Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-01

very badly the other day, by falling upor
n scythe.
The pulpit of the Church OF the Messiah
is to be occupied by Rev. w. II. Wal
bridge of Stowe next Sunday.
O5man d. Clark, Esq, starts for Den
yer to-day and perhaps may conclude t.
remain in Colorado permanently.
Mr.. L. L. Tanner has his new house vi
and well under way on the new stree
opened in the rear of Summer street.
We understand that Miss Page, milliner
has leased the store in Langdon's new
block lately occupied by S. S. Towner.
Mr.. A. w. Edgerley's house is now
under way, this being the fifth one erected
in the vicinity of Happy Hollow
this season.
At a regular meeting of Brooks Post
G. A. r.. resolutions expressive of sym.
pathy for our comrade. DR.. Woodward
were unanimously passed.
Hoyt & Noyes have taken the job Of
erecting new house for John w. Clark
on his farm up the B." Bran ch," work hav-
ing now been commenced.
TRINITY CHURCH.-Rev. N. Fellows,
pastor, will preach next Sunday; subject,
A. M.-Robbing God; evening-The Diff
Guilty of Backing out of Difficulties.
Call at Farwell's, head of State street,
and look at new stock of hobby ulsters,
hats, etc The best overcoat in the market
for seven dollars to be found in the county.
One lot sold already.
DIR. Woodward has been and is yet very
low from the poisoning of his hand. 1t
is thought that the disease is checked and
that he may recover if he can be brought
to rally from his prostration.
William Andrews is erecting tcne-
mcnt house and paint shop just above the
new Town Hall on Berlin side. and David
II. Gray is about to erect house for one
Martin up near the Pioneer shops.
VIM. G. Quimby, tinsmith for two years
in the employ of Geo. M. Scribner,
and later with Burrows & Peck, left last
week for Montreal, where lie has engaged
himself to G. Clendenning, manufacturer
of portable furnaces.
There will be meeting of the woman S
Christian temperance union at Bethany
chapel next Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. A full attendance is very much
Desired
LENoRA f. WITT, Sec.
Sept 30. 1879.
Saturday night. the house of the Widow
Fitzgerald, In Moretown, was burned
down, and she lost everything. She sup
posed she had an insurance OF five hundred
dollars, but on examination, the policy,
which she thought did not expire till next
January, was found to have been out last
January.
An old man named Samuel Edwards, OF
East Montpelier, became so intoxicated on
Tuesday as to fall from his loaded team
when near the head of Barre street on his
way home, bruising him up somewhat
Passers-by cared for his team and placed
him beside the road, where he remained
for couple of hours until sufficiently
sober to proceed homcward.
TIE MENDELssoHNS.--This famous
quintette club will give one of its concerts
at Village Hall Friday evening next
Miss Fanny Kellogg is the vocalist accom-
panying them. Mr.. Ryan is with the club
us he has been for thirty years and the one
or two members added since they have
given II concert here are artists who have
placed themselves in the first rank o.
musicians. Reserved seats should be Sc
cured early at Phinney's; no extra charge
is made for them.
A GRAND MUSICAL EvENr.-We arc
promised on Thursday, October 9th, tn
finest musical entertainment which ha!
yet appeared here. The Kate Thayc
Concert Company includes Miss Thayer
prima donna, Mrs. Norman, contralto
Madame Carreno, the great paniste, Tag
liapjetra, the celebrated baritone. Arbuckle
the famous cornet player. This magnifi
cent company will give one concert Ell
route for Concord from Burlington. TIL
company bring Weber grand piano
The tickets are seventy-five cents and ar
on sale Mt Phinney's on Monday at { A.
Frank Newcomb had lucky runawa
Monday. He was turning around by tn
Pavilion when the bolt holding the whiflic
trees came out and his horse started draw
ing the wagon by the hold-backs an
reins. Frank concluded he would &C
out and proceeded 10 do so, and wa
lucky enough not to hit a tree just ahea
of where he landed. The horse went o
and came near wrecking DR.. Macomber
buggy in front of Bishops; but wa
soon stopped. A broken thill and som
other like Heterogeneous were abor
the only bad results of what promised
be n lively accident.
do THYsELT NO HARM" was the tex
from which Rev. Mr.. felloWS preache
one of the most convincing sermons W
have ever heard on temperance last SUI
day evening at Trinity church. Ho shove
in mastery manner the crime of intem
perauce appealing to the conscience AM
manhood and all the better feelings
man to cultivate all that will make hill
better, happier, and more useful mem
Der of society; and the crime Of tn
person who, for the sake of money. wi
feed and stimulate an appatite for stint
lating liquors.
The address was listened to With tf
closest attention by u full house, larg
number of whom were young men.
was that kind of preaching that must carr