Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-16

r5o 3,vs have gained twenty minutes in
length o,,.,.., wo.. nm
the IS, 10, 90
-" .o County Court closed the business
If the winter term last week.
r, season of Lent the present year
extends from March to April ~
p,r George S. Guernsey will preach in
,, N., next Saturday, Jan. goth.
There are four applications from Yer
want for space at the Paris Exposition
". Samuel Wells is dangerously sick
,.hs condition for the last day or two
Wv ,;rs. more hope of his recovery.
q Churchill, we'll known here as a
.., -, photographer and good citizen
Ia. removed to Lowell Mass
y Flrwell is closing out his stock OF
and beavey coats at very low prices.
yanr Is the time to procure bargains.
r,oro are those who still believe that too
,r,b boarding is the cause of hard times,
y. al any rate, makes the times harder.
Charles Reagan was again lodged in Jail
,,,t saturday for not coming to to time in
mvins fees imposed on him some time
ago,
II tho notices of deaths will be found
,,.t Of A. j. Braley, well known in this
rin,ge, where he has been engaged in
trade some five years
Mrs John Finn would return her thanks
lathe many kind neighbors and friends
nbo through her husbands late illness
ware always so ready with a helping hand
Meetings of the state board of agricul'
,,r. will be held at Albany Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 22d and 23d, and al
Vast Concord Thursday and Friday, Jan
uqry oath and 18th.
Sir ALBANs BUTLER MARKET, Jan. Is.
Market quiet, receipts light-hardll
enough 10 make quotations. Winter buttel
rso % cents per pound. Fall selections
3lcents per pound.
Mr. A. W. Farnham late of Williams
town has leased the store in Camps blocl
an the corner of Elm and Court streets
and filled it with stock of West Indi'
Goods and provisions.
Policeman Wood arrested Richart
BI,ckball on Saturday evening for striking
William Day and lodged him in Jail. Or
Monday morning he was liberated or
promise Of good behavior.
The will of Mr.. John Gray which wa
probated Yesterday was made in 1860. MI
GRAY made special requests of a few hur
drel dollars, and made j. A. Wing, Esq
tAc re.iduary legatee of his considerabl
estate.
Last Thursday as Inland Alexande
was tpkng care of q horse, in backing
caught his hand between the side of tn
stall and one of the names taking one
the iagers of his right hand completed
of and badly MASKING another.
There will be an oyster supper an
socMbo at Chapel Hall, Berlin Corne
Vt, Thursday evening, Jan, oath. 1877
a.7oclock, P, NJ. for the benefit of tt
First Congregationalist Society. Readin
by Mrs Purple The public are cordial
invited; general good time anticipates
Writs amounting to some $4,000 we
served against A. c, Dewey & Co. of tt
village Monday morning. The princip
creditors are the Montpelier Nation
Bank and +, 2. Jewett to whom abo
half the sum named is due. The mel
bers Of the firm are Mr. Albert G. Dew
and Mr. John P. Dewey.
At the semi-annual meeting of the X
form Club held ut their rooms on t
evening Of Jan, 9th, the following office
were elected for the six months ensuin
President, Charles II. Heath; Vice Pre-
DENTS Thomas Kegan, William Edwa
Hubbard, Joseph Slattery; Secretary. 10
?. Eddy; Treasurer, Alfred Clark; ia
tor, John OueIete.
The spsitlalists of Vermont will holt
mrs state convention u. Waterbury,
FrIlay, Saturday and Sunday, Jan. Is
lJihanl och Fare one way over ia
roads and stage lines. Hotel charges to
moderate r. B. Taylor, author of "C
Theology Turned Upside Down form
fof Montpelier, is to be one of the pre-
ioea. speakers ut the convention.
MONTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RA
R3AD.-At the recent annual meeting
this corporation, the following direct
We're chosen: b. r., Sogtwell, Boston
$ Thompson, Lyndonville; w II.
Bingham, Stowe; f. c. Sherman, Bost
and |. P. Redlield, Montpelier. At
'eqlcnt meeting of the directors, ID.
S9Hwell was chosen president, Joel
lei, Dr., clerk and treasurer, and W,
hn
last year We're S27 900, sum sutliclen
pay three per cent on the bonded det
SN0o0D, and leave II surplus of So
l0e road has been remarkably free Fl
accidents there not having been one
le rst Il months
NEW IuING.-Dr Gestrin's Lee
"n.sh, strikes us AS something decid
new and original. We cannot remen
ever having seen the subject of his lee
treated IN words or newspapers, an
certainly has not been treated by any
~t~ before him, He has brought a
"teie in the market. This is the
Time The Immigrant appears OIL
american stago-afler so many milIio
Immigrants have landed on our shores
n0ed apthe prairies and woodlands o
Great West
We do not expect DIR, Gestrin En-
10 be fulcss. Whatever may be
scholarly abilities-and we underl
they ara nf N, oo,,,,,,,,, cart tho En-