Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-11
Evening services will be resumed in the
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday

Evening services will be resumed in the
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday.
John B. Witt has sold out his PAINTING
business to Kendall Davis & Son. who
have leased his shop.
Rev. Charles Parkhurst will preach n,
the church in East Montpelier next Sab.
bath afternoon at half-past two o'clock.
The regular republican ticket in Wind
ham county was elected by a good major
ity. The reform movement drew mos,
from the democratic vote.
Lots of new goods at the head of Stat,
street just notwithstanding. hats, caps
trunks, and gents furnishing goods-nev
and nobby styles. Call and see them.
TRINITY CHURcH.-Rev. Charles Park.
hurst will return Thursday evening to lear
the class meeting at the usual hour
Preaching at the church next Sabbath
morning.
Monday morning James p. Burns mad.
his appearance with new outfit in tn,
shape of first class job team and solicit,
part Of the business in his line, which h.
proposes TO merit.
Rev. II. A. Rogers of Newton, Mass
will preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning at 1o30A. M; Sunday school al
IL o'clock, Preaching will hereafter be
at 10 so A NJ, instead of 2.3OpM.
The yellow fever scourge grows more
terrible day by day, the death rate il
Memphis running up to more than a hun
dred day. 1t is the most fearful vista
ton of this disease that has ever bee 4,
known.
RICHMOND MARRET, Sept. 9.-Buttel
sold to day, as follows: Ordinary to fair
s to u cents; good to choice, IA to 1t
cents; fine, II 10 IS cents. Cheese sold
f.rm diaries, 6 IL to cents; factory, t.,
- cents.
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Sept. 10
There was n good attendance, with fai
receipts, and prices same as last week
Butter brought 10 to l6 cents per pound
selections Is to 10 cents per pound; witt
fancy lots at higher price.
The whole republican ticket in thi
county was elected by good maiorities
There was good deal of trouble in elect
ing representatives Marshfield voted 81
times and quit at 125 P. NJ, Wednesday
Mortified stopped at the 4th ballot; Barr,
had II ballots before electing; Berlin s
Warren s; Worcester 8; Plainfeld 5
Waterbury /.
On Saturday night Policeman Demerit,
arrested and lodged in Jail, for drunken
ness, George Emerson of Berlin. u
Monday morning he was brought befor,
Justice Wing, and swore that he ha,
drank only two glasses of lager, and tina
these were taken five hours apart H,
was fined five dollars and costs, and tool
an appeal to the county court.
Some people in Montpelier and vicinil,
have been moved to contribute in aid O
the sufferers from yellow fever. Abou
sixty dollars have been already forwarded
Do not others wish to add to the amount
We suggest that those wishing to give
send their contributions to Rev. j. E
Wright Montpelier, or TO any Of the Mont
pelier banks.-ED.
Last Sunday morning young mar
named John McCalty, aged about 2.
years, living with his father in GAINESVILLE
dropped dead at his home. He was abou
and as we'll as usual that morning. havins
dressed himself for church. His funera
took place at Mortified on Thursday
There were eighty teams in the procession
and at one time a high spirited hors,
among them caused stampede, resultin;
in several collisions, but no serious result.
ensued.
The house of Wilbur Brown, who live
on the Shepherd farm near the Montpelie
Junction, was entered Sunday while tn
family were absent attending camp meet
ing at Mortified, and iewelry and othe
yaluables to the amount of about fiji,
dollars was stolen. We also understan
that the residence of Mr.. G. E. Whitcomb
who lives on Town hill in this town, wa
entered while the family were absent on
day last week and twenty-five dollars il
money stolen.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
nine year old son of Wallace Noyes, Will
playing, accidentally pushed seven yea
old son of Ed. N. Wright off an embank
ment, breaking the Wright boys arm
Upon Mr.. Wright's arrival home his ar
ger arose, and he took horsewhip to tn
Noyes boy, who was at the house with hi
mother The boy in his fright ran to g
away from him, and fell out of doc
striking on Il pile Of stones and cutting hi
feet badly.
We learn that Rev. j. NJ. P. Duglue, 70
several years the parish priest in th
town, but who has for the last year bee
stopping in his native place in France, fc
his health, is now on his way to this cour
Try, his health being much improved; an
that he has been appointed pastor of til
Catholic church at Waterbury, Rev. MI
ia gan of that church having been re
moved to Mortified. We understand thu
much dissatisfaction was shown at Water
bury on Sunday last by the congregation