Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-16

zAH4EIaVOr upon us huu uuT TthutTb W stuuluE us
eal Intelligence Giyeus facts and we will arrang
f1 for the paper.
|arvey Guallo has returned from Bos-
81 nnd is now at his old post in Jangraw's
ansprial establishment.
s. - men were discharged from the Lane
Iaanfacturing Company's works last
afday night, on account of dull times.
Dpn'l fail to attend the meeting of the
6lorm Club tonight, at halfpast seven
clock, unless you want 10 miss n good
eat
Elf Cotie has sold his house and lot on
1in b., to Geo. Wheeler for $500. Mr..
Rhoaler is to erect livery stable in the
aar b the house.
HE best elastic truss in the world is for
ia ID Frank II. Bascom's Drug Store.
Jdseph P. Meron, the well-known "ten-
aI|a artistic" in the employ of Oughtncy
nn4raw, has leased the Pavilion Hair
9fessing Rooms and taken possession.
Mr. Beecher's lecture in Montpelier will
q "a the evening Of the 30th, Decora-
on Day. He lectures in only two other
,laoes in the state, Burlington and Rutland
Alajor S. Goodwin has purchased lot
Happy Hollow" of Dennison Taft,
aying 5000 and will Immediately COM
5ohnnie Forbush beat himself in his
parachter song last Wednesday night
& Ind Reform Club entertainment at their
oom, he bringing the house completely
town.
Several parties from here are now ut
sfeensboro Pond fishing, and we learn
rom one who returned from there last
ieht that they are having exceedingly |
rood luck.
Eli Richards has exchanged his house
nd lot on Seminary Hill with G. j. Glea-
ca for n farm in Brookfield, paying 5000
b boot. Mr.. Richards takes immediate
possession.
w. j.. Adams has received the second
ot of those children's suits for boys, from
hrae to nine years of age, that he is sell
ag ~ $500, $780, $500 to 5000.
lFe would call the attention of the
gayeling public to the change of time on
ientFal Vermont. The new time table
Flich went into effect last Monday will
u ioand on our last page.
The Montpelier Philharmonic Society
iges a concert this evening in the Read
ng Boom Cause. Those who haven't tick,
Is for the course can obtain single tickets
( fhinney's or the door for % cents.
Tbs, Wednesday, morning as the team
Charles Bliss was standing by the Grist
l|llof Bailey & Park, the horses became
Iightened and Started down Main Street
headlong speed and near the 80 cent
tore colided with the team of Mr.. Sey-
aanr of Morctown, the pole passing just
udsr the neck Of Mr.. Seymour's horse
MD one of the horses of Mr.. Bliss coming
d Yiolent contact with Mr.. SEYMOUR
pFse, knocking it down and sent pieces
Tho wagon flying in way that was a
auilon to bystanders. AT this stage of
sqepedings Mr.. Frank Newcomb conclud-
q % lend a hand and put an end to furth-
damage, number of teams being in the
oad Result, badly broken wagon and
less and a bruised horse for Mr.. Sey-
paab while the team of Mr.. Bliss escaped
FlEhout apparent injury.
?. Foster begs leave to inform the
aople of Montpelier and vicinity that lie
g0ing TO attend to selling coal this year
i Bottom prices; this is not merely talk
by business. Don't buy until you have
ot prices of him.
The exercises at the vestry of the Church
II the Messiah, last Sunday evening, were
+ & different nature from Sabbath School
yQrciscs as rule. In place of the usual
eeiiations by the scholars, Mr.. Wright
i0eupied most of the time in description
b he temple at Jerusalem. A large,
aAasomo steel engraving, representing
he ely of Jerusalem, with the temple in
% foreground, had been donated to the
elI0ol, and Mr.. Wright took this occasion
b 6xplain to the scholars and friends pres
nf the arrangement of this wonderful
auii1ing, which the engraving so well H.
astatcd. The description was clear and
aEesting, The touching recital of the
siIise which moved the donor to present
Ilis Beautiful work of art to the school
hfought tears to the eyes of many.
The splendid stock of mems, boys and
chNdren's spring and summer clothing at
he store Of W. L Adams, opposite the
Court House, is one well worthy the at
safion of customers, and should be ex-
a0incd by all before purchasing their
spfIng or summer suit.
Aresident Of the suburbs" on his way
hane one dark night recently, having i'm
plielt confidence in his good old horse, al
NNcd it. us usual, to take its own course
which, would seem to have been anything
be straight and narrow path laid down
isihe good book. Something INDUCED in
lIile at the Capital had evidently proved
Is much for its good horse sense and
Wing at driveway diverging from
Nc main road and ut different angle,
i0Iabts would seem to have taken possess
oaof the mind Of our faithful equine as to
s.a proper course to pursue; duty stood
oning up the hill but inclination point
Ill the short cut to the stable. Our
anAb friend followed both its guides till
pot-hold became insecure and the side
sure from the inclined wagon proving
much it found itself on its back in the
slfHre-way, with its feet some fifteen hands
bcr searching for the road, in which
zion the interviewer with his lantern
God it, with the driver holding it down
81 rs head with one hand and endeavor-