Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08

nan 5.
Lucius S. Goodwin has rented his house
snd gone to Manchester, n. H., TO work
in mill.
Thomas Smith of Montpelier leaves for
the west in few days, Red Wing, Mimi,
beng his destination.
r Alard killed fourteen months old
pg yesterday that weighed when dressed
just ,iA hundred pounds.
Clark B Roberts has sold out his lob
team business TO John Hardgan, who re-
Gently removed FROM Moretown.
a car containing about so Norwegians
bound for Minnesota went over the Central
triuay evening. They came over in the
Allan steamship Polynesian.
Mr. Alonzo NJ. Ainsworth, living on the
CaIkins farm, has purchased the William
e. Russell place up the " branch, paying
$3.50, and moves there this month.
Fourteen tons, nearly $500 pounds. of
poultry were sent from Plainfield station
to Boston over the Boston, Concord and
Montreal railroad the week before Thanks
giving.
- Miss Georgia Cayvan gives a reading al
Capital Hall Thursday evening. The en-
terlainment is one of decided merit as
= the concentration that follows her read
ngs fully proves.
Yesterday afternoon the House spent
lighting over the bills to raise the pay OF
messengers, sweeper, ETC., to So per diem
and to Tx the salary of members at $3.50
per session. Both bills were dismissed.
81 Black nubias at Webster's; China and
WAX dolls, games and toys arriving; also
fine line of Majolica ware, cups and
,aucers, plates, etc., at Webster's. Look
over Webster S stock before buying your
holiday presents.
The whole number of bills introduced
. in the House is 442, and in the Senate l92.
No more bills will be introduced except
BY unanimous consent, or by the commit
tees, and the entire remaining time will
, be devoted to getting through the business
already before the legislature.
Rev. VIM. II Roberts OF Bhamo, Upper
Buymah, at the request of many who
beard him Sunday evening, has consented
tOrnain another week and speak again
in the Baptist church, at p. NJ. Sunday,
he 18th Subject-Some traditions and
phases of religion met with in Burmah.
siX-years-old daughter of Stillman
( Lawrence died on Saturday of dphtheria.
E lIue mother and two more children are
& low quite sick with it. Their case is one
that needs charity, as well as the sympa-
DIV of the community, as their circum-
gMcec are of II destitute character. Sew
M HaI new cases were reported on Tuesday
Mrs. Stafford A. Luce died very sudden
yof apoplexy on Saturday morning, She
s nose AS usual about o'clock, and went
lout her household duties. In few
1omenl, she complained of severe pain
iuer head, and wished to have it bathed,
g before assistance could be given her
3 Ssiropped TO the floor and instantly ex-
y pred, Monday her remains were taken
x 1WilIitmstown for interment
Buy Towards machine needles, three
rteH cents, at Webster's. Order your
g leune fixtures at Webster's. Bohemian
Iass vases, toilet sets and China cups and
auccrs at Webster's. A big line of silk
4ndkerchiefs, all kinds and prices, at
yeb,ters. Pearl nubias cheaper than
Ter at Webster's. Ladies and children s
eggius and hoods at Webster's. Ladies'
md gents wallets, all prices and kinds, al
Nybster's.
ASURPRISE.-The relatives and friends
Mrs. NJ ria Smith Porter met at her
Sne in Fayston, December I'd, at 10
dock A. M, and gave her a grand sur
use. it being her sixty-fifth birthday.
bout thirty were present, and after Il
I'D social visit the tables were spread
'A good things and all enjoyed good
aaI, After this another table was laden
l'4 gifts from the friends-all useful and
iO, Prayer was offered by Willard
Porter and several letters were read,
of good cheer from DR.. w. W. Porter
ladies, N. Y, brother of Mrs Porter's,
I'D enclosed was a $1,000 post office
der. A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lhrtin and one from the Misses Hattie
Nod Jennie Martin, Martinton, ILL.,, was
DAa.
The company broke up at about sunset
wishing Mrs. Porter much happiness
KITE and at last an abundant entrance into
ad's everlasting kingdom.
The annual meeting of the village of
HnIpclier was held in the village hal
hNday evening, Hiram A. Huse WA.
aSen moderator The following officers
ERE elected for the year ensuing: Clerk
n Games T. Sabin; fire wardens. P. P. Pit
IN, l. Bart Cross. G. A. Reed, E V
Puernsey and Joel Foster. Jr. bailiffs
b. Putnam, w. A. Stowell, C. A
tel w. w. Park and II. w. Drew
fDector, f, M. Irish; treasurer. Jame
Houghton auditors, James w. Brock
10, Bailey and T. e. Phinney. The
fg0azttions of the hook and ladder anC
agne companies were accepted, will
provision that the number in eacl
@n@ny exempt from taxation should b,
united to the number allowed by state
nT' A tax of forty-five cents on tn,
'oIsr of the grand list, payable Januar,
T. 1881, was voted, and the treasure
Nhorized to borrow 81, 800 if necessar,
pay the temporary loan and curren
@penses till the tax can be made avail
'0Ie The sum of $50 was voted to tn,
'Fand Army of the Republic for Decora
4Oh uay expenses and the use of fin