Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-12-10

Walton's Vermont Register for 1880 is
now out.
When you bury an old animosity never
mind putting up n tombstone.
Another art gallery for tho sale of pic
lures has been opened in Howe's block.
Miss Bridget Cannon, of Waterbury,
slipped and fell last Friday and broke her
leg.
Messrs. Walker & Puf1er, successors to
Stllman Chase, had their opening last
Saturday.
Small children should be very good
now for Santa Claus is said to be watching
all the time.
The Exeter machine company are to put
in steam heating apparatus in the Union
school building.
Rev. N. N. Glazier, formerly Baptist
pastor at Montpelier, is preaching for the
present in Boston.
Look" at the advertisement of the
Imperial Pagoda Tea Company, and gov
ern yourself accordingly.
Frank B Emery left for the west last
week, Nebraska being his destination.
where he expects to locate.
Clark w. Sanders of East Montpelier
cut his foot very badly recently while
chopping and nearly bled TO death.
White celluloid collar and cuffs are
advertised. and pillow shams of the same
material will be the next economy.
The first issue of the Vermont Farmer
appeared last Friday. 1t is q four page
eight column paper and looks well.
Frank Adams was the winner of ladies'
gold watch at a rattle held In Jangraw' s
barber shop on Monday evening.
j. G. Houghton, Jr., is to heat his hou>e
with steam, and the Exeter machine COM
pany are now putting in the heating
apparatus.
If, according to the old saying, the first
DAYS of December indicate the nature of
winter weather to follow, the prospect is
quite favorable for II pleasant season.
r. W. Warren's horse took another run
with the milk cart Tuesday and brought
up in B. F. Merrills yard on Berlin side
The only damage seemed to be the "spilt
milk"
Mr. Drank II. Bascom gave supper at
the American House Thursday evening 10
his Masonic brethren of the Scottish rite
and some others. All present had very
pleasant time.
Elan Provost, whom we mentioned as
going to Massachusetts to reside two weeks
ago, is at his old situation at D. W. bud
ley's livery stable, having changed his
mind about going.
Medad Wright has just had cut at Kim
balls granite works and erected in the
East Calais cemetery TO the memory o.
his parents, fine granite monument IRON
the new Woodbury. quarry.
Jerome J. Pratt, who is travelling with
the Kate Thayer opera troupe. writes
home that they are meeting with grea
success. They are now in Virginia ant
are to make tour through the southern
states.
The Young folks of the Church Of tn,
Messiah open their winters series ofenter
tainments this evening at the vestry o
that church. where they will present th
comic drama, The Factory Girl" Ad
mission, Is cents All are invited to at
tend
The residence of w. A. Leland on tn
Mortified road was entered early on
morning last week while Mr.. Leland wa
at the barn attending TO the chores an
several silver spoons and other article
taken. No clue us to who the sneak THE
was, some thinking it the work of tram
and others thinking differently.
We understand that Prof. Peter Collie
of the Agricultural Department at Wash
ineton will deliver lecture here mex
Tuesday evening" Cane and Sorghum
Sugar Culture This is subject tn
prizes, or has given a great deal OF after
ton and he is positive that it is subje'
of great Importance 10 the farmer.
We heard it stated the other day,
answer to q statement that the business {
MONTPELIER was not what it used to be. ths
one flour and grain store in town hi
donble tho amount of sales there used
he in the famous Langdon business. Br
the methods of transfer and shipment bt
inc different outsiders would suppose tn
not 10 be so.
Remember the military ball Frida
evening at the Pavilion. A number
prominent military men of the regime
have signifed their intention of beir
present. A concert will he given in Il
hall of the hotel by Eastman's orchestr
commencing at o'clock. Tickets
concert, % cents, and can be obtained
lulnheJ'
A number of persons prominent in Il
poultry business have issued a call for
interested in poultry to meet at the Paw
ion hotel next Saturday at 2 P. NJ. to co
suit about the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing
poultry association at this point. All
terested should attend as all requisites
first.class association and exhibition C
be found in this vicinity.
Webster has just opened the bigg'
line of Maiolica ware, cologne sets. vas
china mugs, mustache cups and saucer
motto cups and saucers, plain and dee
rated, dolls of all kinds and sizes, smoki
sets, etc.. tin toys and toys of all kin
and descriptions--in fact. be has 50 mu
that II 10 nf M nae tn try and enJlmers