Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
EAST BRookr1ELD.-william yb.,,I.

ago.
CoRiSrH CORSER.-Our la,Iie, VIII
have raised poultry for :" pin money ar
mourning at the lateness of turkey Itvjno
1t being one month later than last ye,,r
1t IS supposed to be on account Of 50 l,t
a season.
At the Ely mines, there we're three ME,
at work trying to roll large rock over
when it got the advantage of them anc
came Rack. catching one man. an English
niSn' 90 the leg, Just above the ankle
and breaking the bone.
I EAST ELMoRE.-E. W. Albee. Esq. la,
sold his lumber mill to George Gray. DOS
session to be given the Ist of September
Sugaring is most over and no, much
made.
It IS mud, mud. mud. everywhere.
Last ) 'bbaih terminated Bro. Chrystie'.
labors for the conference year, and A, be
goes to conference he has the best wishes
OF the church and people. Bro. Chry,,ie
has labored hard for the upbuilding of the
church at this place, and we are hoyino
that he will be returned 10 Us.
c. R. White leaves this week for Mass
aehusetIs to work on railroad bridges.
NORTH FERRIsBuRGH.-WArm. spring
ike weather has come during the PAST
week. Several parties have commenced
their planting an sowing.
Several of our people are in attendance
4: conference.
A. c. Fonda was at home last Sabbath.
Alexander Lacey, who but few DAYS
since was released from the house Of cor
reetion, on Easter evening broke into L.
B. Martins house while he and his family
were attending services at the church. and
stole five hundred and twenty-five dollars
The grand juror of Charlotte has issued
paper. for his arrest, but the officer in
search of him still fails to find him.
The Partially or Injustice apparent in
the las: will or testament of the late Cyrus
Field still excites among the partie: inter-
ested good deal of Indignation.
NJ. F. Allen and wife have gone to mar
ket.
The attendance at the ". Z. Sunday
school last Sabbath was one hundred and
Two, and the collection at the same ninetv-
nine cents.
Fl. G. Days market for fine poultry is
being well patronized.
NORrHFGELD.-A petition for the release
+ James Donahue from the work house
las been circulated around town this
week and sent to Governor Proctor. and a
'emonstrance has also been sent. Doul-
Tue, i. will be remembered. WAS sent to
he work house for selling lilror. Although
lie is very stout, able bolie,i man. he his
lot engaged in any KIM Of work or bust
ness for 4 long time previous to his arrest.
except to sell beer. cider AMI whi.key
when he could obtain it. Several other
citizens of the town should be sent 10
keep hin company at Rltlanl for the
anne offence, instead Of releasing him.
At the meeting Of the Mortified Lodge
# Good Templars, held last Friday night,
he following officers were elected for the
.nsuing quarter; W. C. T., Eras;us Hunt
'eY; W. V. c., Amelia z. Maynard; w.
). G.. D. Thomas; W. F. s.. josie Pratt.
v. T., D. 7. Averill; W. c., Rev. Vim.
Il. Eimmel; W, NJ, Charley Mead; W.
J.. Phene Pratt; w. S, D. E. Bovden:
)rglnist, Mamie Allen; w. D. NJ, Mona
Maynard.
At the regular meeting of Mortified
Juvenile Temple, hell last Saturday, the
blowing officers were elected: C. T,
Ielen McClearn; V. t, Minuie Gtfn;
thaplain, Minnie Jones; F. 5, D.lla
limbalI; Treasurer, Gertie Pratt; Marshal.
Narence Carpenter; Sentinel, Mary ".
len; l. G.. Lizzie Cook; Org s1is., Anna
f.lng,lou; Assistant Secretary, Isle Rich.
.r,lson; d. NJ, Susie Green; R II. 5,
Jessie Jones; L. II. S, DL,lt him5Ill.
The next meeting Of the tie npe will b.
lelI Saturday. VI " 81. Mt PM
The buildings on the place of j. C.
sice, in the eIge o; R)xblry, known rs
he 10. E ldy " place, were burned
,hortly before daylight this (Tue.dty)
nnrning. The former o:cupt1t hal
moved out the day before, AMI the man
o occupy tha coming year h 81 his gools
here al they We're burned tho work Of
ncenliaries, no doubt. Parties are under
arrest.
WEST RANDOLPH.-A "Citiz "a " IN tde
: " further suggestion " through the col
INNS of the Herald GsI Nelcs last week,
lut what he meant by the article would
puzzle college president.
An excellent spice cabinet adorns the
ounter of c. Fl. Thurston's store.
The residences of B. 7. Lombard and
Gohn Moses, on South Main street, have
Just received i coat Of paint.
w. o. Flagg started for New York city
N Monday last, at which place he is to
Ne employed in the ice business.
A parsnip dug from the garden of II.
VI. Wires, the other day, measured thirty
eight and oue-half inches.
Two runaways last week-Micah
Mann's horse ran nearly the entire dis
ance of Railroad street and brought up,
IN F. B. Salisbury's mill yard without
much injury. Charles BloJgetts horse
rot frightened and turned around so sud-
ienly as to break both shafts from the
wagon.
A blacksmith shop twenty-five feet
,quare is being built by w. W. Rogers
near Wilson's livery stable.
Repairs are the order of the day. The
louse recently purchased by A. Z. Bailey
70 Pleasant street is to be thoroughly
'enovated prior to his removal there. DIR.
residence on Railroad street is
,eing slightly changed A new plank