Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-06-05

Vcnnor gives rs his impression III"
June will be very hot without much rain.
t The Paris people held commemorative
; services of Voltaire and Joan eff Arc las
= Friday.
Rutland county republicans hold theil
convention June 18th. Addison anC
Chiltendeu countiesthe goth.
The Free Press favorably mentions
Henry Ballard of Burlington as IA candi'
date for Mr.. Hendee's seat in congress.
The General Convention of Congrega.
tional ministers and churches of Vermont
will he held in Rutland, June 18th, 18th,
and 18th.
r. NJ Gould, ESD, a deputy sheriff at
Worcester, Mass, was killed last Satur-
day in runaway accident. He was ma
tive of Vermont.
The Addison county republican conven-
ton is called for June Goth. There are
about fourteen candidates for senators, of
which the county has two to dispose of.
A Stowe correspondent says the many
traces of deer on the mountains about that
place indicates that they are fast increas-
ing and will ina few years be quite plenty.
Mrs. A. Bigelow. of Barre, has Just
broken chimney which she has used
Tor sixteen years and half
Lewis Talcott of Williston has n dairy
OF two hundred cows, from which he at
present makes twenty eight cheeses day,
ut an average of fifty pounds each.- 81.
At6dnS Messenger.
The June term of the Caledonia county
court began to-day. The list of criminal
cases for the grand jury is considerably
larger than usual, among the most impor-
tant being that of r. f. Peabody, arrested
IN Boston in November for forgery, and
who has been in jill since then.
The North church building committee of
St Johnsbury closed II contract on Satur-
lay with L. & T. Fairbanks e. Co., to
build, and, in all respects. complete the |
new chnrch edllice. 1t is to be of stone, |
Of beautiful design. It's estimated cost is
$40, 900, and the work begins at once.
The st. Johnabury Culedonian says:-
We have never seen the birds so plenty,
II heard them as musical, as the present
eason. The Baltimore oriule. the cat bird.
II American hooking bird, and the wood
shall II few years ago quite rare,
re now plenty; and together with the
ommon birds of this latitude, make the
fragrant with song
Dr.. Emma II. Calender of Middlebury,
t., died on Friday. She graduated from
he New England Female Medical College
n 1869, and for three years was resident
MUSICIAN at the South Hadley Mass Fe
1ale Seminary. Soon after she located at
liddlrbury. She was member of the
tate Medical Society, and highly esteem
d for her professional attainmenls. II
PRESENTATION TO Mrs. MoLLoY A ,
ocepion was given Mrs. Emma Mallov
esterday afternoon by her friends, repre- +
1nting dlfernt State organic ttions. A
neatly framed and signed bv ,
Vendall Phillips, the Hon. H. Ii. Faxon,
II. Albert Day, Mr.. Chas. A. Hovey. Sec
'tary State Alliance and others was pre-
nled her. Speeches were made by Mrs :. :.
-olloy, Mr.. Day. Mr. Hovey and Mr..
aXon.-BoSton Daily Globe, Mug 30.
UNHEALTHY DIET.-The post mortem d
of r. NJ. lIaines of ALBANY.
t.. last week. discovered II strange con cl
ton of the stomach. Mr.. IIanps had CO
zen great sufferer from dyspepsia for d
'eniy years, and had taken II great deal
soda for relief in his distress; in fact II
bad taken it so long that some of his W
ends believed that it was the soda that p
He'd him. 1t was more to ascertain the
action of this article upon his system q,
an Tor any other reason, that a post su
ortem was held. This examination dis II
vered in the lower end of the stomach.
ar the outlet into the intestnes. thirteen or
III preserved black cherry stones so EN- n,
dded In the lining of the stomach us not W,
be discoverable to the eve, and causing
of the stomach case some II.
'ee-fourths Of an inch. These stones dr.
d worn hole either by liberation or lief
lerwise-throngh the stomach so that IN,
contents leaked through, and death ,
IS caused by dropsy or drowning. 1t Inv
IS the opinion of those who made the nio
animation that these stones had been tn
ire for many years-perhaps as long or Oh
lger than the patient had suffered from for
50 called dyspepsia. -Culed0nian. ma
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