Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25

iibShO SoiA N''SS
I'D, and daughter of Charles Fullam, fell
md broke one arm last week.
John Rumery recently caught pickerel
in the pond that weighed over three
pounds.
CHELsEA.-Orange county court. Alice
VI. GAYLORD arainSt the town of Brookfield
This was an action to recover dam .Ses
or an injury sustained on the highway in
consequence of defective road. Verdict
for the town.
j. S. Virgins against Orange Dcns-
more. An action to recover the amount
# certain no of $50, signed by o. F.
)ensmore. Verdict for defendant.
State against Stewart H.rvey. The de-
audant was indicted for an assault on
I'm Bailey, sheriff, while in the discharge
| # his Official duties. Harvey WAS found
guilty AMI sentenced to ninety days al
| llrd labor in the state work house at Rut-
land.
The next case was state against A. q.
| McIny re and Willis johnson on an in
Iictment for IN assault upou Frank Carl
ind wife,. Jury disagreed; two stood TO
couittt ii and Ten for conviction.
FIVE divorces were granted. and on
marriage annullel on the ground of lille
g.'i'y.
The grand jury was in session tw
weeks, and acle upon thirty three bill
ind found twenty-five true bills.
r. E. Wnitcomb of Bradford vas tine(
$40 and costs for failing to comply witt
he summons to appear before the gran
Jury.
Indictments were found by the gran
Jury against II. G. Stevens and B. 2. Btl'
win of Bradford for violations of the Iii
uor law. They both plead guilty to te
u ,fences, AMI were each tined 800 an
oIts.
Charles B. Leslie, son of Hon, G.
Leslie of Wells River, was admitted to tt
, or of Otange county court the last tern
Eli Clmp of f ,st Randolph was indct
for violating the prohibitory liquor LAY
Ga being arrlignel before th1 court
plead guilty and WIS fine slO) and cost
Rev. William Davis hts returned fro
his eastern tour, having been absent abo
one year, anil is visiting his friends in tt
place. lie will soon return to his pastors
ei If the Congreg ttionalist church vt Bev'
'u y, Mass.
Oh Mr.. b. L. Hyd', hotel proprietor,
Nc removed from Royalton to his home |
Frilav, and in very feeble state
a. health, it requiring two men to take h
" u" from the carrig into the hotel. lie
,aI been absent about three months for
purp ,se of having II very dangerous
=, gical operation performed upon his he'
!, Mrs. Lucy IIinckley, mothcr'in'aw
" Hon. L G. IIinckley, was very serlou
M injured by a fall recently. She is nine
seven years of age.
"a, The village school, taught by \
%, T' Cobb, will close with Il picnic in the sn
lc\ grove near the falls.
s. EAST ELMoRE.-The descendants
ia Amos Morse will hold picnic at NicI
~" Morses, in North Montpelier, Vt,
'hu Wednesday, June 25th; if the day shC
inn. he pleasant they will adjourn to the g
ted near by.
Ii Morse e. Howard are earring their b
ors' lock bark ut Wolcott. They have
''o' hundred cords to ship.
M S, X. Cameron's horses took ma
win. into their own hands and left their DIR
COS to run about one.half mile, aud brougt
,n, against c. r.. Whites yard fence. o.
them was pretty badly bruised up.
te- Geo. Gray is putting in new 6ume
and fixing up his lumber mill in good run
order.
LIN Geo. Morse and Austin Howard
I h;o purchased 100000 feet of spruce lumt
the Mr.. Boyington, of North Wolcott, v
the they will finish and send to Massachu
81 H.. L;uh -,
will we wouiu say ~ 'no'o nn""y ~ y:
SOP" ors that have neglected it that it is I'll
is a mend your ways.
IN Grass is looking we'll and promi
iok, good hay crop.
Look after yodr potato bugs