Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-12

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part of the stage the length of the pole. /
The driver. Mr.. Burnham. was thrown up, /
and in his fill WAS quite seriously injured. !
CHELsEA.-David Moulton was COM
mitted to Chelsea Jail few days ago.
having been sentenced 10 commitment TO
Jail for six months. and to pay fine of
one thousand dollars. by the Unitcl States |
circuit court recently held at Burlington.
lie plead guilty before the court to the
charge Of running an Illicit distillery in
the town of Corinth.
The spring term of Chelsea academy
was opened March 5ih, under the direc-
lion of Miss A. A. Clement.
Mr.. +. d. Barnes has sold out his gro
Gerry and butchering business 10 man by
the name of Shaw, from Bethel.
The snow is disappearing very fast, and
the farmers are preparing for sugaring. 1t
is said that sap run well in warm locations
the 10Th instant.
Hon. l.. G. IInckley returned to his
home last week from his trip to Washing
ton.
The supreme court for Orange county
was opened on Tuesday, March 18th.
Mr. Elhu Hood died March 10Th, aged
eighty.two years, which makes five deaths
of aged persons since January 1st.
Report says that diphtheria has madeits
appearance in the east part of the town.
The attatchabe property of j. Pitkin
passed into the hands of the sheriff last
week by order of his creditors.
Frank Mills, who went to Burlington
last week to attend course of medical
lectures met with q bad accident imme-
diately after he arrived there. He had
secured boarding place, and in company
with his roommate had taken stage or Il
hack to 60 there, but as the hack was
turning corner of a street under rapid
gait, it was turned over, us we learn, and
Frank was seriously injured in his spine,
so that he was obliged to leave and return
10 Chelsea. His room mate had one leg
broken.
| CoRINTH.-W. +. Blanchard froze his
feet very badly one day last week.
NORTH FERRIsBURGH.-A considerable
clustering, lion-like weather of March
was experienced during the past week.
On Saturday night there was good deal
of thunder and lightning. accompanied
} with light shower of rain. A genuine
thaw seems TO have commenced this
| (Mcnday) morning.
= Very interesting revival meetings have
been in progress during the past week at
the Friends" church, on nearly every
) afternoon and evening, conducted by Rev
Mr. Angel, from On-the-Hudson. Meetings
are expected to be continued during the
, coming week.
Several changes of real estate have been
effected during the week. N. j. Aller
has purchased the Geo. II. Williams place
near TO William Williams, and exchanged
the same for the j. Hanks place, adjoining
the T. Follen farm.
Henry Ball goes on to his own place OF
, April LIST.
John S. Harrington and Geo. Ii. Viii
iams take the o. f. Stone farm, located
in this town. They have purchased A. I
Smiths dairy.
Erwin Tucker takes the Dakn farm
> Geo. Barton goes to Burlington. an,
y works on the" Shedd farm.
: Mine host and hostess, S. B. Martin ant
wife, are to occupy, after April LIST, thu
l. Martin Hotel during the coming year
: while his brother. Walter Martin, manage
the farm interests Of the same.
n Good COWS are selling in this vicinity a
It from thirty to forty dollars each.
}, The widow Phelps place is TO be occu
e pied the towns poor during the COMM
1t year.
s Willard Miller occupies the "Yott
o place, on the main road.
&c Considerable talk prevails relative t
l. the building of new school house in dis
trict No. 3.
). The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunda
# school on last Sabbath was one hnndre
st and thirty-four; penny collection at tn
,e same, ninety-seven cents.
a EAST ELMoRE.-David Rogers has take
i. Henry Whitney's farm at the halves fc
IS one year.
lie G. A. Morse has bought the whole of
&c Albee's stock of spruce lumber. and ha
M moved his hatcher down and is fitting
III for market.
The Morses are getting in large stoc
at of soft and hard wood logs, and are gettr
re ready to make things lively when sprr
TT, opens.
N, We notice also that Mr.. i. a. Gal
Il, formerly Gale & Gray, is stocking l
r; largely with logs.
"a There will be Il quarterly meeting hel
ed the 30th OF March; love feast at o.: 30
i'll the morning, and preaching an hour late
MIDDLEBURY.-Yesterday was gre
harvest day Tor our cnurcn mere MI
Hammond was with us. In the mornir
our pastor, Bro. Rowsom. blptizel sixt
an three adults and one infant, received in
OF the church by letter six, by professi'
ce four, and on probation one hundred Al
asst nine This is but part Of the fruit of t
IN good work which has been in progrcssio
OF In a few weeks another reception servi
ny will be held for those who were unable
ne be present ut this, and for those who h
ny not made up their minds when to uni
DOT Last evening the church was crowded
ETY. hear Mrs. Hammond. Several decided
ut become Christians. Truly, the Lord is
oil the midst of His people here, and we
his expecting still greater blessings fro
sV' Him. w
ife, ,r,, -,
NORTH MoNTPELIER.-Ihc school cl
ed successful term of twelve weeks
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