to establish i'll this locality a lr'
"'' Club. Many there are who couId al
:, its success.
e Durinr the delay Of Presidential ret
49,. many there are in this vicinity
bi,b.rto hav, been reliable and sta'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES backbone s.
when IL. "o''N'nN' ,,,.r.
TO have fallen ou,, in view OF the cane
na.r cv for the post office.
:, law VIC. Martin. Esq, has rcconslderc
,rro.oto leave his Elther-in- law (N
u, ON N,rtin). and now concludes TO remri
Mrs. Lura Mead, la'e Of New Ii
and aned about eighty-ive Ncar>-V
AIDE to h,rt time sine. 50 sul
Oi " dcccascd-Was buried III the CEN
asslst ,t North Eerri,burgh on Sunday, NC
Der 18th.
! '"'S In school District No.. ;. Monks
ppcar- |" ION nrcyajl,
~" tiv, to the late action of It's rrud
commandments he has cn9a.
=, teacher for the ensuing term ut sucil
white wages.