Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-02

Squirrels, red and gray, are very plent
in all parts of the state.
DR.. c, r. Pell has taken DIR. H.G w;
lams rs partner in his dentist business
Brh of our Montpelier banks have 70
fused to take trade Or Mexican silver do
lars.
Joe Wood, who was lodged in iail frao
mans meeting day, was liberated las
week.
Rev Henry A. Rogers of Newton. Mass
is to be the regular pastor for the Bapti,
church here.
4 restaurant has been opened over Geo
NJ Scrlbner's tin shop, in charge of ed
NJ. Richardson.
Mr.. Samuel Felt, of this town, has con,
TO Rutland 10 work in the scale works 20.
Gently located there.
The State Convention of the Yonn,
Mems Christian Associations will be hell
at St. Johnsbury October 9th and 10th,
We have been experiencing for the ms
few days some rs fine Autumn weather nc
it ever falls to the lot of mortal to en;ov
Fashion has decreed that ladies' hats
shall have broader brims and much large,
crowns this coming winter than those now
worn.
The Mendelssohon Quintette Club is f.
give an entertainment at Village Hall mex,
Saturday evening and should have a full
house.
The Wells River railroad advertise an
excursion TO Upper Bartlett and return
next Saturday. Fare from any station on
the road $3.50.
Senator Morrill, will address the State
Darvmen's Association in Representa-.
tjye'' Hall, Montpelier, on the evening of
October 23d.
No bill being found against Peter Carr
who made brutal assault on his wife
some months ago. He was on Saturday
released from Jail.
reception is to bc given by Gov. Fair
banks to the state officers and Legislators
will be well attended and promises to be
very pleasant affair.
The Unitarian church is being painted
outside, Dan Guptil doing the work.
There was considerable competition in
bidding for the job.
The Smith Brothers of the 99-ccnt store
have nee more packed their goods for
shipment, Barton Landing being destined
as their next location.
Have your furnace 1ues cleaned out
before fling up for the fall and winter.
and much trouble and danger resulting
from dust will be avoided.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS The youno
people 5 society of the church of Messiah,
gave very fine rendering of the play
"Stlll Waters Run Deep" in the vestry Of
that church last evening.
The State Spiritualist Association met al
Hyde Park Friday. with q good attend
ance. A good number of prominent
sprtuaIisls were present.
South WooDBURY.-In our notice last
week OF the death Of Joseph w. PIERCE
the ocation of the cancer should have been
on his lip, instead OF on his hip"
The Broadway Theater is to open in
Montpelier on Monday, October 9TH for u
short season and propose to fully sustain
the good opinions, formed at their previous
visits.
The Ladies' Temperance Association
will meet in the parlors of the Trinity
church Thursday afternoon, October Sd, at
, o'clock. A full attendance is requested
as special work is to be done.
One day last week Asa Blanchard of
this village brought home nine gray squir-
rels AS the trophies of his days hunt, but
on Saturday he was beaten by Moses
Mercy who shot eleven gray squirrels.
On Friday morning Lawrence Preston
WAS committed to jail bill having been
found against him for procuring liquor for
one Hulchins of Waterbury. On the fol-
lowing day he was baled in the sum OF
two hundred dollars.
The Central Vermont railroad is expert
mentng with what is known as Anthra-
cite fuel-coal siftings and petroleum
pressed into black bricks. This is the |
kind Of fuel used by the Delaware & Hud
son Canal Co, and is somewhat cheaper
than wood. -s
At the meeting of Company H last night
1t was voted not to parade to-day, but 10
make arrangements for parade in the
course of Il couple of weeks. and to invite
some other companies to join with them;
and also procure The services of ii band for
the occasion.
On Thursday night of last week Geo.
Marcott, of this village, was arrested and
committed to jail, the grand jury having
oand two indictments against him for
creating Il disturbance and attempting
to break up the election in Berlin, on free
mans meeting day.
Two bills having been found against I.
D. Hunt for selling liquor and keeping
with intent TO sell. he vas on Thursday
evening arrested by Sheriff futile and
committed to Jail; and also by the same
olllcer at the same time, Fred and Geo g.
butterfly were lodged in j Ill, bill having
been found against them for furnishing
one Bard liquor. On the following day
inc Butterfly boys were baled for the sum
Oh two huud ed dollars each. and MIR.
nun on Saturday for tho sum of three
hundreI dollars.
WoRCEsTER.-The NJ. +. church in
worcester were glad to meet their old and j
tried pastor, Bro Wells, last Sabbath, and
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