Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-04-03


Company celebrated the fftieth anniver-
.a-r its organization last Monday.
ATTENTION. G. A. R.-Remember the
-ar1lar meeting Friday. fast day, at :: 80
m. Important business TO be transacted.
An Did weather proverb says that " if it
numbers IN All Fools day, it brings good
erors Of corn and hay" It didn't thun-
Ter
There seems to be u prevailing opinion
!roand that the owners of dogs who have
,grected TO yet them licensed will meet
viii trouble.
For several weeks past, one thousand
freight cars have passed, each way, over
Tie central division of the Central YER
mont. each week
Roberts Digest OF Vermont Reports is
At ..t published and from what little we
8are seen Of it we Judge it to be very
.-eii.ahe WORK.
Tie police say they were at home and
gDed. where all honest people should have
been. when hose signs had new deal a
.sw nights 40.
The .eIar # six hours to the night ex-
press from he south this morning was &C.
easionel by the ierallment of freight
rain IN one 5f he over roads.
Mr. Lansing Mills, superintendent of
through traffic over The Vermont Central
line If roads. IS about to remove bis head-
quarters from St. Adams to Boston.
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
commenced against The St. Adams Foun-
IL Company. Nothing definite as regards
he'll Liabilities Or assets IS yet known.
! pocket book containing some sixteen
dollars was lost in this village Or on Berlin
side .AsJ sunday. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving it At this office.
Daniel Dorchester, Jr., who has sup
Piled ,Ae pulpit of the Springfield Metho-
list church for the last two years, preached
lis areweu sermon to crowded house
On sunday.
", Albert 4. Green of Wright's Mills,
lav,n. Completed his new blacksmith
shop. 8 soon to commence the erection of
ive.Iing house on the site of his old one
ur1ed asst January.
Michael Donahue of this town has pur-
chased the Sanders farm of James VI.
Ward in Middlesex paying $3.50. Mr..
WIri has leased the Holt place in this
own up the Branch"
Minor Allen was badly hurt last
week While riding down The Barnard
iarlor hill, he fell from the cart axle. his
loot caught in \ chain. and the team ran
jragg,ng lim several rods.
John Cooley, aged thirty, shot himself
through he heart Sunday at the residence
Of lis .aler-in-law, Ira Dayton, in West
Addison. IN account of jealousy. He
-eares young wife and son.
IN Monday Of This week Mr.. A. E. Bull
ard, and MS brother-in -law, Roswell T
Keith. remOved to Elmore on to some land
owned by the late Judge Keith. They in
end lear up farm on it. Success TO
ne 7oung men.
Ms Mary A. Livermore will lecture in
Village Hall next Saturday evening, April
18th. Subject, q" The Coming Man This
.ce,are. treating Of the future Of the race,
S pronounced by those who have heard it.
rs .ndescribabiy fine.
Mr.. J. Hunt of this place has leased the
hotel IN Jonesville, in company with his
son. Frank P. Hunt Of Brandon, who will
De ne manager Mr.. Hunts family will
roslde there while he will in business in
Montpelier rs heretofore.
Dir. J B. Woodward has rooms at the
American House, having made an ex-
elange with Mr.. Henry E. Fiield the first
NJ the month, Mr. Fiield and wife taking
the iuctor's rooms ut Mr. Morse's and DR..
Woodward and family going to the Amer
lean
Ell Cote last week removed to his farm
N East Montpelier. known Us the Holmes
place, which he recently purchased Mr.
Cotie has been for many years resident
VI our village, and being IN excellent citi-
zen. we are sorry to lose him. but are clad
that he has removed no farther off
Michael Sattery of Middlesex who
formally kept the saloon under the 4rg,s
office in this town WIS on Thursday last
committed to jail, rs he failed to procure
bonds men for appearance At county court
on charge of liquor selling while residing
here, of which offence he was found puil-
~ and lined at justice trial from which
he took IN appeal.
Gen. James 5. Peck. of Montpelier. hns
returned from his trip to Washington.
Richmond and Petersburg. The general
visited the Old federal line before Peters,
burg, and found all the elaborate fortifica-
ions of 1865 practically obliterated. except
-ae large fort on the right. held in April.
800, by three regiments of the ninth
corps, which IS in 4 good state of preser
rtIon.
Manager Bently of the Central Vermont
has appointed Col. E.A. Chiuenden Super
neudent of local traffic. Mr.. Chttenden
has been for several years lost freight and
car agent, and his promotion argues well
for he interests of the freight business.
Ar. ). W. Cummings is to be retained as
general passenger agent, rs all who have
had business with him in the past will he
pleased to learn.
We regret to learn that Mr. Fred
'cnadee. the ornamental painter of the
Montpelier Manufacturing Company is
ABOUT to sever his connection with these
works and return to his former home.
orence' Mass, the five years. residence
Oh Mr. Schadee in our village, has made
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