Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

ChElsEA'-An aged lady, by the name
II Morey, while passing down some stone
steps IN front Of Mrs. Blcon's dwelling
louse' on the 3oth of August, tripped and
ell breaking one bone below the knee.
Mr. Lyman Metcalf of the West Hin WAS
getting IN load of grain few DAYS ago,
when his team became frightened and ran
upon side hill and tipped the load over
On to him, nearly crushing him to death.
BY the aid Of help that was near he was
rescued. though severely injured.
MIR. William liebard. of San Francisco.
Gal, youngest son Of the late judge He
otrd OF this town, and Miss Mary Klthc- |
fIne Hatch, of Chelsea, were married here
Aug. 30th, by Rev. F. f. Hcrrick of this
place. a large company of invited guests
were present a novel feature of the oc-
ca'ion was in the fact that the bridal cere-
mony. beng at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, was in !.
closed room, illuminated by the mellow
lISht OF lamps, with burning Goals on the
hearth Mr.. and Mrs. Hebard started i'm
medlatcly for their home in San Francisco
California.
The Hayes and Wheeler club held II
large and enthusiastic meeting at the town
hall on Saturday last. Earnest, eloquent
and most appropriate addresses upon the
political ISSUES of the day were made by
Hon. l.. q. llinckley and Hon b. Martin
has
last Sabbath were rendered specially inter-
estinS by the reception of eleven persons
to membership by the pastor, Rev. II. w /.
Worthcn.
CoRINrH. Two men by the name of
Avery and Hood are reported as cutting
and putting into the barn in sixteen days
forty tons Of hay. Rather tough story to
believe.
That man who never took Vermont
newspaper aud intends never to do SO. is
certainly t. be piliel for his stoical and
wllIiul Ignorance and superstition.
NORTH FEEEIsBUHGII-At fire occurred
on Tuesday, Aug %. near Ferrsburgh
Center. \ hor>c-barn owned 10y the
kevcs estate WAS entirely and quickly con-
sumed- valued at 500 or $J00-in>ured
| in the Vermont Mutual The premises
were occupied by Il tenant, Loren Brooks
The loss To Mr.. Brooks, of personal prop
ertv. was about $300-not insured The
fire was caused by little children playing
with matches in the barn.
One evening during the special services
OF the Friends, last week. Mr.. Seneca lliZ
ard and wife. with their team, run off III,
embanhment at the covered bridge, nral
their church in Frrri>burgh. NJ scriou:
injury was done. At the same place la
winter Mr. Willard Miller and wife me
with an accident quite seriously iniurin :
Mrs Miller 1t would seem that some
thing ought to 10 done to prevent uch oc
currtnccs.
NcWBURY- A son Of Moses Clark burn
ed a house. on Monday, of last week, whic
his father had hired and which he hal be
gan to IN We into Ii i said that he cause
the large fire that occurred there Il few
weeks aLo. by first setting fire to his f. h
er's house About time that such {. be-
WAS taken care of.
Z \ Young man. by the name of llowar'
. WIS recently placed in the custody of ltil'
Dickinson. in deftult of plyman; Of Il Ii It
Of thirty dollars for petty larceny.
Y Mr. Comnt, superintendent Of the cd
f c.,tional interest in Vermont, will hold
t Teachers institute for Otanye County
this town the 9TH, and 7th Of October ncN
Other we'll qltlitiel instructors will
present.
+, Sorru EpYALroN.-Dr. II. II. VIII
i, comb. Il celebrated physician. In, b"
Il sick app lrently unto death, bnt is sol
;. improved. ana hlvin- cool medical ire:
ment it j. hop tIl.t he VIII son be at
to eng IRE in hi, u,ull professional dutic
If Mrs Goff ~ report says, hi, mtia
K. four months from four cow of comm
n breed. i6~ lb>. of batter. besides f,tteni
re two calves.
W SIIAEoN.-A horse owned by Mr.. NJ.
Howe Wa > tlv in ured hv u X
ct from another horse tn Il it lived bat :; >Il
in time
e. While u nun hy the name OF Bald"
a and \ Miss Flanders. were riding ont
N. Sunday. Aug. 21th. the king bolt of
l.. !, g : dam
40 and causing were injury 10 the Ia
Sc whose INV WIS di>lorltrd, and one
yo nearly torn from her head, and was OIL
m wise blllv bruised. |. Wa feared /
as her iniurics wolll prove fatal. She '
of uncon..iou, for t.vo hours. Mr. BllI'
ny VI. also l.. lis injured.
= STOWE. The High School opened a
i'9 2Sth, with u full corps Of teachers and
usual luil attendance.
lsc The HAYES and Wheeler r.lcn iist"nc
Ell. stirring speeches last Wednesday even
ne by Gen. W. W. Circuit and Rev. +.
NJ lock Hi, (Monday) evening IL
81, and Wheeler flag will be raised folio
al bv a torch-iicht procession. Speeches
md expected from Hon. &. ". litndee
lis others.
nd TuErro!up- hors: oi /. NJ. Ia
lnd b came frightene while he was drl'
r." near the lake, and turned 81 lden'v to
ear in the opposite direction which threw
ing out. and the ctlriage Fan over nm, "
nm cau.cl him to lose his hold upon the II
ms Al thi. point Mrs. Taylor who was
two h;u. with more than ordinary presen
100. mind. reached over the wagon, got no
e a tho. harncS, till she could seize the /
to She then brought the running horse I
was der without further damage.
TtxrrIp E.--Prof. ii. Z. Rolfe
h'h9 been appointed Superintendent OF Sc
\lhg !, Helena. Montant He grtdulted |