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

~ A very thrifty grape vine be,opoi0o
- ~ WIDOW Isaac Prescott, was robbed
IT'S irult by some villain recently
as nj; nASf ELaoRE.-A temperance meetit
u oo..p 20 nela here next Saturday evenin
- ''S 'iLLE.-Several carloads of a,
- ~; ~ nave been sold here the past week
of barrel. u ~-Vo p
or Earle returned last week lookin
o 0"nat improved in health.
g Ana now Will Ober reioIces IN ,ho.,,
f my TO himself wife"
Two of the students of ,bo oo,,o,,,
{ "o'o recently securely locked into ,bia
= tha; " some other boys and only mad
'',[ exit through a second story window
iiehdee's new Office is finished and
''se'her with his house erected a., voa,
AZ makes a fine set of buildings.
Ne'' L. IL. Store of Castleton, VT. lee.
c ''ou On temperance, to crowded houss
sunday aud Monday EVENINGS
n Guy Family show at Town Hall ,his
Tuesday evening. WIS
hev. MIR. Swinnerton occunied tho
methodist pulpit last Sabbath R.v NJ.
Hale being unable TO attend to HE d,,;a,
=, p'S'or, Mrs. Hale has been quite sick
Ill ner fathers in Randolph.
=, s - old lady by the name
Vi spencer attempted to commit sp,,iIo
ny hanging Monday night, but WAS dis
covered and cut down before it w,s too
late to save her life. ' wv
a. .uNbhlpGE'-Mrs. Lucy Emery died
ootooer 10Th at the residence of her SON
~ Emery at the age of eighty-ons She
n'd lived IN the town sixty-four Years.
WEST RANDoLpH.-Mr. S. r. WRIGHT
VINO accidentally shot himself while ont
hunting on the 18th instant had his leo
but died on Thursday, the I7tb
instant. WIZ ! ''n
Miss Alice NJ. Guernsey, teacher in the
Normal school at the Center and l,te,,.
assisting Mr.. Conant in conducting teach.
'rS institutes, read very able and inter-
'stins essay before the pupils of the HIGH
'chool department in our Graded school
last Monday afternoon. MANY of the mar.
'nts and friends of the school were nres-
'nt' and al! seemed to enjoy and appre-
late Miss Guernsey's effort.
The musical convention of last weok
vas success. The concert given Friday !
venlng was the finest of anything of the )
'na In the village for long time. Owing t
, the rain the attendance was small. h
WoRcEsrER.-Last Saturday evening h
ost Hall had camp fire in honor of the o
attic of Cedar Creek. The exercises con- It
sted of telling stories and giving repre-. i,
of army life. There was GOOD 0
tendance and pleasant time. p
Rev. j. M. Rich gave an interesting and
lecture on the "wine texts ~ p,
the Bible, at the Reform Club meetino mt
lnday evening, in the church at the g,
'rner. ~
MI Andrews, whose death will be found
another place, was one of the early set. n,
'rs OF Worcester, having lived here about
ty-three years. Mr., Andrews and his
le' Jane (BlancharD Andrews. came sis
M New Boston, N. H., where they were mt
'rrled in 1878, and together encountered o'
d endured all the hardships and priva. va
ms incident to the making home in the es
'ly settlement of Vermont; aud together ii9
y nave tolIed on during the sixtv ve,rs at"
their married fe-trusting in Christ rs din
II nope and Redeemer-and securinc bee
confidence and esteem of their peiob. yea
5 ana townsmen. Surviving for many owe
us thelf three children, they have lived de4
until now "he has come in a full ,ro Al
as shock of corn cometh in bis yea
SON. to his grave; while she fingers n b
Ii. Andrews has borne his share in tho :, ~
and burden of public affairs of the hors
n wing been postmaster and town tola
k some eight years, and was a Justice mo, mot
H., " J"'''oe to bt
he peace many years, also holdipo hers
n Offices of trust. His public trusts
always exercised with the same con.
ntious fidelity which ever character. NO
all his dealings with his fellowmen. . se OF"
r. Andrews aud wife united with the with
5regational church January s, 1882. shon
WAS chosen deacon in April. 1871. :, II 'n
III office he held at the time of his col,
h. In his death the town has lost a
citizen, the church a consistent and .o III
ful member. Who shall make good and.
,lace? fifty
and New lamps hire pa. did n
are requested to notice his death. thous
about