Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

sons IN Vermont died at yergennes, sunday aged
..
euiioul story comes from Cornwall to the ci-
ect that a family there, hearing that their neigh
JoPs children ha the measles, s,n5 their own
Juveniles thither for the purpose of catching the
disease. The drst visit proving Intellectual, the
children were sent the second time, with iastEue-
lOus to take the sick ones breath and use every
sGjrt to catch the disease. But aiter their relun
heir parents learned, t. their horror, that the
neighbours childlen we're afflicted not with tue
measles but the smallpox. At last accounts, how
ever, the children Of these ntei gent people were
still well and it Is quite possible that they may es-
cape the consequences of their parents folly.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Rutland Herald announces the death OF
Hon. Harmon Garfield of Arlington. The deceased
has been in broken health for some two years He
was for many years. lawyer aul politician oil
prominence 10 Bennington county, which he at one
time represented in the State senate and IN the
House, and we believe was also a member OF the
Constitutional Convention.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Marctllus Fenuo OF st. Johnsbury was atlacAed
with hiccoughs recently, and the doctor could not
stop them for two days.
Mrs Foster Palmer, of UIuville. has daughter
aged nine wears aud eight months, who weighs one
hundred and thirty pounds and is still on the gain
4 small child Of Horace Eastman, Of Groton g,
was accidentally scalde1 by falling into pan OF
hofling water which rs mother had Lett on the
foor 1t is feared that the child cannot live
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,r,atsr in tho ga. house 81. Jobusburv, satulday
afternoon rome broke. allowing the instant es.
cane of some 600 cubi, feet of gas and surocating
Chester Felch. lie was dragged out of the bull'l-
ing, but 1t was several houls before be reganed
consciousness, and then some in licauons were
rather alarming. People went without gas over The
sabbath
CHlFfENDEN COuNIl'
Two deaths from diphlnerla Ia ba''us'0n i'-
week
Frank Converse, OF Gurhastol' has J'St o0lt
a2,2J0 ton Icc-house.
suow-drit1 is reported near >heIuufn mile
long and i've feet h'gh'
Among the changes in business firms IN Gurling-
ton Is the firm OF Pope Berry 4 Hall, successors OF
the firm of Miner. Pope 4 Co.
I ueat. state .,,,ertntsn,lent Of agriculture.
Withhold an agricultural meeting 1T the town hall
Wtui,ton. on Wednesday January 18th Prot
Crcssey and Prof Atwater are expected to he pres
eut with the superinten ent.
,-,. ,.,n, o., ;,r, fir, .i,oa in fir
p,1rln,rt,, fTity rort in 1.-s AGAINST II in ISL
Fra i.,,s ,r,o,,o,e, f., sIe5anG costs s5a-.G5 o.
the respondents, 81 were arragued for breach o
the peace anu . Tor peut larceny
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mau III that Piace "uo "''e' "N'n'As N'' l"Oo al
hands at a hotel in a ncghborlng ttowu hesitate
before wiping on a very nasty towel, and remarke
TO the landlord 'na' II "9ui' oe ou' u P'"e' ~
MIN 10 nhu '1ol' "oou' s"0u 'o"s 9'e'ns '"'. II
..,'' ,o ly,' was (orthcominr
a 0'e'ii -
Rutland had no sleisnIns un"l tue ID
George y, Eayres, Of Rutland, succeeds l. y
Tnpp as superintendent oil the hou7e ol colIe''i'
The Century CluD' a dfamatic' hu9l'a' anu '''G
AIRY cluo' mas peeh oFsah'@eu 1T ''u''"''' W." :
} W. Remington as president
, Castleton's first contribution for the new nous
of correction at Rutland, was Thomas henheu.
: who went up for s. days for abusing his iami'.
consisting Off wife and seven children
Mr,H. c. Copeland, cashier of the First Nation
bank in Brandon, was swlndIeu OUT Oh sH'o recent
by sharper who wanted Sloo Oll lor SloJ
: small money The Sharper LOOK TWO nj" o'As'
, The Rutland AMI Whitehall railroad compan
haze elected w. W. Cook, |. V. Baker, Ira C Allie
Goo r. Cramer and Norman Peck, directors, au
l Mr. Cook was made president, with Ira C. ALE
as treasurer.