Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
laughter of W. II. II. Hall, Esq, of ,hi:

finished and will soon be re-opcne,l for II :
ligious services.
Inc potato crop is very much better
than the farmers feared it would be. Mr..
Lyman Humphry dug seventy-iive bushels
OF assorted potatoes of the Early Rose Va
rlety on one-fourth acre of land, beinr at
the rate of four hundred bushels to the
acre.
Common apples are in great abundance
SO that the market is quite broken down.
Twelve and half cents is all that they are
worth ut the cider mills The farmers had
far better feed them to their cattle and
hogs than to convert them into cider for
purposes of Il beverage.
An adjourned term of Orange County
court was opened on Monday, the 9th
The business will be confined to the court
cases there being no jury trials.
CALAIS.-Mr. Salem Gootinough and
wife were married GO Years ago the 9th
of last September. they have lived togeth-
er the longest OF any married couple IN
tOtrn.
District No. ) in this town seems favor
ed more than others. They have about one
fourth of the grand list in town which
makes their taxes light in conn arison
with other districts. They also have more
scholars and can afford better teachers. 80
scholars are in attendance this fall
CoEINrII.-Report says that Mr. A. l..
Howard has raised one hundred and thir-
ty-tive bushel Of ears of corn on one acre
of land. He used Bradley's Phosphate in
the hill
WEST FAIRLEE.-A man by the name of
Fellows WIS arrested recently for taking
AS it was alleged, money on false preten>e,
Ola New York publishing firm. Sheriff
Berry accompanied him to New York for
trial
NoKrH FEEKIsBuR GII.- james Ilegbcc
and his son. Nathaniel IIeigbee, have,
within the past few weeks, made impor-
tant repairs upon their residences.
Quite Il large number of the young men
and maidens of this vicinity are attending
the select school ut West Charlotte
EX-Consul T. c. Smith of Odessa. Rus
sla, has been, during the past week, visit
ING his relatives and friends ut Monkton.
On Tuesday, September 10th, the fune-
rul services of Levi Cogswell, an aged
and former member Of the NJ. f. Church
of this place. We're attended at the NJ f.
Church. His remains We're brought from
New Haven, where he has lately been re-
siding with a >on-in-law.
On "Wednesday (Scptember 2otb), at the
same, place We're held the funeral services
of Mrs Almira Z. Mead, a former resident
of thi, place Her remains were brought
from Essex, y. Y, where she Ia, lately
been occupying he position of tutor or
governc,s in a private family. She leaves
IN aged mother aad daughter To mourn
her loss
RANpoIrH.-Mr Angel and her ,l;.ugh-
ter met with serious accident on the I'll
instant. They were away from home on
\ visit, an when thy started u % home
there WAS some defect about the sid,
straps, SO that the horse took fright IN,
ran down steep hill, and in turning
threw them both out The girls hca,
struck a stone, making deep wound, an,
her mothers shoulder and head struck tn.
wall beside the road, badly iniuring her
1t was strange that they escaped with thrii
lives
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. \. Spear celebrate,
their silver wedding September lth =
large number of friends were present
The occasion was highly Interesting, an,
Il band of music added much to the pleas
l urc of the guests. Numerous AMI vau
able presents We're received
Mr.. Ninton has bought ont Mr. Lamb.
e interest in the livery stable at the We,
Village. The new firm is a good one an,
d no doubt Will give good satisfaction t.
r their customers.
i Sorru lAlroN-Mr, J. William.
. fell while making an rlf,rt II yet into ;
wagon on Sunlny. tn" l7th, and broke he
: limb below the knee
Mr.. c. Wilson VS. recently thrown
/, from wagon 50 violently thn >h, had
{, her collar bone broken.
Sl1AKoN.-Mr> flanders. WHO mv>t =
riously disappeared from her h 'me some
time since. was foam in tn. celia of an
: unoccnpied house. While those who foun,
her went to a ncighbors for Il light She c>
capped to the woods. Much excitement en-
sued and a general search was made. Sh
. was discovered hid unlcr some bushes an,
= was taken in charge by Ter friends Sh
4 is probably insane.
Srl AFFOEp.-Ihe pastor of the Congr,
:, ratonal Church, Rev. ii. Cummings, ccle
bratcl his silver wedding on the OH inst
Valuable presents were received. and tn
occasion was very enjoyable, and will lon
/. be remembered by ali who We're present.
Observation-Disclosures boy by the nam
Of Hutchinson. about fifteen years oil,
u was out on hunting excursion. his gu
was accidentally discharged, and the cor
n tents lodged in one of his feet Two ,
l, three dozen shot were extracted by til
surgeon, DR.. Fish
- NERsIHEE.- ape ,rs tia the Cop.
t. Mining Company are feeling the prcs~;lr
dismissed forty workmcn and those tn,