Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-03


Tomorrow is the eighth anniversary of
tbe great flood at Montpelier.
Two hundred and twenty-five tickets to
Montreal were sold at this station excur-
sion day last week.
The Constitutional Catarrh Remedy ="
will cure your catarrh every time. Frank
h Bascom is agent for it at Montpelier.
Mr.. Fred L Grant leaves this week for
Swanton, having accepted the leadership
of their band. We are sorry to have him
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WoMEN's BOARD OF MIssIoNs.-The
annual meeting of the Vermont branch of
the Womcns board of missions, will be
held in St. Johnsbury, October 81.
Sbiloh's Vitalizer, Da Costas Radical
Cure and Green's August Flower, all rem
edies for dyspepsia, are sold only at Frank
H. Bascom's Drug Store, Montpelier.
We shall next week give an abstract Of
the proceedings of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union at st. Adams last
week, together with Miss Parks paper.
Mr.. A. D. Wilson, of the firm of Wilson
A. lIornbrook, butchers, has sold out his
interest in the business to Mr.. w. E. Best
of Mortified, who has removed to Montpe-
lier and taken possession.
twill pay to visit Adams the clothiers
opposite the Court House, when you want
TO purchase men, boys and childrens cloth
inc. He has the largest stock in Montpe.
lier and the latest styles.
ST, ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Oct O.
4 The attendance was good, and the market
quiet The quotations are: Common, Il
10 Is cents; good to choice, IS 10 % cents
selections, % to 30 cents per pound, with 4
higher price paid for some well-knowr
4 choice diaries.
Col. f. IL. Powell Of Richford and Mrs
4 Gcorganna Reed!Bailey, widow of the latC
Hon. George W. Bailey, Secretary o
4 State, were married at the residence of the
4 brides mother Monday afternoon. 1t il
understood that they will shortly leave foI
a trip in Europe.
The boys and chldrens clothing a
4 Adams is from the well known children
+ clothiers, A. Shuman e Co., 4lO Wash
ing!ou St. Boston, Mass, for style ant
workmanship their clothing stands at tn
head of the clothing trade of New Eng
land.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.-A number o
Benningtonians, now the glory of tn
Centennial has departed, are forming III
association to go West and take up town
ship, the parties contributing to the gen
eral fund to be those who will make thei
nprmanent residence in the location select
ed
ANY one in need of clothing, furnishin!
goods, etc., can get we'll paid for thei
time and trouble by inspecting the stoc
at the head of State street; good casslmer
pants $3.50, Sl.75 too $3.50; heavy gra
oyercoats SO. 80. Farwell says it is n
trouble to show goods; give him a ca
and be convinced.
On Monday morning II young ma
named Edmund Yatter, Central Vernon
employee, boarding at the America
House, was arrested for theft, tello
workman and roommate having charge
him with stealing twenty-five dollars frol
him the day previous. He was arraigne
before Justice Livingston and bound u
for the sum of 800, and committed
Jail for trial,
We are informed that the races set
come off at the White River park at Bet
ell the 9th and 10th of October will not
trotted as the purses are not filled; al
the same of those expected at Prospc
park in Montpelier and for the same re
son.
Why will turfmen send in condition
entries when race is advertised to be CO
Quoted according to rules which express
forbid it,
Mrs Lucy Fisk Thurston, wife of 10
B, Thurston, Esq, died ut their resider
in this village last Saturday evening, nc
% years, Mrs. Thurston was a mo
daughter, wife and mother-a Christ
woman. Her friends, both those who KIN
her before She came to reside in MontpeI
five years ago and the many who had co
to know her here, had taken! much pleas
in the thought that she who had had
great burdens to bear-for within II
years her father, two sisters and
brothers had died, leaving of her faith
family but her mother and one brot
living-hld before her all the prospect
apeculiarly happy and useful life. \
Ihurston left two children, II boy of f
and Il babe bat three weeks old.
funeral was yesterday morning, the
Vices being by Rev. j. II. Hincks and
Nm, Gh2icr
The public exercises of the ordna
Of Mr. j, IL, IIincks, who succeeds
William II. Lord as pastor of the Mon
ler Congregational Church was helC
Bethany Church Thursday. The ser
was preached by Rev. L. Y. IIinck
Portland, Me Rev, G. B. Drake, ID.
Oh Koyalton, who took part ut the orc
lion of DR.. Lord thirty years ago, iillc'
same part in Thursdays exercises. ?
cent Bnckhom of Burlington. Rev. V
lazon and Rev. R. r.. Thurston of
"o0E, Ct, were present. This ct
was organized in 1908 The first st
minister was Rev. Chester Wright
served from 1903 to 1880; Rev. Sa
Hopkins, from 1881 to 1885; Rev. l
smith, from 1886 to 1910; Rev.
GHnaley, from l84l to 1886; Rev. Wi
H. Lord from 1917 to 1877; all of v
nave died, The Rev. John S. C.
resulted and preached here in the SUI
o. 1883 Mr.. Hincks was educate