Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-16

IL WAS UNJUST not TO nave the case ueclueU.
This being the last case on the docket, the
jury were then dismissed.
BErHEL.-The burnt district is now be-
ing rebnilt with much better looking and
more substantial structures than before.
The three buildings now we'll under way
are all 10 be of brick-two blocks, of two
storys, 40X55 each, and the passenger
depot the walls of which are nearly up.
25X6O. Other plans are projected for
more buildings in the early spring, which
are to be of brick, also.
The White River Iron Works arc so fur
completed that the furnaces were started
last week and are now turning out iron
blooms of superior quality from the black
sand. The apparatus for the manufacture
af steel is not yet in place.
The gold diggings" on harvest
creek y continue to yield satisfactory re-
suits.
CHELsEA-A smart thunder shower
passed over this place on Wednesday
afternoon of last week, accompanied
with a terrific wind, which Frustrated
fences and broke down burn doors and
gates.
William Patterson, of STAFFORD, has
brought into this town within few days
| mr. ,ly hi, lro1 I,,elalo ,,f ~,
winter apples and sold them at one dollar
and Il half per barrel. The apples were
mostly from his own orchard
The merchants winter stocks of goods
are being delivered at their places of bust
ness by team from the railroad depot.
The foliage of the trees was never more
brilliant thu now, its beautiful crimson
and yellow defying the pencil of the
painters. 1t is not strange that people
secure the leaves for the purpose of orna-
menting their homes.
The Orange county bar docket presents
its usual large list of cases, there being
forty-four civil cases, two hundred and
forty-two civil cases and seven criminal
cases.
The system of making weekly payments
by the Congregational church to meet its
current expenses is said to work remarka.
bly, well.
Hon. B. Martin has been absent for a
few weeks past During his absence. Geo.
E, Hyde, Esq, is acting as town clerk.
j. F. Heminway. of this town, received
fifteen dollars in premiums at the late fair
in Tunbridge for stock that he had on ex.
hbition there.
ELY.-Bros. Josiah A. Pearsons, q. w.
T., and j w. Kmball, G. w. r.. of the
Grand Temple of Vermont, paid visit to
our temple on the 18th and expressed
themselves much pleased with the prog
ress made since its organization and per
request by petition instituted new coun-
Gil to be called Fraternity Council Of
the Temple of Honor No 81 The follow
ing officers were elected Chief Of council
Thos. II Dunston senior of council, Edwin
Mill; junior of council, J. j. Sugden
recorder of council, r. +. Teweeke; treas
urer of Council, w. NJ. Dunston; manager
of council, w. II Eustis; deputy manager
of council Josiah Eva; chaplain of coun-
Gil, Joseph Adgers; Protector, Capt. Thos
Pascoe; Watch, VIM. IL. Nichols,
FAIRLEE. William Garfield had fine
horse stolen from his pasture October 4rh
1t was found in IL pasture in Lyme, N. Ii.
WEST FAIRLEE.-R. II. Dearborn col
lded with another team on Thursday, and
his carriage was seriously damaged. He
and his wife escaped damage.
NoRTH FERRsBURGu.-Mos beautiful
weather still prevails.
Fall harvesting and work is being we'll
advanced
Many apples are being shipped TO Other
sections of our country.
Our cider mills are each in full opera.
ton.
Mrs. Ball (mother of J. NJ. Bald has
been very sick fer several weeks. Hel
daughter, Mrs Smith, from Winooski, who
came to see her, has since been taken very
sick, and doubts are apprehended that she
will not recover.
Mr.. Remand, the pastry dealer " oil
Vergennes, comes out among us each
week, and finds ready sale for his wares
which are the best in the market.
Rev. Mr.. Shaltuck. of the Christian de-
nomination, preached at the NJ. Il. church
on last Sabbath Il very acceptable sermon
From the treasurer's report of the NJ
, E. Sunday school it appears that the penny
collections for the last quarter have
amounted to sixteen dollars and sixty-nine
cents, while from the secretary's report
for the quarter the aggregate attendance
: has been one thousand, eight hundred ant
fifty seven, with an average attendance
per Sabbath for the quarter of one hundred
and forty-lwo and five thirteenths.
The New NJ. E. Hymnal" is being
much admired by all lovers of sacred song
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
, school on Sunday was one hundred and
! fifty-two; penny collection for the same
: ninety mine cents.
Quarterly meeting will be held mex
! Sabbath at the M. E. church. The prcsid
5 ing cider will be present,
YOU CAN BE HAPPY
. If you will stop all your eNtravsgant aud wFoh
notions in doetorng yourself and families with tS