Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-08-29


heavy rain storm passed over this
hst Saturday night.
oadard Seminary at Barre begins the
term With ninety students.
So. Molloy is making a short visit
N Len many friends in this place.
r. John II. IIincks has accepted the
Is the pastorate of Bethany church.
ere are many cases of typhoid fever
rsso1led in town, and we learn that it is
lng in barre also.
le fall term of the Vermont Metho-
as seminary opened Aug. 22d, with the
ass promising prospects for several years.
oheph D. Clogston has purchased the
J6dao Paine farm in Williamstown, pay
1900. Possession to be taken the 18th of
lembcr.
Sd Friday last, James Bryant had the
ga 81 one of his fingers taken off by being
saneezed between barrel of coal and bar
Of IRON.
The selectmen have decided 10 narrow
State Street extension, in the rear Of the
Arch TO three rods in width. By doing
ihls Mr.. French will not be obliged to
mp any of his houses back.
Phgsicians have generally abandoned
the use of Fluid Extracts because they
were not up TO the standard of the United
States PbarmacopHiG. Frank II. Bascom
tue Montpelier Druggist, has added large
stock Of Fluid Extracts which he warrants
70 b Strictly cficial and equal in quail
" to The celebrated Z. r. SquibbS goods
at prices no higher than Tilden's or Thay-
or's Fluid Extracts.
We are sorry TO learn of the serious ILL
ness Of Geo. G. Clark, for many years q
resident of this village, but now residing
Ia The state of Michigan. A report of his
death has been current on the street for a
dag or two. but we think it is without
fnnndation, as his brother, VIM II. Clark
residing here, has not received any WORD
"a that effect; but is himself now danger
oasly sick with the typhoid fever
one day last week j, G. Spear acciden
hs.P tore open the skin on the back Of ONT
III Bis fingers with piece of rusty iron
Examination setting in, it has become o
aniie n serious nature. He is now confn
e 10 his bed A singular coincidence is
lEat Mr.. Spear resides in the next house t.
Me- Eli Cote, who met with similar &C
aIIent about two weeks ago, Of which WI
made mention at the time, and who is We
liza up from it, but now able to be abou
s6me.
10 meet the demands of his constant,
lnefeasing trade, Mr.. Harlow has securet
lof The present the services of one of tn
llnest tinishers of photographs in Ney
York. BY this arrangement he is en-
allied to deliver his work promptly, ant
Rire his customers a superior class o
work. Pictures enlarged and finished il
ink and water coiors at reasonable prices
aE Harlow's Gallery, over Ellis & Glea
sons Store. State Street, Montpelier, Vt.
Anime year old son of William Kirk
land, foreman of the rail shop in Water
bury, was drowned last Saturday afternoo
IA The Winooski river, in the rear of Gee
" Randalls meadow, at that place, Will
ID bathing with two more companion
aeed seven and eight years respectively
iiB got beyond his depth and could nj
Winl. The elder of the two boys nearl
eceedcd in saving him at one time viii
We younger ran to the village for hel
hich arrived to late. The body was n,
covered for nearly an hour after the acc
aaht
last Monday mornings as Lewis, age
years, son of W. II. II. Wakefield, WI
ding to the Junction on the six o'cloC
Ain, as it was passing around the cur'
nzar the switch at the Junction, he w
Afown from the car by the motion, str
i1g on his head close TO the rail betwet
10 ends Of the ties, stunning him for
iAw minutes; but on coming to he W
onnd not to be much hurt, and proceed
his way to the berry-field, the place
Which he was bound Had he struck L
tail it probably would have caused nsta
dbath, as the train was going quite fa
md the fall was several feet.
The second days tot ut Prospect Pa
as we'll attended. The first race WIS
hprses that had never beaten minute
I've entries. Purse 5000; 800 to fir
80 TO second, $50 to third, and 800
onrth. Summary:
N ,Tierney. st. Adams, blk &, Village Boy, !
Ohm utton, Morrlsye. s.K lin, ,,.
= b House, Randolph, DIX, x. Ben Sustained
~ Z. sherburn, Glover b, X, Barney Tansey ]
X. Wallace, woodsyle, N. H., blk. e., Black 10
ny-Distanced.
Time-34l 81, 2421-2, 2421.2
The second race for horses that
lever beaten 2: 40 for purse of 80
LIS to first, 800 to second, $40 to TIL
&25 10 fourth. Summary:
adhn Utton, NIorrisville b. e., ID rover Boy,
Iierney st. Adams, blk e, Barney Kelley,
4. o. Cummins, Montpeer, -, Dagger,
IA. Bowers, Montpelier blk r., Norman Reindeer
Time-2: 4Oa 2: ~, 1893.
The free for-al race was not filled.
The place to buy good goods very i
Is ut Frank II. Bascom's Drug Store I.
RAnEORD=E r MCGrppOr. who