Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-09

ing Monday evening" April ltln' !"
clock.
New sugar, etc. at Trinity vestry this
"wednesday evening. Fifteen cents will
ply for sugar and extras.
Eta, a two and one-half gear old daugh-
ter of o. e. Miles of this village. fell
from lounge the other day and broke her
arm.
The wind on Mt. Washington, on Mon
day of last week, blew 1874 miles an hour.
This was the highest wind ever registered
there with one exception, when it blow
four miles more an hour.
Mr.. Edwin c. Bailey is about to retire
from journalism and devote his attention
to his large property at Stowe. lie will
assume the control Of the Mount Mansfield
House, which he owns.
The snow storm of last week buried the
Portland anil Ogdensburgh road under
drifts ten feet deep in the White Mountain
Notch, and no train got through for over
twenly.four hours between Monday and
Wednesday.
Colonel Joyce. with his wife and young
son and General w. w. Henry, narrowly
escaped serious accident while riding in
Washington recently. The pole of the
carriage broke and the horse ran. In
endeavoring 10 save themselves the colonel
and Mrs. Joyce were thrown to the
ground and severely bruised. Fortunately
no bones were broken. The general and
Charlie Joyce escaped without injury.
RICHMOND MARKET. April THE
market was quite active, with prices about
the same rs last week. Butter sold at ~
to II cents for fair, 10 to 16 for choice,
and 4 few choice tubs at 10 cents. Cheese
sold at from 10 cents, eggs - 1-2
potatoes 30 to 20, maple sugar 10 to ~
and syrup from 10 cents to dollar a
gallon.
William Batchelder, Esq, of Windsor,
of the former firm of Edminster &
Batchclder, sends us two and a half col
umns of that portion of his personal his
tory that is connected with the Gravelir
case; and requests US 10 publish il, saying
he thinks he has right to expect this
from US after what has been published by
us about the case. If we have ever sait
anything that wasn't true or that was true
about William Batchelder, Esq, we dom
remember what it was and will take it al
back, whether we said it or not, rather
than to publish the mass of stuff sent t
lis. 1t seems to be rather late in the sea
son for severe spell of regular winter
weather.
SELFIsHNEss.-Ifyo you should see loust
eating up the children, and you shoult
undertake TO kill that louise, and he SHOULD
pull you into his mouth and swallow you
down; he should eat up whole communi
ties. destroy states; throw him mountain:
and he would take down mountains, dl
gest promontorieS, and even scrape W
and swallow whole contine nts, you woul,
say, What terrible louse and what ar
awful appetite for such little fellow
But selfshness, that can winter on les
food than can louise. and can take refug,
in closer departments. can do all that
and even then squeal Tor more.
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Oxen. per hundred $3.50; steers. thre
years old, per pair, $50 90; two years ole
each. $500; one year old, 500; COW
$24 90; colts, three years old, $500
colts, Two Years old, $1,000; colts, on
year old, SlS %; sheep per head, 81. OF
swine, per hundred SO 90; hay, per tor
9o.ooi eoIh % per p''nel, ~ cen.s, o'e o
cents
At Jamaica quarrel arose last Satur
day between Jack Williams and John Su
I;r,n 1risbmon .t work in , h,,olsmi,
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snop connected WIN Lhe i.'rro" guy
railroad, ana proceeding lrom "oru;
o'o"s, oui'lVan rece'Ve gu he'Vy o'o
upon the mean T,m. rom u o'l'et oi ~oou IN u,
!E'nIs o, Nlll''lns. 1ui..s'n 80 re turns u
oiow cut SUM sho"ou e's"s y. oein sci
ously ihJureu' AN eA''li'','t'ol snoWe
that MS ,E shu'i was ,v 1iu;'ulo! anu ne aIe
= on last A"esu"y' "i''i''iiS Is "noei "'le>
| Chief Justice Pierpoint, while trying
. ooso IN tho Cb;,,.ndnn c,untv corrt NJ,
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o'y "i'o,hoon, w"s ou.''ey ., oo' 1 wv
which he has heretofore been sublect, az