Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

| ohkLsEA.--John Hogan was arras.n
'aS' week by Officer Perigo on a obars
assault with an intention to commit n
lime OF rape. He was examined befo.,
Davis. Esq, who held him in ,ba ON,
Oh 5000 for his appearance for trial a, ~
county court. He procured bail and Wa
released. r,-' '" va
Lyman Hayward lost his only COW los
week from some unknown cause.
MRS. Jones, widow of the late Hon. Per-
ey Z. Jones. formerly of this town d;a,
It Cady's Falls. Morrisvile, on the asJ
nstant' aged sixty years. Her remain,
we're Drought to this town for burial. She
md her husband had been long time res
tents OF this town. and bis death occurred
'ere. At the time of her death she wa,
n avlsit to her sister, who lives at Cadv,,
falls. ..... ''
Ea. Dickinson, who has been EN-
ioyed as painter in Tarbell's furniture
aop' has gone to Boston in pursuit of ,
oh.
lion. b. Martin and his wife returned
tst Thursday from their visiting tour in
he western part of the state.
Wild geese have com menced to po from
heir summer homes in the fir NORTH r.
he more congenial climate of the southern
'tates for their winter soiourn,
IL Is reported that circuit Bixby has sold
lis place in the northern part of the viii
'se to Dudley Cabot; price, $4,000.
Eidred l.. Barnes, little boy about
en- years old, picked some ripe slrawber.
les on the 26th of October. Pretty late
or fruit to ripen.
M. II. Volk appears on the line with n
'ewly and nicely painted stage. F.
A young man by the name of Roberts,
soout twenty years of age, was arrested
last Saturday by Officer Perigo, under Il
barge of forging note. The case was
leard by A.Davis, Esq. 1t appeared that
he had lost note of hand, and that he
md written another of the same, amount.
md even date with the ono he had lost.
nd placed the name of the original signer
% it. He claimed that by SO doing he did
lot intend to commit forgery. In view
If certain mitigating circ umstances the
curt ordered his discharge. IS
Mrs. I'll. V. Steele, who dice at Windsor
m the 22d instant, was the widow of ia
ION Steele, formerly of this town. He
vas cashier for several years of the Bank
If Orange County. He died only ten
lays pri or to Mrs. Steele.
Amos Emory comes 10 the front on
aising big corn. He reports that he rails
I'd eighty five bushels of ears of corn on
little less than one-thrd of an acre of
and, being at the rate of two hundred and
ifty-tive bushels of ears to an acre. In
fnety-nine days from planting the corn
was harvested and in the chamber.
p CoRrNTH.-F. Sargent has sold his stag
ing business to Geo. Brown.
A tramp, on Saturday. attempted to
nter the house of A. q. Kenyon by going
in at a window. He left at u double quick
when Mrs. Kenyon presented and cooked
. double barreled shooter.
Five persons were received to member
ship in the Congregationalist church on
he 9th instant.
CALVIN Colby was thrown from his car
Urge a few days ago and severely injured,
besides breaking two of his ribs.
J. j. Guild was at work with circul II
law on Monday, when splinter was
,aught by the saw. throwing it with gres
orce against his arm. causing a deep
wound in the fore arm.
A new bridge has been built between
Jooksville and the Center.
ELY.-Mr. S. Titus has been to Boston
md had cancer removed from his face.
NORTH FERRIsBURGH. The beautiful |
Weather of the past still continues, with
IN occasional rain.
The new dwelling house belonging to
Joseph Stone is quite rapidly going on
oward completion.
The house lately occupied by John Webb
S undergoing considerable repair. 1t is
greater to be occupied by J. j. Miller.
The family of E. w. j. Hawkins of
'tarksboro are stopping at E. Carl's of
1onkton, daring the session of the legis-
lture, as he is absent at Montpelier. |
A. G. Fonda spent last Sabbath at the
ome of his father. .'.
Our representative, II. G, Martin, spent
asst Sabbath at home. i'
f. W.. j. Hawkins spent the Sabbath
With his family at E. Carl's-his father-in-
aw. 1,
Rev. M. p. Bell spent the Sabbath at
MS place, and preached ut the. NJ. e.
hurch.
Hon. N. J. Allen and wife are absent
'om home for few days, on visit to
heir children at Troy Conference Acad-
my; ..'"e.. ... '
Joseph Stone has repaired the fume at
is carriage shop, and is now prepared to
0 saving and planning to the entire salts
action of his many customers.
Ladies' Aid Society meets at the resi-
once of VIM. II. Fonda on Wednesday
fternoon and evening.
The Good Templar's hall is being newly
Mingled. ,2,t.A
The attendance at the M. Z. church on
unday was one hundred and forty-nine;
election at the same, one dollar and
iirty-two cents ~ |
CHARLoTTE.--O. +. Stone and wife are
pending few weeks in different parts of
he west. The same is also true of Ii.
Y. Prindle and wife.
George Pease is putting up new and
erv commodous huuse upon his old site.
One week from next Sabbath, Novem-
er 10Th, Rev. G. r. Hawley will preach
t the NJ. f. church at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.