Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-13

has been seriously i'll, apparently nigh I'M
to death He is eighty four years of age
and his been pastor of the Congregation
alist Church about fifty years. He resi- n
ed the pa,torttc Il few years ago.
Alta meeting of the old people. lately,
there We're todrteen persons present,
whose united ages were eleven hundred
and eighty eight years, being an average
of eighty four wears. The venerable DIR.
Mckccn was one of the number.
William Twombly has been engaged as
teacher in a responsible position in one of
the public schools in the city of Washing
ton. He graduated at the last commence
ment of Dartmouth College.
CHELSEA. Mrs James. wife of Rev
Mr.. james. former pastor of the Congre-
gttonal Church, has been in town u few
weeks on a visit to her parents and other
relatives
Tie Freeman's Meeting on Tuesday
passed off very q1ictlv, and with few II
any demonstrations of IN ovrrheatcd eN-
citemcn We iudye that but little effort
was made to bride voters. 1t is Il matter
of rerrct that about onc-hfth of the legal
voters in the town abscnted themselves
from the polls. This ought not to be 50
Every man should feel his responsibility
. | 70 u,,-t.,ip er,nI trnvprnupnt
Willie Townsend Of the firm of J. X
; Bacon x Co.. has left town on a visit to tn,
Centennial Exhibition.
NJ. \. Hatch, who WIS formerly clerk il
J. \. II. Corwin's store, has made arrange
nents to 20 into business rs travelling
salesman for Il Remington Rifle and Sew
inc Machine Company at san francisco
n | Cal.
j LOWER CAEpr.-E +. II,z'n lost hi
: Saw MIL. by fire, on tn 3l-t OF August
with a qlan tv Of lumb + tu Woo | and :
il number of t,,l>. The lbs i estima'el 4
+ from fifteen hunlre t. two thousand dol
Lars. Insured FOX one thousand dollars
i Mr.. II ,z.n's loss is quito severe, bat tn
G loss to the neigAb ,rh Dol in which the Nj
Il was lo.a'el is much larger.
\ol;rI FEIHISEUEDII.-feo. Ambrose
t, who hts formerly worle | on the bench, {;
II ,hoe-mtkinr, for Mr.. Geo. ID. Webb. h,
II rome into business for HIMSELF occupyn
le the. buillng formerly used rs a drug store
N belonoinr to Mr.. +. Dtnel'
Il Mr.. Joseph Norm,n takes the place
y Mr.. Ambrose in Mr. e.. ID. Wcbb's shol
~ where the boot AMI >hpe business in con
m tinurd rs heretofore.
n The covered bridge soIth Of NJ rtn
'e Hotel ha, b,en required All travel owe
Ell the same during reptirs was discontinued
Geo. Blrnum and wife, formerly
l. Monkton, are on :, visit to their old trlen'
Ill NJ Nonkton. from Wisconsin their ne
home
Rev. G.. 5. Coli Of Monk.on is now a
sent from his ch ,r5, on u visit to n
u friends, His pulpit Will be supplied ne.
~ Sabb 9TH 3,t l7tn) by Rev. IL, g. Day
. GA Thursday, S.pt. 7lh, the litt
st J,urhter Of james Wa>hburn deceAse
'n from cholera inf.ntum, aged months
" On Sandy, Sept. 10th, the infant OF NJ
and Mrs. Frederick Dean of MonktoE w
' hurled at the cemetery ut the borough
n,
by RANpoIru-Four persons were ia
re TIED in the river Il week ago last Sabba'
int At the West Village, by Bro. c. ) Smlt
Nv nastor Of the Christian church.
4 swarm of wild bees were taken up
m the south part OF the town by Mr.. Cha
ilv wick. and another man, on Monday.
~. tree was cut down. and nearly one hu
H.. lred hounds Of honey Obtained.
,,, T. II. Lamson, G.. S. Bradford and
~. Soucr. are each of them building an e
-, gant barn on Rtiroal street. ut the '"
ID. Village
ned oyALroS.-Mr. Asa Perrin is evlde
sh " 4 lover Of old publications, as he has
rs, his possession alm,ntcs that were puoil
nv ed in 1873, ZAP, 1743, 174S and 1850.
of We think that Mrs. L. Tarbcll OF
no South Village stands at the head OF s.
vas cessful florists. she having fuschla pl'
and with more than two hundred blossoms
vas buds.
r. Mrs. Bates has bought out Miss Be'
stock Of millinery goods.
nth WLL1ANsrowS.-Mrs. S. Simon Is
as entitled to pre- MUM on large tomato
, of cha having o2e TIA. weighs twenty