Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-05

three painters, III. Tabor, VIM. III. Dog
and - Wilson; one portrait painter
N. Tabor; one hair manufacturer an'
dealer, Mrs. II. q. Day; one milliner
Mrs. NJ. f. Allen; four dress makers
Alma Webb. Mrs. A. z. Newell, Mrs. A
IL. Davis and Mrs. .. l.. May; three m"r
chants, NJ. +. Allen, j. l. St. Peters an
c. II. Mallory onP de ller in grain. ID
and feed, Allen & Percival; one fruit nur
sery, l.. NJ. Mtcomber; three elerg1men
j. w. Bennett. Seneca Hazard and Wm
L. Dean; one express agent, VIM II
Fonda; one physician. Geor. G P. Collins
two insurance agents. II. G. Day AMI c.
w. Wicker; one dealer in newspapers
magazines, etc., IL. G. Day.
The attendance ut the NJ. +. Sandy
school last Sabbath was one hundred and
lilty-eight, and the penny collection at the
same one dollar and twenty-three cents.
WEST RANDoLpII'-rhe village school
closed last week Friday, February 2Sth,
and gave public exhibition in the evening
in Dubois e Gays hall This was a
grand success, and showed what the peo-
pie in this village can do every time, if
they try. Nearly six hundred persons
were in attendance, nearly one hundred OF
whom called in vain for seats; but the
entertainment being so interesting, they
stood it tip-top, The exercises commenced
at o'clock. Space not allowing us to
to give the full programme, we will only
say the pieces were al well learned and
rendered perfectly. Among the hes, were
the orations by Flint and Bruce. The
hooking bird song, by five girls and boys
with the whistling chorus by L. Blanch-
ard, was just right. The exercises, Roll
your hands and fold your arms" by about
seventy school children, and the two rival
speakers, were very fine. We were glad
to see so large u number of our citizens
attend the entertainment given by their
own children and scholars.
There is to be Il lecture in the Christian
church vestry next Tuesday evening,
March 18th, by George A. Brown of IIar-
ward College. The subject is Pluck, "
and the admission twenty-five cents. If
any one has any trouble with their liver.
our advice is, attend this lecture and get
cured for only twenty-five cents.
SOUTH WoODDURY.-Tt is with pain
that we record the death, by consumption,
of Edwin Fair of Woodbury., which sad
event took place last Friday evening, at
his father s-John Fairs. Edwin was
about twcnty-three years of age, and was,
we think, the oldest of largo family of
children. He was possessed of genial
disposition, which cndeared him to those
with whom he became acquainted. He
was known but TO be respected. His
funeral was largely attended by our towns
people. The sermon was by Rev. II. Her.
rick, from Pisa. 1903; Is, 16.
Considerable sickness continues in this
vicinity, pneumonia, diphtheria and peu-
risy being leading points in most cases.
As March meeting approaches itappears
that the anxiety Of those who are DESTROYS
of being honored with some office in
town is manifest in certain cases.
We learn that there have been three pc
titions to the county court for courts
committee to lay out roads in town that
the selectmen think ought not to be DONE
BY the request of Rev. II. IIerrick, Rev
E. N. Morse preached at Woodbury. Cen
ter last Sabbath afternoon; subicct-Re-
pentance. 1t was a very good sermon.
WoRCESTER.-The roads in the north
part of Worcester are very bad, being full
of cradle. holes, and quite II number of
horses have been famed in consequence.
Any one that has saw belonging to NJ.
?. Kent, for cutting out circles and crooks,
will confer favor by returning it.