Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-23

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Ooir uS Of W. D. Bronson of Hardwick
oil ST. ' u Jersey calves that admirers of f
the o' ,;n WIN Ind themselves amply paid (
Ok 11 u ''u'e spent in looking over
ASphoid fever is raging in C,I,;s .
ED " "a, not usually known, though mos,
Its Victims recover. "ios'
ire chELsEA.-The hills around ps vo,
of a %"''e WIN snow on the morninu Of n,
, -U'n 'n'sant' being the first snow fan .
Is cbrroh c D'es oil the Congregationslis
'nurch furnished supper at their yost,
on Wednesday evening of Inst waaL A.
1g mission ten cents. "''A' Au
lew days ago Lyman Denison ,x,,
P'o"lng in his field with p,ir IF ha.,a'
Re ~n" iof some reason he I'd occasion to or
G. '.oSe oen'nd one horse, when it ki,Ls
''Ni 'no't violently, and severely ininra,
of n''n' The man that was with hin, nno
r. cured Il carriage, and succeeded in pettin,
"''i 70 MS home. He very narrowly as
capped instant death.
The Congregationalist church w,, o,,
p,'ed on Sabbath October 18Th bv Rev
WI, oSsood Of Tunbridge, by an EXCHANGE
e '''n iseV Mr.. Herrick. By frequent e1.
;, Changes the church is favored win . wan;
|. ETY. of pulpit talent.
+ The drouth is broken At last
copious rain fell on Friday and Fiji
7 h'ght' which raised the streams and FLAT
Tue empty cisterns, much to the eratif..-
lion OF many families,
f lhere is some talk and some hone that
lliere may be branch railroad frem Sop,h
noyaiton to Chelsea. We learn that Soma
wealthy men are getting in earnest abopt i
Mrs. 5. K. Belts has returned and 70
Su"eo her residence in this town again.
The stage on the route to West F,irlao
nas changed hands again. S. R. Morrison
having sold ont TO j. T. Morrison. He re.
turns to his former occupation as n pan,er
of carriages.
The little child of Mr.. Charlie s,a,k
"nich mad surgical operation on the
throat in consequence of getting cboked
"'tn q bean. is said to be doing we'll
though many serious fears were entertain.
eo that the result might prove fatal DR.
D. NJ Goss performed the very delicate
operation. assisted by Drs. Emery and =,
Smith.
SOUTH CABOT About one o'clock Mon.
Jay morning, October 2lst, the buildings I
OF Mrs. Clark were discovered TO he m b
hfe' by the greatest effort nearly all the S
household furniture was saved. toopther 81
WIN the butter in the cellar and nearly all "A
'he sugar In the chamber. The cattle and
norses were got out of the barn, but seven ir
teen hogs were burned, with all the farm o.
ng TOOLS wagons, harnesses, one hundred S
ons OF hay, four hundred bushels of pota. &C
oes. ready for the market, and all the
grain. Loss $4,000; insured for So, 900 :,
The fire is supposed to have originated in H.
he arch where they had been BOILING a.
will the day previous. III
NORTH FERRIsBURGH.-Rl in III
considerable quantities have been gathered M
urlng the past few weeks in this vicinity. an
Apple trees also have been discovered Wv
caring at the same time blossoms, Young 49,
'ltings of fruit and natural fruit. WV
The first snow of the season was seen the
sunday morning and during the day the
'on the hlllsides and mountains. h.,
A very interesting and agreeable sur ye,
Se visit came off at the residence of Il. on
Baldwin, Esq, of Monkton, on the eve like
October II, at the event of the 10th an sea
yersary of his married life. Early in the litt
ening, while Mr.. Baldwin and wife were \
'ay from home ut visit to one of their car
ighbors. did the company of friends, tow
out fifty. come in and take possession of cler
house. nf +
At the M. E. parsonage at this place the o'h'
dies Aid Society held very interesting "ei
citing and socable on Wednesday after scle
IN and EVENING. Oct,her ,6 M lied
mbers were enrolled. M
Ion. N. j. Allen, during last Thursday u ~
hit, was taken very ill. He is now 'io
ter. WIN
Dr. Geo. p. Collins, whose removal to ao.'
rlinpton has heen nravio,,lv ,oo,oJ b. o.
;,.7 ,'' 'on p,''io"siy ho'eu' mas faith
lded, for the present, for the accommo. ii,
ion of his old patrons, to be available -
lis old stand in this village during two '1
$ of each week, namely. Monday and p'''
lrsday. This arrangement will be
tefully improved by many.
he officials of the NJ. L. church at this FA
re decided, at their last meeting, to AT
, each Sabbath a plate collection in the this
to commence October 81, was
The purpose of defraying the Incidental the
enses of the church. here:
n the Sabbath, October 20, was held, "alle
le NJ, E. church. the third ouarterlv payil
tine service. Rev NJ n Mad pend
f., was present and preached IL '0'''
able sermon Eight persons were % "
lied at the altar, fify-three persons esp0c
3 received into full membership in the ''i0 81
ch from their probation, four were "inol
wed nv certificate These serv;oos cult
made great blessing to many hearts, anu
we think our pastor may we'll rejoice so'he
the success of his minstrations among liS'"'
people. n"Ve
Nv goods of all kinds and 4 full supply .., -
c store of NJ. +. Allen "''', -,
.trsrtFtn--Few ara ,or,oi,tod to us to
rate their golden wedding. Deacon oo SUI
IN Fisk and wife celebrated their Tue lo
h anniversary October 18th. A large 'ne Po
pleasant company were present All equity