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

Marshteld is 10 celebrate the Fourth
and expects big crowd.
Four Mortified boys graduate from
Dartmouth college next Thursday.
If YOU are owing for your paper re-
member hat we need the money and pay
up.
George Fay. Sharon young man, acci
Ioptallv shot himself, while playing with
q revolver.
Last Saturday morning one-story
upoccupied dwelling cup Worcester
branch" was destroyed by fire.
The Norristown Herald advises parents
not to buy their boys gloves until after the
Fourth, AS " he may need only ono then "
Eleazer Dodge met with severe acct
dent, by which one of the cords of his
arm was cut, while driving spikes last
week.
The weather the past few weeks has
been excellent for haying and a grea
deal has been cut and secured in fine con
dition.
The Pavilion had the best travel patron
age during the month of May that 1t has
had since the new house was opened anu
it can satisfy more.
The date of holding the Washington
county fair has been changed from Sep
TENDER 10Th and 18th to September 24tf
and 25,h. The date of holding the STATE
fair necessitated the change.
Capitol Guards, Co. II, N. Z. W. are te
have inspection June Goth, and elect !
lieutenant in place of Lieutenant Well
the 9th The guards go to Waterbury to
the celebration of the 4th there, and the
band will go too.
nc. Webster moves into his fine new
store in Hubbard's block on State stree
to-day and will soon be eat home" and
as he says in card elsewhere, seIlln!
goods as cheap as ever, and " Webste
always sells cheap
Rev. NJ. D. L. johnson, formerly awe
known Methodist Clergyman in Vernon
conference and recently stationed l
franklin county, has given up the calling
stu,'ied medicine and settled as hom@t
pahic physician at Essex Center.
Charles Mclaughlin who is working o
the court house met with the painful acc
dent of breaking his wooden leg the oth'
day. The shock to his constitution mu
have been great and he fears the limb w
never grow together again.
People will please take particular ''oS'
that our prices will be us low in the ne
store as in the one on Main street. Flea
call and satisfy yourselves.
II. g. WEBSTER,
Uubbard's new block, State street.
About ten o'clock Friday evening t
barn of George Jacobs on Main street W
found to be in flames. The engines pl
vented its spreading to other buildings ii
the loss was mostly co fined to the ba
and the hly therein. The loss was es
mated at $500 and the barn was insured
Forepaugh's circus and menager
which Dan Rice says is the largest IN
in the world, propose to come to Mo
pelier some time during the season.
will be remembered that this is the clr'
which has lately returned from tour
the world. On the first of the montl
very successful nine day season was clio
ut Chicago. The genial Charles H. Da
is press agent.
A few days ago, Il young son of Cha'
B. MCGOWAN. of Richford, fell upor
pece If old ramrod which he was div
into board. and his right eye was gou
from its socket and fell to the ground.
s .reams attracted the attention OF
M ,ther, who fastened to the spot, bu
course could render no assistance OF
than to summon u doctor. The unto
nate little fellow suffered consider
pain but will doubtless be about az
soon, though MANNED for life.
EMMA SANDs.-The missing En-
Sands was discovered last week by
Drew of Burlington and Saulsbur,
Essex over on the New York side, wi
she had wandered about crazed. She
found on the canal few miles t
Whitehall, and insisted that she
Charlie Richardson Of Rochester.
was brought to Burlington Friday
pronounced insane. Miss Sands did
recognize her sisters at first. 1t Is
that she is getting better and has
little return of reason, but not enoue
give any explanation of what started
away from Westford or to fully re-
her present condition.