Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-07-25

be moon advertises total eclipse, Wis
~ in this state, on August 22d.
nero were buried beside each other in
sen Mount Cemetery yesterday, two
Aly children. Alice and Marcus Cush-
hn
ne prospects are now that several new
hooks are to be erected here another sea-
saal some parties having already decided
mild.
All accounts agree that this years wheat
will be the biggest and the best ever
bered; and that potatoes will be abun-
aaht and cheap.
three hens belonging TO Wallace Noyes
se Matched ffty-three CHICKENS from one
sSling One hen Matched twenty-one
from twenty-five eggs.
White River junction, VT, had q fearful
fan storm Friday. Three inches of water
ioIl, washing away the highways suspend
Ihg travel and badly damaging the crops
Fifteen thousand of those "Favorite p"
Clears sold in thirteen weeks by F. H.
Bascom, Druggist, at retail. They are the
best cigar for the money in Vermont.
Chas. W. Selma is about to open Fish
Market in the rooms formerly occupied by
r. Seaver, for the same business, in
Camps block, corner of Elm and Court
sireets.
II YOU want the best Elastic Truss in the
market at the bottom price go to Bascom''
Drug Store, Montpelier, Vt. He is also
closing out his stock of Spring Trusses
belosO cost.
The old building on Elm Street in from
81 the Jail has been fitted up for car
riage and paint shop, Eli Cattle having re
moved his shop into one side, and E. S
Cray & Co. occupy the other.
Carbolate of Lime is the greatest disin
fectant known for water closets, stables
cid. Will also kill rose bugs, curran
worms and other insects. Sold only b,
n. H. Bascom, Druggist.
Peck & Cummins have commenced tn
aeection of another addition to their tan
nery building, thirty-two by thirty-fv
set in dimensions. The increase of thei
basness necessitates this extension.
6. II. Freeman, for several years past
Nell known photographer in this place
Ieaves for Chicago this week, where, W
lsarn, he intends to locate in some othe
hnsiness. Another good citizen going.
The first store in Bruce's block has bee
BASED by Mark French and Mart Goo
nough, who are fitting it up for restal
iant and eating saloon, and in connectio
With it will be kept Il full line of farrier
medicines.
A little boy entered a market the othC
lay seeing for the first time pile of lo'
tiers lying on the counter, he looked il
Eently at them for some time when he e,
slaimed, by gracious! Thems the BIZ
rest grasshoppers I've ever seen"
The grasshoppers are thicker in this '
Unity than for many years before, b
havc not got quite as thick as in son
aarts of the state, where they are eatil
he grass, corn, wheat and even the pota
ZINES. Turkeys are IN efficient extermi
etor.
At Village Hall last Saturday event.
thc " Arcadans" gave very enjoyaI
concert, which seemed to give entire 81
isfaton to the audience, though the atter
ance was smaller than the merits Of
company deserved. They will be ut Sto
Wednesday, johnson Thursday and Nj
risville Friday.
COW owned by Capt. Sid Needhi
fell from the top of Keith's ledge, in
rear of Mrs. Luther Newcomb's house
distance of thirty or forty rods, turn
complete somersaults, and breaking Il
bearing up saplings all he way on
Downward course. 1t arrived at the /
tom considerably bruised, but is now
parently all right.
John Anderson, an employee OF
Lane Manufacturing Company, came n
losing his right arm, and perhaps his
on Thursday last. While in the act
running boring machine his sic
was caught by the auger and wo'
around it several times, tearing the S
off his arm and badly bruising his s
and shoulder. Fortunately the belt slip
off and help arrived ere he had been dr..
farther, thus happily terminating W
might have been fatal accident v
injuries which he hopes will lay him
but week Or so.
On Tuesday afternoon, of last week
Chas. p. Hayden was at work on the
of Mrs Joseph Gould's house, on S
Street, clearing the cutters out, his laC
Slipped off the building leaving him on
ridge pole At that moment the he
thunder shower, which lasted about
hours, commenced TO pour down. Cha
Justify called for help, out the only pa
who saw him were enjoying the sight
much to extend any brotherly assist
till the shower was over, when he
helped down from his anything but {
Portable position. The language use(
the occasion was strong and voluminC
The meeting of the Vermont editors
publishers association ut Bennington
ing centennial week will probably be
Tuesday The l4th, L. P. Walto
Mon pelier will deliver the annual add
and Rev. o. G.. Wheeler of Windsor
poem.
IMPORTANT DECISION. The Sup
Court Of the United States has aft
the decision of the Vermont Sup
Court, that it was the duty of the Gil
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