Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-08-08
Molloy will speak before the Re

h Moloy will speak before the Re-
form Iub at their room this evening.
a. q. P Pitkin has been appointed
assignee of VIM. Bruce, Jr., Of Worces-
Ibz annual School Meeting of Montpe-
lIsE ion District is TO be held in Village
ran dis evening.
amilar face of j. Q. Lamb of Troy,
IS now seen about our Streets he be-
iaz 81 visit to his native town.
Rev o. A. Allen of Dover. N. H., the
ienAasf of the Unitarian Society of this
STAGE IS now on his annual visit here.
4ha several parties from here who have
been samping out and fishing for several
weeks past at various places have nearly
NJ lQrned home.
Oh Wednesday of last week, Mr.. D. w.
Dudley lost his trotting horse, " Birdie"
IF 5ishase of the liver. He refused $3.50.
fail hef some time ago.
Ths saloon under the Argus Office re-
oenlIy vacated by Alexander Jangraw has
heen re-opened by John Donahue and
Maflin Nee of Middlesex.
Street violinists, harpists, organ grind
cts md trained bears have furnished our
people with music and amusement to their
hearts content the past week.
sergeant.at-Arm T. G. Phinney has
procured fine picture of ex-Gov. Dilling-
ham for the State 1t will soon be placed
in tie Executive Chamber at the State
House.
Gee. P. Foster has sold out his hack
and bus " to Theron o. Bailey. Mr.. Bal
ley paying 5000 for the coach, sleigh and
horses. Erred" is to hold the reins as
heretofore.
Aconcert by the Original Virginia Jubi
lee Singers is advertised for next Saturday
evening at Village Hall. Those who en-.
81 rood singing will doubtless be amply
Fepaid for.
Row. Charles A. Allen is to conduct the
service in the Church of the Messiah mex
sunday morning. Mr. Wright will preacl
hi nd Universalist Church in Calais, nea
Kenfs Corner, ut eleven, A. NJ. and on
r
Tho Montpelier, Worcester, Woodbury.
aHd Calais Reform Clubs are to have
basket picnic at Kent's Corner in Calais OIL
Ihnfsday of this week, where addresses
@|l Be made by L. l.. Durant, Mrs. Mallo,
Ana others.
The Vermont Editors and Publishers
Assoeiation will assemble at Bennington
next Tuesday. Addresses will be deliver
I'd BY Hon. L. P. Walton of Montpelie
and poem by Rev. o. G. Wheeler c
South Hero A banquet will be served a
tie Putnam House.
William Sexton and Joseph Dion CAV
All ambition of they way the play billiard
ind. G. Fields rooms at the Pavilion la
evening. They played three ball gam
1880 points and gave an exhibition, at i
close, of some fancy shots. The game wa
won by Dion, Sexton having made 81
ahen. his opponent reached the 500.
At the meeting of the directors of tn
WaF,nont Mutual fire insurance compan,
held at Montpelier, August /, James ]
IhDrston resigned the position of pres
dant on account of his health. His resiE
ualion was accepted and the followin
oleetions were made: President, w II.
Blngham; Vice President, Fred L. Smitl
company B. Washington County Vete
III Battalion, numbering fifty men, WI
oreanized at Montpelier last ThuIsda
eFening, 10y the election of the followr
olHeers:
captain, II. c. Lul!; First Lieutenar
Kllburn Day; Second Lieutenant, L. Lay
rencc; Orderly Sergeant, Thomas Br
mel; Quarter-master Sergeant, Levi !
R6lsons.
meeting of the company will be he
he call of Post Brooks this week THU
asg evening, and all are urgently desire
abe present.
3ohn w. Peck met with quite serio
aa6ident, last Monday afternoon, ut Peel
&Cummins' Tannery. While in the u
Feeding the leather splitting mach
his right arm was caught and drawn in
sa machinery over the roll resulting
angling the flesh, breaking his arm
marc and crowding the bone through
desh several inches, Fortunately his fatt
Wss ut that moment passing by and he i
Diedaely threw the belt off thus prove
i'd more serious accident. We are g
8 learn that John is now getting along
vel as can be expelled.
The following item from the Indianal
Isl Journal of August I'd, will be of int
81 to the many friends of Mr.. Cutting
his vicinity
There was pleasant gathering
ifiends at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Grandul, AT North Meridian Street,
esening, the occasion being the marri;
of bis daughter Ella to Mr.. John A.
hitting, of the firm of Gibbs & Cutti
The ceremony was performed by
Warren Randolph. The presents W
numerous and costly, their friends be
determined that the young couple sho
ave IL good send-otf on the journey
fife
BARRE. The Fork Co., are busy lay
He foundation walls for their new bu
ing, which is to be of brick with slate
in roof The building is to be two h
bred feet long and forty-two feet w
They have contracted with Lane e. Sol