Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12

fa zaase
Mss nspd has engaged Mr.. Grant for
ISIS a0hth, through the fair time, when
- nests to leave for Massachusetts,
4hezs ituation is offered him.
TAa Fl. Cave, foremen of the Watch
s se, is about to erect dwelling
hsusa be rear of the arch. Mr.. G. o.
Harness has taken the contract of building
Monday forenoon at Wrightsville, G. c.
PUTNAM little boy Ralph, sixteen months
o|a. ls|| rom a piazza and broke both
BONES s The arm below the elbow. The
illl|a fellow was brought TO this village
and lie ZONES set by DR.. Kemp.
ate boys of the Reform Club are to
Aar6 fennion with Mrs. Molloy at the
American House parlors next Saturday
avenlna All who are still fighting under
The blue banner are cordially invited to be
present OF course it will be an occasion
4UuH 10 ~ IeHleuoelSu'
M. Joseph Galaise of the firm of Colby
& GaIaIso Painters, has removed to Mon
treaI, T. Oh, where he has obtained sit
uatisn i The city post office. "Joe," will
DO much missed by his many friends and
the several societies of which he was a
very active and worthy member of.
Those who are desiring to secure the
services Of Mrs. Molloy for the coming
month should address her Immediately at
Montpelier. She is spending a short time
with her friends here, recuperating for
tho fail eAmpaign.
FALL STYLES IN HATS AND CAPS.
WI D. adams will open, September 18th,
several Invoices in hats. The selections
have been made with great care, and en-
brace he latest novelties. All in want OF
nov falE style hats will find it to their ad
vnnEa9a 10 call upon him before purchas
ing
Miss Lizzie White, daughter of Hon.
Main White of Concord N. H.. one of the
most devoted workers in the temperance
movement was at the American House
YcsEaf1sy the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaalaf Clark This morning she and
Mrs H5lloy left for Montreal and Quebec
where hey will spend the week among
fllsua
RDuOTIoN IN FAREs.-The Central
Vermont Railroad will crrry persons at
tending our Annual State Fair at St. AL
bans rthe following low prices: Bur-
llna0nt 10 st. Adams and return. $100;
Wstefhnry, $l.2j; Montpelier, 5000:
Rand0Iph, $3.50; Bellows Falls, $500;
and other stations at proportionately low
rates It being considerably less than hall
lsFe Tickets good Sept 18th, 18th, 18th
lila ltlh.
ExoURsIoN TO Wells RIVER. -Satur-
dis september 9Th, Trinity Sabbath School
md Seminary scholars of about two hun
dfea ID number, had very pleasant ride
afeE the Montpelier & Wells River Rail
road md a very pleasant picnic at the
lefminns of their trip. The place select
ga ia which to spend the day was in the
rsaf Of Wells River Village. All found it
one Of The most delightful spots for such
company and would unite in recommend
ln0 to all Sabbath School pleasure seek
era. and hope it will become a general
rhE|glng for Sabbath School picnics and
meallbgs.
TALL MEETlNGs.-The Prospect driving
nask association of Montpelier, is to give
nneaIing on Tuesday and Wednesday,
oolohsr and 8. Seventeen hundred dol
lars Ii premiums are offered, and the elias
aaffovided for are-for the first day the
q go md 2:3j. $500 purses; for the second
d8g. minute and 2:40 for $500 purses
ana rec for all for $500 purse. White
River Park, Bethel, offers the same amount
l16d into six purses, and the dates are
an TO the 2:4O, 8, and 9 80 classes, and
Ne seond to the 2:40, 2:50 and free for
a
Hon. Homer w. Heaton on Wednesday
last Went to Barre to make IN examination
II lNe dam which has been the source of
1 dhch litigation between Day and Hill,
he aad Mr. Jackman having been appoint
"a o determine to what points the estab-
lshed height of sixteen feet would brin g
While examining the bed of the
stream below the dam Mr.. Heaton slipped
4aa Atrikng his right hip upon rock
ba1AA the neck of the bone. He was able
"a ride to Montpelier with Mr.. Jackman,
aad on reaching home the bone was set by
BF Woodward The accident will con
fne Mr.. Heaton to the house for II number
sf Weeks.
The Fifth Annual Fair in Dog Rive
Valley will be held on the trotling park o
Frank w. Gold at Mortified, on Thursda,
and Friday, Sept. 20 and 81. Arrangement
haVs been made with the Central Vernon
R|lroad Company to carry for half far
from all stations from Essex Junction Il
tic River Junction; also, the old mai
IA will stop at the grounds to take pas
eers north until 4 80 on the afternoon
ZACH day of the Fair, and the mixe'
'n from White River junction in III
a1fning will stop at the Fair grounds t.
ake passengers, and trains will be run u
Ietofore from Mortified depot TO tn
snnds.
wo weeks ago James Burns made Al
ack on Charles Miller on the grounds @
Camp Meeting at Mortified, whic
nlted in Burns getting worsted. Will
aaer the influence of liquor on Thursda
l he renewed the row by making sec
attack on Miller, which resulted NOR
astrously to him than the first one. II
aeeived a pounding, and was lodged i
f besides. On the following morning h
rs brought before u justice, but refusin
disclose where he obtained his liquor h
recommitted Till Monday norninc