Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-19
COR fawing Room.

na NfeWing Room.
fazs Matches for sale at Frank H.
Easo60 Drug Store.
The hog River Valley fair opens TO-
MORROW . Mortified.
AH feeenLly Matched out nest of
sssl|6 eggs, and no mother was ever so
sas.. and out of sorts with her family.
6a gars for twenty cents at Frank
pm's Drug Store. The Royal
ia Won Humboldt are new brands
aaauced by him,
central Vermont railroad is now
zsat|sa is track with steel rails from Es
ss Hholion east and expects to complete
Ebs #as rs far as Montpelier the present
asna
Aa|ss and gents trunks, satchels and
4aIlsas can now be obtained mt Adams,
sae stbler. at very low prices. Having
houe dIrect of the manufacturer, he is
enable to sell very cheap.
Friday aud Saturday of this week, Our
Drawing Room" will be put on the Viii
Iaea Hail stage. The play is first class,
Ang has net with great success. Reserved
saals fo for sale at Phinney's.
Hon. Jed P. Ladl, state auditor of nc
counts. has been prosecuting through an
agent az Washington some of Vermont's
suspended war claims. He has obtained
"a allowance of 81 $50 and has a prospect
og more from time to time.
Our Drawing Room.
Adams the Clother opposite the Court
House, Montpelier, has very large stock
Of mems, boys and children's ready made
clothing to select from. Having secured
EIia goods at the lowest possible rates, he
i enabled to sell at lower prices than have
been offered for years.
Grand cam-bake took place nj the
Mountain House, Lake Memphramagog,
ffs 18th, and was attended by 1000 per-
sons. With their bands. 1t wac under the
sapaf4ision of Capt. Henry Drake and
TENS T.oring of Nantasket Beach, Boston.
xQusAion trains were run from Montpe-
i|er White River Junction, Rchield, and
Shelhgooke, P. Q.
Th6rc is at least one disguised pick
6eket at the State fair. A young lady
lsited floral hall, took very good care
n haE purse, but took a good sized wallet,
alled it with rags and placed it in her
booset Not long after she found her
b8eket cut open and the wallet gone. The
ehan must have felt badly sold, when he
Interviewed, in some quiet corner, the con-
sal of that fat looking wallet.
1Hf Drawing Room.
SITE FAIR.-The receipts of the State
E!f we're upwards of $4,000. The state
f|enltural society, it will be remember.
ia sent fourteen Merino ewes and two
SaNa to the Philadelphia International
Exhibition. Secretary Clark has Just re-
d0iVed the official award for high excel
lenae in quality, uniformity of symmetry
a6naity, evenness of fleece and being a
superior specimen of the breed tt
which they belong.
The trial of Edwin c. Hayden for the
afier of his wife. Aug. 81, 1876 CLOSED
rday at Irasburgh. The defense was
Ahity, but the jury brought in verdic
If utility of murder in the first degree
aen requested the court to allow hin
IA sit his wile's grave in charge Of pro
officers; and and also that the sentence
h6 AKecuted upon him without delay. His
M4iliarity with the Phair case must have
bit him that it takes at least two year.
aIIaf conviction to hang man in Vermont
lively scene took place on Cour
set, last Thursday, between John w
Icy and one of his tenants, Mrs. Ma
||laa Tereo, regarding the use of from
asIE for the storage of Il baby carriage
Icy undertook to settle the matter by
owing the carriage, when he came ir
d6dlact with section of broom-stick il
lie hands of Mrs. Tcreo. She followed
up, and he pushed her out of the from
d1ar. A complaint was made agains
azey for assault. No judgment ha
an given. but there WAS u strong insnu
ION TO Mr.. Swazey that if he didn't kee
of Mrs. Tereos way he, as well II
would be in delicate situation.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FATR.-Any ur
siness and apprehension which those in
Iested in our County fair may have fe
ancerning the weather when they hear
ia wind and rain Monday night wa
Qaickly dspelled by the brightness
nesday morning The weather is simpl
rfect, bright, cool and delightful. Gu
be and space prevent the extended motto
e shall give it next week, but we wi
imply say that the show of stock is exec
ent in quantity and quality, and that
Eloral Hall more than usually good. IT
ndications are that there will be n full Il
tendance and that this meeting will be
very respect success
The Wells River Railroad run train
rom the grounds at frequent interval
making the exhibition easy of access.
Our Drawing Room.
Quite an incident took place in Mort
field during the late Spiritualistic Conve
lion, that is worthy of note. The grea
Greenleaf of Boston, who was one of d
eading speakers, had made the declar
ton that Peter was found by the Saw
drunk in a boat. j. N. Johnson, ESQ
arose and asked the speaker where SUI
history could be found, as he did not I
member seeing it in the Bible, etc. IT
was during the forenoon service, and n
tice was given that an answer would
in tho afternoon. As announced, t
answer came, and ii was that there W
mo written history" to that effect but