Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-15

Young George Mckee, of Barre, fell
from tree 80 feet to the ground, the othe
dry suffering severe injuries.
The supreme court has affirmed the de
cision of the lower court in the case O
James S. Dodge and wife VS.. D. w. Dud
ley and the plaintiff gets $500 and costs.
The divorce suit of Lime VS.. Lane, tried
in this county last term is 10 be transplant
ed to Caledonia County, Mrs Lsne claim
ing Hardwick as residing place, and
having brought a petition to the Caledo
MIA county court.
Rev. j. NJ. c. Fulton, for two years pas
tor of the Methodist church in this village
has applied to Bishop Bissell for admission
into the ministry of the Episcopal church
Mr.. Fulton returns to Nova Scotia to re
main there few months.
LOVE, MORPHINE. STOMACH PUMA
young Waterbury lady was married last
week to gentleman she didn't love, be.
cause the one whom she did love didn
propose TO her. She repented of her act
Tuesday, and attempted suicide with NOR
phine, but stomach pump saved her.
Mr.. 7. o. Bailey has constructed car
rage road from the upper part of Middle
sex street to the top of Capitol Hill. The
guests of the Pavilion this summer will
vote the ride and view Il fine one; and a
good many Montpelier people have lately
astonished themselves by going up the
hill.
Those in need of articles in crochet, such
rs ladies clouds. shawls. etc, chidrens
collars, babies hoods socks, afghans, etc. i,
and dolls shawls and hoods; are requested
to inform Sarah f. Hoyt, through the
post-of1ice, and she will answer such calls
in person. Plants for sale at +. Hoyts,
Seminary Hill. 3w
Republican town committees through.
out this county should see TO it that eau,
cuses are called to send delegates to the
State Convention which meets at Burline
ton the Odd. The very fact that there is
no excitement about political matters in
this region makes it all the more impor-
TINT thit representative men should be sent
who will act with good judgment.
SHALL WE HAVE A Military CoMPA.
NY.-The Stewart Guards of Middlebury
having very recently dish .nded and re.
turned their uniforms, arms and equip
ments to The state. There is now II vacancy
Of one company in the state militia Col
Peck of B arlington has extended an inv-
tation to the citizens of Montp elier through
Adjutant- General Peck TO raise company
here to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. George G Clark. formerly of this
town, died at Holland, Michigan. of can
Ger of the stomach, on the 22d of last
April, aged forty-seven years. At the
age Of seventeen years Mr.. Clark came
to this town, where he served an appren-
ticeship with A. A. Mead rs . jeweler.
which trade he followed for several years,
he being quite Il superior workman.
During the latter years of his residence
here he followed the business of a steam
and gas filter. Although cripple he took
u very active interest in the fire depart
ment here, serving as its chief engineer
in 1871, previous to which time he was for
several years foreman of engine company
No 5. In the spring of 1873 he removed
to Randolph and from thence to Holland.
Michigan, abouta year ago, where he died
after n long illness, he being cared for in
his last days by the NJ .sonic lodge of this
town, of which he was member.