Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-05
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L Goodell, D. D., of St. Louis,
1h twice next Sunday in Bethany
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Washington County fair will be
held Prospect Park, Montpelier, Sept.
1913 10.
spected that Mrs Molloy will de-
temperance lecture in this village
on ay evening next
6achers Institute for Washington
t,daa lor 1877 is to be held at Mortified,
18th, 10th and 18th.
1h5 Inst week we have been getting a
'n om " Greenlands Icy Mountains {"
as warned lis that summer is on
M a1
M fishing closed September lst, and
ANS 0 caught after that day will be an
ilIel spture and will subject the pos
SCISSOR m The pains and penalties of the
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EfesmAn's Meeting occurred one year
40 today. OF the 1916 legal voters and
Isa nnn voting citizens then residing here,
dnd upon making n count, that POP
hive ranoved to other places, and that IS
have died.
Spiritual State Convention ut North
field, At the Universalist Church, Friday,
Saturday. and Sunday, Sept. 9TH, 9Th, and
9th. board at Hotel, $l,O0 per day. Re-
turn Cheeks over the Central Vt. R. R.
Horse Keeping at Morris's and Avery's
stables at moderate rates.
a block 40 feet long, II high and 10
thick. and weighing about 6lS tons, was
quarried without the use of powder at
thg Barre granite quarries the other day.
Itwaa perfect in every way, and is con-
sIdeEsd the largest piece of granite ever
qaaIFied in the state.
The central Vermont Camp Meeting
closed rs weeks session in their beautiful
Grounds at Mortified last Saturday after
very Interesting meeting, which was
wen a6lended though the weather was
cold and Inclined TO be rainy. 1t was vo-
ted 3 bold their next annual meeting
ever ne Sabbath.
hammond, the feather bed renova-
Tine man, now of St. Adams, drove sin
Ill is from that place to Montpelier, d
dlssance of sixty miles, last Sunday after
noon. Id seven hours. He left St. Adams
a. o'clock P. NJ. and arrived here at
oolock +. NJ, travelling at the rate of one
nils h seven minutes.
Tha temple of Honor are to have has
ket 9ianic at Berlin Pond next Saturday
leaving Montpelier about ten o'clock. Al
Ieal Of temperance are cordially invited
10 atlend. Miss Emma Molloy is to b.
pgosanl Those wishing to attend in othe
lhAn heir private conveyance should re
poFf 10 j. M. Elkins by Friday.
There was lively runaway yesterda.
fofea9n through Maine and State Streets
Ono 81 B. P. Youngs horses was LEI
unlied by u man who had hired it, ant
cone lea to take the covered buggy t.
which It was attached back to the stable
This was done in quick time but the bugg.
WAS pretty thoroughly demolished.
Ths all term of the Union School begar
Monday. with about the usual number
scholars in attendance. Mr.. Arthur W
Blair IS principal; Miss Mary Emery, pre-
oeplfass; Miss Julia w. Walker, assis
anl Miss Laura Markham has charge o
Nd. The other teachers are Mise
1oslin. Stone, Abbott, Sumner and Sweet
who we're teachers in the school last veal
EXCURSION TO MoNTREAL.-The Ger
tfal armont Railroad advertise an cxcul
sion t0 Montreal September 4th, 9th, 6tt
7lh and 9th, at the very low rate of fou
dollars for the round trip from Montpelie
The Achets are good for three days aftt
date. hose issued on the last day, Satu
day. Icing good for the return trip tt
Aueeeeding Monday.
OF saturday evening Pat Hassett WI
difEed for being drunk and disturbin
l|is renee and lodged in Jail, the officer T.
Quifihg the assistance of four men to g
him here. On Monday he was brougI
hslafo justice and made a disclosul
which was not deemed sufficiently trut
ia r. discharge him and was taken bac
but was on Tuesday morning lib
sssd BY the justice.
o. Sunday evening an intoxicated ma
WAS frested and lodged in Jail for distur
ira fhe peace. On Monday afternoon
was brought before Justice Field, an
gave his name as Henry Latin of Eniiel
II. gov employed on the new depot
lie Jnnction. He was fined S. 90 al
costs Ind discharged after disclosing
Jim 8imons. Simons had II hearing al
moved to the court that he did not 81
him any liquor and was then discharg
sad he case was dropped.
the Montpelier Band gave their fur
oll out-door concert on Saturday evenin
AIf Grants term of leadership having e
n'Fed and there being lack Of funds
81 etention another year. 1t is no fal
I'D. Grant if our Band is not what
benld be, having laborcd hard for 70
soaFs as their teacher, during which til
b has had fifty different players to leal
ile DID ones dropping out as fast rs nj
o4a were taken in. He has, thereto
BIT the same as three full bands.
hohs an effort will be made to raise su
snt funds to retain him another year
on Tuesday forenoon two German pc
l||Afs hired one of i. P. Young's
eams, new top bugge, TO drive alb
sn selling linen. Leaving the horse
hHehed in front of j. W. Babcocks II
ace on Liberty street, it turned arou
sizing the carriage and became frig
aNd, started on lively run, turning do