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

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per wear for all time previous to that date,
when accompanied with one years adj,
vance payment, as payment in full for any
subscription, although $500 and s.. so,
per year, are the sums that are due and
eullcctable.
We have sent out large number Of
bills and are sending more, but hone that
You will give this immediate attention
and not wait for any other notification.
ii. r.. WHEELoCK.
Horace Kempton has moved into Arson
Davis house.
James T. Sabin has leased the Kinsman
house on Barre street.
O. d. Clark, Esq, who has spent a
few weeks in Colorado, returned last
week.
Iiermon +. Wilder, for several years the
ornamental pain ter in c. NJ. Lyons furni-
ture establishment t, has removed to Keene
y. II.
Thanksgiving day II row occurred in the
saloon near the arch, kept by one Cham
pain. On Monday Selectman p. p Pitkin
ordered him to close up his "ranch" which
he did.
On Monday the goods of AFRO Stone,
under attachment, were sold at auction by
Sheriff John L. futile. The buyers were
NUMEROUS, the goods being sold in small
quantities.
Through the efforts Of John Ewing quite
little sum was raised for the benefit of
John Nee, of whose injury we gave an
account last week-suflicient to purchase
barrel of flour and other necessary pro-
visions during his lay up"
O. Curtis Clogston and Edwin +. Hutch
ms have leased the second floor of Morey's
blacksmith shop on Berlin street, near the
arch bridge. the recent enlargement of
Fisher & Colton's nickel plating works
having compelled them to vacate the cab
shop.
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vcstry on Tuesday evening, burlesque on
Pinafore was finely rendered by Fred w..
Bancroft and Misses Lizzie Wing and Josie
Robinson, creating much amusement. A
large company was in attendance, some
two hundred and fifty being present.
On Saturday last DR.. Richard II. New
ton took his departure for New York city,
where he has formed u partnership with a
former student of DR.. o. p. Forbush-a
son Of Bliss n. Davis of Danville-he
having been doing II successful business in
that city foy some time. Many will regret
the DOCTORS departure.
At the annual meeting of engine COM
pany No. 5, last Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Foreman, Charles G. Rams
dell; first assistant foreman, Moses Pear
son; foreman of hose, John w. Peck;
secretary and collector, Charles d. F.
Bancroft; treasurer, John w. Page; stew
ard, George Richardson.
DR.. Howard Peck. aged thirty five
years, son of Addison Peck of East Mont
pelier was found d cad in bed on Sunday
morning last. Saturday he had been to
this village, and returned home with the
teethache. Before retiring for the night
he extracted one tooth and took some
laudanum TO quiet the other aching ones.
,licpnuopo1 in tl,a
found that he had arisen during the night,
extracted another tooth and taken some
chloroform, an empty vial of which was
foun in bed. He probably died from an
overdose.
At the regular meeting of Company II.
Capitol Guards, on last Friday evening,
several promotions We're made, The VA
clncy of orderly sergeant was filled by
the promotion of Second Sergeant Kemp,
Third Sergeant Frank Pitkin was pro-
NOTED to second sergeant, Fourth Sergeant
C. II. Fuller promoted to third sergeant,
First Corporal Fred Barnes promoted to
fourth sergeant, Second Corporal Chas. d.
F. Bancroft promoted to first corporal ,
Fourth Corporal Fred l.. Eaton promoted
to second corporal, Private John Portal to
third corporal, and Private George Dewey
to fourth corporal.
Remember the military ball next week
Friday. Come out and give the Capitol
Guards Il good send off," This is an Or
ganization we should encourage in our
village, and as they make this their an
nual gala day let us show them by our
presence that we appreciate them as a
iirst-class military body. We can readily
assure any that may come from out Of
town that the Guards will do all in their
lower TO entertain them. The committee
have spent much time and labor and sin
,ercIy hope to meet all their friedds on
the night of December 18th, 10 help make
their effort grand success. Tickets will
be offered for sale this week by members
of the company, and it is desired that
parties secure them rs early as possible
that proper arrangements can be made a
the Pavilion. Parties out of town car
procure tickets Of Sergeant Charles II
Fuller.
VILLAGE MEETING The annual village
meeting was held on Monday evening
George w. Wing being elected modera
tor, James r. Sabin, clerk Gen. p. z
Pitkin, j. Bart Cross, George A. Peck
Charles A. Reed and Joel Foster, Jr., fire
wardens, and c. H. Heath, l.. B. Hunting
ton, II N. Tapin, Jr, w. W. Park ant
A. w. Ferrin, bailhs; Denison Taft, col
lector of taxes; James G. Houghton, Jr.
treasurer. The reports of last year wer'
accepted and adopted Engine company