Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-07-16

tIreen Mountains with deer seems propa-
bic to prove a success.
Circus day night woman in the
Nicholas block had visit from one
Cameron, and other men broke in and
pounded him; SO it is charged, and one
Mccarthy from Mortified and William E.
. Neil of Montpelier are answering to the
complaint before Justice Hinkley to-day
Messrs. Ormsbee, Rogers and Sibin
complete their labOrs hearing The claims
Of towns for illegally assessed railroad
taxes. 10 day. Towns along the Central
road and the Passumpsic proved the
assessments TO have been illegal-those on
'ther roads did not make out their cases
we understand, not being able to show
The taxes could not have been collected.
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BRADFoRD.-Albert Mcconnell was
thrown from his carriage and seriously
INJURED in consequence of the harness
breaking.
WilLur, son of Rev. A. B. Truax, has
zone 10 Mortified ON contract for en-
ployment in the newspaper office.
| BRAINTREE.-IIuber Firnsworth fell
| wenty-four feet from the roof of his barn,
but fortunately escaped without serious
injury.
EAST BRooKFIELD.-A tramp broke
into f. L. Nlarshall's store, and after
stealing some goods went to the Dwight
Abbott school district and burnt the school
| house to the ground. lie then stole a
team from w. Hanson and left for Mont
,elier, near which place he was arrested
| tuesday morning.
| WEST BRooKFIELD.-The school in
district No, l, taught by Ida D. Winship,
closed June Goth. The names of scholars
having neither absent or tardy marks are
Nellie Bolton. Jennie Flint, Johnnie and
Wallace Blanchard and Alice Young
Those having no absent marks, Nellie and
Eva Williams, Hattie Brown. Carrie
iIerrick, Amy Covell, Nettie Clafin
md George West.
Mrs. Acrers from New York city is here
to spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
| Charles Powers.
E. F. Clahin Fry is confined to his house
With very dangerous trouble about his
| mike.
There was a fancy fight in the edge of
Roxbury, few days ago, between Alec
Ierd and HALLS Kendall. 1t grew out of
mpounding cattle. Both parties were
scratched. bitten, and pounded up consid-
erably.
A handsome monument for Uncle David
Wilmington was set up in the graveyard
last week, which cost $500.
| CuELsEA.-The ladies' of the benevolent
society of the Congregational church gave
| IN entertainment at their vestry on
Wednesday evening, July 9th, which
consisted of select readings, songs, cake
md ice cream.
The courts commissioners have decided
% lay the new road in Corinth for the
benefit of the mining company where the
petitioners desired it.
The assistant judges of the county court
advertise for proposals for thirty thousand
eet of spruce lumber, and for carpenter
work for the repairs and enlargement of
he Court House.
l.. d. Kelley has been released from
jill, having obtained bail
Waterson Post, G.. A. R., are consider
ng the proposition of having a target
shoot in Corinh sometime in August.
Jonathan Akerman found one of his
'xen dead in his pasture recently. Cause
| unknown.
Miss Adah Hall, daughter of Captain
". IL. II. Hall, has returned home from
Massachusetts, where she has been teach
ng music for the year past.
The farmers are rushing their haying.
In some localities the crop is reported as
very light; in others it is reported TO be
full average. In the west part of the
town most bitter complaints are made that
he myriads of grasshoppers are not only
mining the hay and pastures, but also
whole fields of grain.
ELY-Three boys about ten years old
,tole $G3 from the trunk of Hiram Matson
recently. After disposing of about half of
the money they confessed the deed, which
'elieved others from suspicion.
The case of Horace Grant, who was
tried last week before Justice Gilman and
Grant was found guilty.
NORTH FERRIsBURGu,--IIaying has
been very extensively pursued during the
week Some Of our farmers have COM
nenced their harvest off winter rye and
wheat.
Not outstanding the freqrent rains.
springs and streams have become very
low.
With II liberal and frequent use of Paris
green, it is thought the potato crop will
very much excel that of last year. 1t
ooks now very promising. I
Fruits of all kinds are abundant.
The second quarterly meeting of the
VI. E. church for the present conference
year occurs next Sabbath.
A barn belonging to Ebenezer Hatch
was consumed by fire last Wednesday. Ii
was insured. Various suspicious exist
relative to the fire.
E. Daniels factory has been run on
very short time during the present season.
Several parties have lost new milch
COWS lately from milk fever"
james Kallett, whose disappearance on
the 4th caused considerable excitement,
returned home all right Monday night,
the 9Th instant.
Richard Hazard is at home spending
vacation.
Tho ottandanpn ot the M r. Sunday