Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-26
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se numbers left here this morning
IS 81 excursion to Montreal.
a. C. W. Willard returned last week
= :ssafoved health from q few weeks Wis.
Bakota.
* Jangraw's West India Goods
i closed, it being pnt under attach
zS one day last week.
A. j. Robbins. of this village, has
ased Smth's Fruit and Tobacco store
Inc street. in st. Adams.
F. G. Gilman has leased one of the
Ia Murray's block, and has removed
# sriage salesroom there from Sabin's
Eents, remember that Adams, the
a|8EHser, opposite the Court House. has a
w large stock of children's clothing, and
mndEs nlcer and cheaper than you can make
ha 1t home.
Wa understand that Sabin & Thurston
aaxe sold out their insurance business to
Geh PIP. Pitkin and Mr.. Fred. Pitkin
WHO will continue it under the name of
Iilkin & Son. This arrangement contin-
ia ia business in most reliable and COM
palsnt hands.
Wholesale and retail tea and coffee
store IS about to be opened in Sabin's
block ID the store formerly occupied by
q. It'll Heaton, by Mr. Low now residing
ii Flhinfeld, but formerly of New York
eItY. where he was for many years en-
eaeaa in this business.
one day last week dog belonging to
Timothy Hubbard imagined that he saw
another dog in the window of Pecks &
Cummlns Leather Store, and so made for
lin. resulting in the demolishing of an
eight dollar light of glass. That animal
i n0w in durance vile.
MIS-. A. l., Carlton offers her entire
seek ofdry goods at greatly reduced rates,
nfHsaratory to closing out the same. She
W0ald invite any person or party who wish
n enmmence business to call and exam
ia Her stock of dry goods and carpets, as
Al4 fishes to close out the entire business.
F38w3
an on Adams, the Clothier, opposite
Ihe Eourt House, Montpelier, will satisfy
48a hat he is selling mems, boys and
dhilaFen's clothing cheap-prices all low
h many kinds being lower than we ever
aaN glothing before. lie has the most ex-
ssnsive stock in Montpelier and is prepared
s8ssll at a small advance from cost for
aas
HE VERMONT MUTUAL.-The fiftieth
HaaTsal report of this company shows a
aer business than at any time in its pre-
Iapa history. The number of policies
|ssaed during the year was 1912, the
ans0nnt insured during the year, $7,789,
and the premium notes taken, SILL,
bB0e5 The amount at risk August /
Blz, was $4l,762, 1O4; notes in force
a49, 246.29. A year of unusual fires
M made the annual assessment little
ID than last years per cent this veal
INST At last year. The losses paid are
a&nt $l88,OOO.
great deal has been said relative to
ha allure of the balloon to Ego up" al
Aa Fair last Wednesday, some complain
that it is always so. Now, while the
ctors made every effort in their power
sN n.sye a successful Fair. and succeeded ii
sBEgthing where they had absolute con
4Iof all the ropes; in the matter OF the
s8anson, they were unavoidably at thu
mAFcy of circumstances which proved ad
Seise. They had received assurances from
iii barties concerned that the arrangement
Initiation would prove amply sufficient
After every effort, the balloon had to bt
dAafived of all extra weights and wa
s..eH allowed to ascend the length of I
IND.
The frame of the new depot being bull
III The Central Vermont at Montpelie
alcton is up, and the work on it is goln
ID along There will be a tenement il
IN the accommodation of the static
nt The structure is forty-eight fec
6ag, and twenty-seven and nineteen fec
Wiae, The rooms on the first floor wi
HllEsh ten feet nine inches high, and on til
bnd floor nine feet The waiting roor
l be nineteen by twenty feet. A cove
nj platform is to be built, which will
snty feet wide and one hundred and 81
leet long, There will also be cell'
llller the building. The work is under tt
ssRervision of Mr.. SWEET, of St. Alban
III new depot is about forty rods west
old one.
EHELsEA.-An adjourned term of 0
age County Court was opened Septemo
a4h. The notice last week that it wou
ssmmence on the 18th was an error
George Z Hyde, Esq, had quite
Haash-up last Saturday evening, near t
4Idge in front of j. P. & Z. 0. Tracy
Lore. He was with a buggy, and as
sas dark he did not discover team tn
.s coming towards him in season
9oid q collision. A general mixing
teams followed. Mr.. Hyde was throw
I'D and dragged several rods on t
ound. The horse was high-spirlt
simal and soon cleared himself from
agon and ran up street. HI was brou2
near the Buck bridge. The buggy "
bnsiderably demolished, but Mr.. lily
ftunately escaped with only Fl
Fuses that were not very serious.
A game of base ball was played Ii
eek on the West Hill, between the Y
ge Second Nine and the West Hill Clt
he Second Nine won the game by y
T. w. Rogers, carriage maker at the
hr village, shows signs of prospect