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

Sunday we had our first appearance
snow.
The sweet bye and bye I" is now spo
en- of as the - saecharine future.n
The State Pharmaceutical Society bo
ameeting at Hubbard's Hall Yesterday
The Broadway Theater Companv .,
giving the 'ter goers an opportunity
witnessing good plays.
Indications point to an interostir
time at The meeting of the D,irvmer
Association at Milton to-day.
Senator Morrill, will speak this evenin
in Representatives, Hall before tho Va,
mont Dairymen's Association.
The Vermont officers reunion will, ,.,
place on Thursday, October 81, in Renro
sentatives' Hall. Montpelier.
The Butterfly boys have gone ont q
their saloon business. removed and othor
vie disposed of their goods.
Now somebody predicts that we will
have long spell Of Tndian summer after
the leaves are all off the trees.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Band Of Hope. Monday evening. Oct %
at 1850 O'Clock. All are cordially invited
Mr. Salvin R. Clark, former resident
OF this vicinity, died at his residence in St
Adams on Sunday of paralysis, aged 67
years.
Always put your postage stamp on the
right hand upper corner of your letter. IF
put elsewhere it makes extra work for tho
post office clerks.
Medad Wright & Son are erectinc
lulding in the rear of French's new br;cL
book On Main street for storehouse for
Putnam & Marvin.
An address will be given before the
Board of Agriculture, in the Hall of the
House of Representatives Thursday even
ing October 24th, by the secretary of the
AASHi W. CCcly.
Geo. NJ. Scribner evidently intends that
none of the bloated aristocracy shall
Guido him, and has blossomed out with a
dog cart of the most approved pattern;
bit where is your tandem, Gcorgep
a petition is being signed for communal
ton OF the death sentence of Asa Maroon
Tor Tie murder of r Streeter of Barre. on
the ground that the evidence was mainly
clreumstantial, and that if Magoon killed {
Streeter at all, it was when he was drunk c
We understand that Messrs. E. S. Gun.
nlson and A. c. Dewey have leased the
70 ms in French's block, at the head of
State street. lately occupied by T. j. Hunt,
and are relitting up the same for first class i
ca ing rooms. Ut
The annual meeting of tie Vermont +,
Bible society was held in Montpelier, the ,c
10Th. The report Of the treasurer showed q,
IN Increase of contributions over last year r
81 Sill. A sermon was preached by Rev th
D. u johnson of Rutland, from Psalms ~
1917.
Tn Friday evening the people of Barre
VII be treated to dramatic entertain. co
I'At by the club composed of the young Gu
'ope of the Church of Messiah of this
'ce' They will present the play, "Still be-
aters Run Deep" and should have full sci
use.
On Saturday last, AS Hiram S. Smith on
rs assisting in unloading monument in up'
zen Mount Cemetery. a block of granite /
pped from plank and struck him on pri
knee, givingehim bad injury. He is R
W unable to get about the house excep, of
III the aid of crutches. niv
The state medical society closed highly wv
'cesstu meeting at Montpelier, Oct. 10Th ,o;
e following named were elected officers
the ensuing year: President G. B. his
Hard, M. d., St. Johnsbury; vice presi
1t' l.. M. Bingham. NJ. D. Burlington; A
rotary, S. S. Clark, M. d. St. Adams Lad
asurer Sumner Putnam, NJ. D., Mont NEE
Ter. moo
no Vermont colonization society had niel
If foIty-nlnth annual meeting at Mont Ii
LEI Thursday night, Rev. j. B. Pinney. nigf
sIdent of Liberia college in western oel'
lea and but just returned from there, d
" the orator. Only two of the orie- Bur
elShty-nine founders of the society are deci
'wn to be living. Daniel Baldwin OF date
ntpelier and Gen. james Wilson. at hi
lthin few days three new monu. rh,
lis have been placed in Green Mount r.,t
etery-one to the memory of the late ~,
!. W. Caldwell, of Ryegate granite.
the works of Messrs. Kimball G. Car p','N'
and u family monument, by Chas E a s,.
croft, of Barre granite from II. B. .
$ works, also Scotch granite from .a
OK to the memory of A. L. Carlton.
%nu 'hus'c'' entertainment at tn
n by Mrs j. Smead Purple of Chica. m.et
nj Miss Anna j. Chaplin, late of Bos- p
on Monday evening, at Vestry Hall, verv
~ I''''C"' was more larsely attend bapti
I'm anything Of the kind for some ware
; ana was greatly appreciated by all chprc
'H' Mrs Purple is a magnetic read recei,
'P' Hel hearers alternating were
tears and laughter. Miss Chaplin is And
ey young blind lady, and is singer over t
olaI kable sweetness and skill, and in this y
most difficult of operate music shows w..
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Probate Court.