Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

liabilities the condition of this company is
in pleasant contrast to the too general con-
dition Of life insurance business in the
United States.
BARRE.-The good old farmer who has
been praying for q long time that his well
might be filed with water, says that his
PRAYERS arc all answered The wells and
springs that have been dry so long IRE
now filled.
A foreign missionary preached ut the
Congregational Church on Sunday, Feb
ruary It'll.
The members Of the Social Fraternity
met 1t the Academy HALL Friday evening,
ind held another splendid lyceum. There
is 70 be one Friday evening Of this week
the last one Of .he term.
The Mildlers are to have IN exhibition
at the Academy Hall, Tuesday evening,
which will be The closing exercise Of the
winter term.
Many thanks to the person who invaded
our Sanctum and left upon our desk
beautiful bouquet. May their life be one
Of pleasure and happiness strewed with
lowers that will never fade.
CALAIS The Reform Club IS and has
been doing IN excellent work, and The
community are realizing lis benefits. They
are 10 have m oyster supper and good
time generally in the vestrv Of The Chris
.ian church. Wednesday evening, Feb. II.
to which ueigh5oring clubs and the public
generally are cordially invited. Come out
and show your sympathy for the move
ment BY your patronage. Admission %
cents Proceeds to benefit the club.
CHELsEA.-A serious quarrel arose 2
few DAYS ago between Henry Lyforl Of this
town. and a man named Broughton, which
resulted IN Lytord's striking Broughton
with m ron bar, and as report says, so in
.ured him That It required man with a
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and brought before Justice Davis, who
after hearing he case, held him for trial
ut The county court N the sum Of 500.
Ezra Walker became bail for him.
Hon. " Il. Nichols, Judge Of Probate,
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arm owned by Z. Sucent Of Brook.
field and one owned by \. Woodwork Of
rrbr.lr. were recently crushed bv the
.,ra.r aoIv OF snow On hem.
Curtis B. Slack. formerly Of this town
while recently moving from Tunbridge to
Nllim,town. bad h. misfortune TO upse
his .pad of goods. which considerably
damaged .Aem. It les been suggestel
that the question Of damages may comD
up for discussion "a account ot -Ae .nsuiA
cheney OF he highway
Mrs. Luna Lyman OF Lt-J Hhdolpn
died III her brothers. EdW'A >pfAgne $ OF
/ Chelsea West di.l, J"nuary -ILh'
No.rI Observation-Disclosures meet
ing7 ara still IN progress 1t the N. L
Church. The interest in The same Is sill
encouraging 1t IS f2nArA1oIe how th
, Sabbath school nus the affections AMI sym
puhies OF the people. May 1t have then
yet sill more and more
Attht FHend', Church. in Ferrisburgh
on "Wednesday Jan. 3lst.) Mr.. Nathan
Morrison Of SLarksboro, and Miss Hoag
j lately from .he State of New Hampshire
were married according to the custom
their order.
Wuer IS becoming more plenty. tn
mill. are more active. while the war;
weather is making more cheerful faces an
radueinp very much the auantitv Of snow
Their. will he held at the Good Temt
;. mrs, Hall o., saturday eve. a nubIie NEE
inc celebrating tbe EIGHTH Annual Ann