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

NOiSiJ ouiutu IcCoutiy py hCi SiOthcs
taking fire while she was making soap.
CoRINTH.-Walter Thompson, boy {
but thirteen years old. drives a four horse
ore team from the Goddard mines TO Ely.
DANvILLE.-The funeral of Rev. Lewis
Hill was attended at Danvlllo, Sabbath, at
3 o'clock P. NJ. Rev. II. T. Jones preached
the funeral sermon. Bros. Dickinson,
Locke, Boswell and Udall were present,
and Plof. Knox. his sou-in.l law. Other
brethren would have been present, had
they received timely warning, and had it
not been necessary to bury on the Sabbath.
ELY.-One hundred and sixty horses
and fifty oxen are employed in hauling
ore from the Goddard mine in Corinth to
Ely, Il distance of about twelve miles.
WEST FAIRLEE.-W. Whitney lost
horse recently that he had owned for
twenty five years.
NORTH FERRsBURGH.-Farm in this
vicinity have nearly completed their first
time hocing.
Picnic and fishing parties have begun
quite an extensive patronage of the CON-
Portable and convenient arrangement pro-
vided at Thompson's Point.
On Friday, June goth, Long Point was
t the scene of very interesting and much
/ enjoyed birthday festival, provided for a
few select guests by c. E. Webb, a young
man of this place.
| Our strawberry men have already be-
gun to harv st their crop, and are making
f d ,ily consignments of the same TO the
t markets.
s A son of Y. Sears came near serious
accident on Tuesday, the 18th, as he fell
c from moving truck wagon, in front Of
1t the hind wheel, stopping all revolutions oil
1t the same upon its axle, and was dragged
t. in front of it nearly three rods, bearing
l. the entire strain of the movement during
the time upon his back, his face upon the
IS ground.
Several of our people expect to attend
h the commencement exercises at Burling
ot ton on Wednesday of this week.
: The highways in this vicinity have beer
n considerably improved during u few weeks
r past.
tn M. +. Aliens butter market has beer
10 and is now extensively patronized by the
% farmers in all this vicinity.
" Attendance at NJ. Z. Sunday school o.
m last Sabbath was one hundred and nine
lie teen; penny collection at the same, ninety
~ eight cents.
IN NEwBURY.-Mr. II. II. White. formerl
er of this town, has charge of the sigma
III service bureau at Lynchburg, Va.
=. Freddie Garland, eight years old, brok
k. an arm last Friday.
I'D ORANGE.-E C. Camp lost 4 valuabl
m COW recently by a tree falling ON TO he
F nr and crushing her to death.
WAITsTIELD.-Crops are looking we
with the exception, perhaps, OF potato'
ars that were early planted and were ipjnrt
Tell by the frosts of the 9Th. The hay Gro
with the present outlook. will be conslde
rel ably more than an average.
zee We have been having considerah
rainy weather which has delayed Il
lice farmers in their hoeing.
va Parker Cady, Il son of II. B, Cady,
yes siding in the village, was arrested t
IN other day charged with immoral and inc
ilcl cent languages and practices with t'
girls aged nine and eleven years. Aftc1
MS hearing before Justice E. o. Jo>lin he W
unit ,,,ood rnder two hundred dollar hon,
+. There is considerable excitement abe
the affair and public feeling is stro
de- against young Cady who is nineteen yc;
on old and appears to be quite indiffer
lrSe about the m Utter.
ind Timothy Reed of Mortified is build
at II new house on the Patrick Nancy fal
tut- in place of one destroyed by fire
winter.
. q. Geo. w. O'mstead, L, X. Hooker a
in Wait Farr ARE all building new bal
Carr Those of Hooper and Farr are 10 repl
| for harms burned during the past two years
Chas. Jones is making extensive reps
one upon his barns, including new and &C
lille. modious stable with basement, etc.
The selec.men have enlarged the ce
two tpry on the common, taking in the
bills meeting house site, enclosing the wi
with new and substantial fence, ad,
ined much by way of improvement and conN
with fence to the public.
rand A new store was opened in town rec
ly by parties with an assortment of b
,rand rupt goods from Burlington, we believ
Bald w. G. McAllister is making u XII
'-iiq brick of about sixty thousand.
Ten WELLS RIvER,-Mr. w. Durant, !
anu keeper, had Il shock last Thursday
entirely paralyzed his right side, "
j. d. going up flight of stairs, and was un
Tue scious for some time. :.
-. WEST RANDoLPH.-Mr Ketchum
'.0''' moved from his late residence on Rail
'''"' street to the house recently vacated /
u ho fl. Goodrich on South Pleasant street.
'0'''' Seventeen persons were baptized
IRON Rev. C. p. Smith, on Sunday last, in
aoouV canal near Geo Prince tub factory.
In'S A new building 20x48 is being bull
Vora'e Geo. Prince near his tub factory for
sever storing of his lumber. The bushes
this establishment is very thrivin
; was present. Lust week one thousand
g last r,ndro1 and 10, tubs were made.
ICe o' load will soon be sent to Chicago.
h'h. DR.. A. C. Barley is building him Il
e h.'' near his residence on Pleasant street
vi 'he DIR. G. l.. Stewart has fitted up his
3 sur in his new building on Main street.
i'''' A very enjoyable entertainment
Ia" 70 held at Good Templars' hall on /
riously awa.;n, ,.st Rav T. 8 Coodell
''n0'y- for about one hour on the tempe
-, question and there was some very
MISE singing. Chas. Bruce had an able