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

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The wood furnaces in the Union
bool building nre soon to be removed
replaced with coal furnaces.
drcnching rain set in Tuesday MORN
which has thoroughly soaked the earth
rendered a drouth u thing of the fu-
Dn Thursday oflast week Danforth Kib-
y of this village picked three quart
ID full of nice large red raspberrics on
a wood lot in Berlin.
h general term of the supreme court of
state of Vermont is ordered to be held
Montpelier on the last Tuesday, being
30th day of October.
large reservoir, holding about fifty bar
4 is being put in to the engine room at
~ State House. 1t is to be built of lead.
rrows & Peck are doing the job.
Sunday evening service in the Church of
a Messiah, which has been omitted for
d last three months will be resumed
xt Sunday with sermon to the young.
Michael Ryan of this village, for sixteen
hrs past the "section boss" on the
.ontpeier section of the Central Vermont
bilroad, was discharged last week with
d ANY cause being given.
A friend Of ours just from Grand Isle
ought that Mr.. Stephen Iloag of that
bee ought to carry off the premium for
y squashes. lie raised one that tips the
.alcs at liGy-four and one half pounds.
Charles Russell, formerly of this vicini-
+, but recently from California, has pur-
kased the stock in trade of the saloon
gently kept by Frank Jangraw in
fench's block, near the Arch, and has
bened it to the public.
Zone day last week Harvey Smith Of this
Ahce threw his shoulder out of joint while
i the act of killing mice with club.
bis makes the fourteenth time his Shout
n has been out. There has been lapse
i three years since the last occurrence.
Extraordinary bargains in ready-made
pthing ut Adams, opposite the Court
sOuse, lie has just received his winter
IOck of mems and boys overcoats, listers
BID Refers. Also full line of suits and
Is OF hats and caps. Prices lower than
Ser known before.
'rhe large ledge opposite G. II. Heath s
buse on Barre street is about to be opened
N John Ewing, the stone to be used for
bundation walls, etc. Mr.. Heath is eX-
Betting himself to erect several neat and
fety cottages on his lot near Ivy next
'Pripg
A game of base ball on the Seminary
Pounds last Saturday afternoon between
be Montpelier club and IL Northlield club,
|esulted in victory for the Montpeliers
N Il score Of A to IS. OF the Mortified
Pub Gallup and Ransom belonged to the
|Fst nine while the other seven belonged
b the second.
A disgraceful fight took place on Main
rcct last Sunday afternoon, between
no young men of our village-Henry
lawrence and Charles Reagan-Lawrence
citing badly cut in the face. 1t seems rs
llough it was about time that some ac-
lon was taken to stop this rowdyism on
bur streets on the Sabbath.
Mrs. A. i. Carlton offers her entire
tock ofdry goods at greatly reduced rates
Preparatory to closing out the same. She
you'd invite any person Or party who wish
" COulHCHCC IuSllCoo " C'tll anu CAhHl-
b. her stock of dry goods and carpets, as
he wishes to close out the entire business.
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Many wonder why Webster is able to
BELL goods so cheap 1t is because he buys
Or clsh, and sells for cash only, thereby
BAKING the expense of books and book
Keeper. giving the saving to his customers.
llc has inst returned from New York with
4 big stock of goods. People will do well
10 look at his goods before buying.
A large quantity of butternuts have been
SCATTERED this fall and are now offered ut
from twenty-five to forty cents per bushel.
a We believe we have heard it stated that
bnttemul', popcorn and cider were for
the exclusive use of the New England
lHmcr and his family as they sat around
the hearth discussing these " drefful hard
times
An exchange gives this warning which
cannot be repeated too often: "Be care
hi how yon sign any document presented
by stranger \ worthy farmer, not u
hundred miles from here, was recently
surprised tIl1t he had unconsciously order
cdtwcnly straw cutters, which he was
ooI'ged to pay for, lie thought he was
simply signing recommendation.
MH Dennis Lane, whom we may as.
sumo takes Il just pride in his fine resi-,
oeAcC on Elm Street, is determined to have
ul0gs well matched, and to this end has
Just had very fine white marble steps and
marble walk laid from his door to the
sidewalk. He did large portion of the
marble dressing and cutting himself, ant
personally superintendent the entire job.
AgmJim Yalticr who was put in iai
Ills, week for The larceny of twenty-five
"O'InS from james Welch, was released
on bail Monday evening, Mr.. William
l10'"y Of Quebec being his bondsman
ia''era brothers and sister are respecta
we people and rum the idol whose wor
sup ruined Ephraim, who was turned
AWAY from Mr.. Lndsay's factory a yea
VI Two ago because he would get drunk.
Inc time is at hand for the usual contri
"'0on for the benefit of the Homo 70,
destitute Children, at Burlington. Thu
, ',"' Is are numerous, they belong to tn
n9N' S"e' not to Burlington, and thei
'""'s were never more numerous or i'm
p''"''e Than now. Materials for clothing
new Ut DID, or donntiors oc o,,,, i,;nJ ,,,o,