Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-10

last week, was the coolest day in 1876,
The second of the Pavilion assemblies
was held last evening and there was full
attendance.
Louis A. Bisnett, while coming down
stairs in the store of Z. N. Scoville, last
Saturday, slipped, and falling, broke his
leg below the knee.
There are residing in Montpelier ut the
present time, twenty-five lawyers, fifteen
physicians, fourteen ministers, and some
$500 other inhabitants.
VIM. Andrews, an Englishman, for sew
eral years employed in VIM. Moorcraft's
Wooden Factory in this town, which was
burned in 1871, died ut Barre last week,
aged seventy-seven years.
Andrew St. John of this town, recently
taken to the insane ASYLUM ut Brattleboro,
died at that place on Friday last, aged 81
years. He was Il member of Co. 9TH Vt.
Reg, in the late war.
Juan De Colans for some years past the
well-knOwn barber in the employ of Hen
ry G. Smith has gone in for himself, hay
ing opened the shop under Cartoons store,
recently occupied by Peter &, Smith.
One thing sure if Tilden docs become
the next president, the next democratic
ticket for electors in Vermont won't be
made up of the names of gentlemen who
were ip attendance at the Pavilion Mon.
day evening.
The voice of the Yankee now receives
its justification, for there are II lot OF our
people trying to accomplish French. And
the logic of it is that if the nose is IN or
g,n Of speech in the one language why
not in the other.
Mr.. c. Frost of Auburn, and Mr.. II
NJ. Bryant of Lewiston, Maine, commence
series of Temperance lectures in this
town Thursday evening of this week.
Neither OF them need IN introduction to
our citizens. Much good is expected
from their visit.
Tie Wood Department of the Lane
Manufacturing Company has Shut down
for the present. IN account of low water
in HE river, there being hardly enough Ia
run the Machine Shop and the engine he
ing up for repairs. A new boiler is als'
being put in.
The 80 cent Store WAS doing business II
usual ON Saturday evening in the Langdor
Block, G rner of State aud Man Streets
and on Monday morning were all localc'
in heir Old quarters in Frenrh's B ork
having remove between Saturday eYeAin
and Sunday morning.
Now is your time TO buy fms. A. D
Farwell proposes to close out his stock 4"
furs in the next thirty days. BuAaloc!
from $500 to SIP 90, sets of furs for la
dies, from So so to $40, chl'lrcn's set
for 80 cents, also clothing of all descrip-
tions ut hard pan-prices.
The following premiums were awarded
on field and root crops Mt the annual meet
ing of the Washington County Agricul
tural Society: +. W. Bisbee, Moretowr
one acre of corn, so bushels. $500; A, /
Arms, East Montpelier, one fourth acre {
turnips, 242 bushels, $500.
There has been u great abundance O
snow this month, one big fall following
sharp after another. This region has some
thing like three feet on level and North
ern New York is reported to have it mucl
deeper. Cold weather has followed tn
snow storms and nobody complains bu
what there is now plenty of winter.
Ifany church or society wishes, durin
the lecture season, to secure n very intel
esting and instructive lecturer, let then
call upon Rev. j. NJ. c. Fulton, NJ. A., q
Montpelier, for his lecture upon NJ
Own My Native Land" i. C., Nova SCt
TIA, or Three Years Residence in tn
Islands of Bermuda" They will not b
disappointed, and will find his terms re;
sonabe.
OUT OF BONDAGE,-Thoso who hay
had The pleasure of hearing the Flyers si'
tiers sing will be glad to know that t
gaEer with an excellent troupe they wi
give the great musical drama, "Out {
Bondage" at Village Hall in Montpelic
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Januar
90 and 80. Reserved seats can be had
Phinney's. More full particulars will
given hereafter, us their entertainment
will be the hest doubtless that Montpcli
will have this winter,
The Rev. j. NJ. c. Fulton, pastor
Trinity NJ. f. Church. made us a visit t
DIV, after being confined to his house f
ne,rly two weeks, from severe attack
NEURALGIA. lie hopes 10 be able to /
sumo lis labors ut once. The holiday e
erciscs connected with Trinity Churc
hive been of more than ordinary intere
this year. This was especially true upc
the religions side of all the performance
The sooner we have the observance
Christmas renewed in its historic religio
features the better, evidently, for t
country.
The following officers were chosen AT t