Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-02

2. N'AN AAAN AANAS'
Dr.. C. c. Rublee, late of this town, has
located in Hamburger, Iowa.
We have been having n little cold spell
since the rains of Sunday and Monday.
Bishops hotel is now run by Coffey &
Thurber; Mr.. Chas. W Thurber taking
the place of Mr. Fales.
Flour, which a short time ago sold for
six dollars a barrel. retails for ten dollars,
nnd the prices are still going up.
The farmers are pushing their spring
work rapidly, and considerable grain has
been sowed and some planting done
Mrs S NJ. Calkins has removed the old
= pest house down to the branch "
road. and is fitting it up as tenement
John Cameron, recently of Worcester,
has returned to the Capital, and is erecting
= blacksmith shop up the " branch" near
the Calkins farm.
A monument is being cut at the Granite
Works of Kimball & Carter to the memory
hi the late Chas. G. Eastman of this place,
Editor Of the Patriot
Gal. Harvey, the well known trotting
horse driver here, has gone to Greenfield
Mass, to take charge of the horses on the
converse Stock Farm.
The dwelling house of B. F. Norton, in
Berlin, was destroyed by fire Thursday
hight. Loss $50; insured in the Farmers
AIutual of Montpelier for 5000,
A gentleman of observing turn of mind
bays that the English sparrows are perfect
exterminators Of the cabbage worms; that
be watched them carrying off these YER
nin from his cabbage. last season, with a
great deal Of satisfaction.
A new monument is soon to be erected
10 Ex-Governor Charles Paine, in Elm
wood Cemetery at Mortified. Mt a cost of
b thousand dollars. B. P. Cheney of Bos-
Aton is the individual who thus remembers
bis old friend and benefactor.
The Odd Fellows of Montpelier and
Northfell had fine parade here last
Tueslay. The Montpelier and Mortified
bands furnished the music. A supper at
The American and dance at the Pavilion
were pleasant features Of a very successful
celebration.
DR.. f. A. Kibourne, native Of Montpe-
bier, is superintendent of the northern III
4inois insane asylum, at Elgin. Its cost
10 the state WAS half million dollars, |
hnd it has accommodations for five hun
Bred patients The annual report of eX-
Aminers of the institution comments it and |
Is efficient superintendent in high terms.
An interesting account of the pleasant
bir,h-day party of Mrs. Polly LOOMS is |
given in the Lebanon, 6. H.), Free Press,
Her relatives and friends to the number of
swenty-one, assembled at the residence of
BIZ. Richard Warner, on the Goth of April,
Ilat being her ninetieth birthday. Mrs, |.
Loomis is the mother of Mrs. D. P. Dudley |
b Berlin.
READING Room LECTUREs.-The next
lecture of the course will be Friday even
fng OF this week when Rev. J. NJ. c. Full
son will speak on "Nova Scotia" Fri
Day evening, May 18th, Rev. Andrew Hull
bill give lecture, and on the evening of
Alay 10th, the Philharmonic Society will
give a concert. The closing lecture of
khe course will be delivered by Rev. J. E.
Wright, in about three weeks.
Last Saturday afternoon as Mr.. G. 0.
Evans and wife of Moretown were return.
b. home from this village in u covered
aarriage, the horse suddenly became frigh-
Rncd at large pile of stones beside the
4oad near the Riker place at the lower end
"a State Street, and jumping, rolled down
d. river bank to the waters edge, COM
pletcly demolishing the top, breaking all
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