Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-08-11

Mai river valley lNr VIII DC nelu on tn(
9th and 10th of September.
Washington county supreme court wa.
Yesterday adjourned to October 10Th.
Notice change of Fuller & Sons adver.
tisemcnt. They make big thing on nails.
There will be lawn party at the grove
Of S. IL. Foster, Calais, next Saturday
evening.
Dinnis Champagne has bought out the
VIM. i. Washburne saloon under the
irgHS office.
johnson Post, G. A. r.. holds its regu-
lar meeting Saturday, Aug. II, at p. NJ.
A full attendance is requested.
We would call the attention of our lady
readers TO the advertisement of the
Home sewing machine in another
column.
Michael Savage was arrested for intoxi-
cation on Thursday last. and arraigned be-
FIRE Justice p. IL. IIinkley, and fined five
dollars and costs.
Last Friday Peter Crane who was hay
ing some boards Matched" had his hand
drawn into the machine and badly lacerat-
ed DR.. Reid dressed the hand.
Next Friday evening there will re-
publican flag raising at the Hyde building
on the corner of Maine and Barre streets !;
the band will be there and there will be
speaking.
George w. Jackman, freight agent at
Waterbury, jumped from IL passenger
train at Bolton, Wednesday. which was
going at full speed. lie was badly cut
and bruised about the face.
The Hancock and English legion had q
meeting in their rooms at the Ballou build
ing Monday evening, ut which II. w.
lIeaton. Esq G. j. Gleason, Esq, and
J. o. Livingston, Esq, spoke on the issues
of the campaign. Mr.. ShurtleT will speak
next Monday evening.
The Boys in Blue have their flag
raising on South Main street next Friday
evening at clock, at which there will
be good speaking. Music will be furnished
by the band and glee club, Members of
the republican clubs are requested to be
at their rooms at 6: 80.
a. c. Harlow is now "Monarch of all
he surveys" in the photograph business.
His competitors have all respectfully with
drawn, leaving him at his old place of
business doing more work and giving
better satisfaction than over before. If
YOU are in want of something in his line
give him call before being taken
elsewhere. You'll not be sorry.
Mechanics Club" was organized Mon
day evening with the following list of
officers, viz: President, Charles +. Col
Inns; vice president, Edwin r. Carroll
secretary, Charles w. Guernsey; trea-
surcr, Percy l.. Templeton; executive
committee, f. M. Guernsey, James Can
ming, Charles De F. Bancroft, w. II.
IIanaford, G. p. Ptkin; Marshal, E. r
Voodry: asst. marshal, Ed. p. Sloan.
The thunder storm that passed to the
south of Montpelier Monday afternoon
was very severe. In Warren yoke of
oxen and two cows belonging to Jeremiah
Crane were killed in pasture; in Rox-
bury II tree was blown across the railroad
track and the rain was very heavy there
and in Mortified. In Brookfield there
was fearful hailstorm and two thousand
pancs of glass were broken in the village
and hail stones of marvellous size were
picked up.
The following officers were elected at
the Young Mems Hancock and English"
club which organized at their rooms, on
State street last Thursday evening the,.5th:
President, IL. G, Dewing; vice presidents,
II. +. Hathaway, DR.. G. r. Pell, Henry
Campbell, Geo. Fitzgerald, C. f. Tenn
plcton; club secretary, Charles L. II.
Moore; asst. secretary, A. j. Trulan;
corresponding secretary, DIR. Geo. Z.
Malloy; treasurer, Will Miller; execu-
tive committee, Will Standish, G. Il. Full
Ter, G, Il. Caustic, Fred Emmons II. S.
Smith, Joseph Gravlin, Geo. Keith, Tho
mas Corwin, Geo Gero financial COM
mittce, T. L. Ormsbee, Patrick Slattery,
Dennis Minehan, N. Lprgess, Samuel
Luke, Eugene Laramy.
p. S, A prominent speaker from abroad
is expected to address the next meeting of
evening.
The fairs 1T Morrisvillc and Waitslield,
are to he held September 9th and 10Th.
The state fair occurs at Montpelier Sep
tembcr 14th, 10Th. 10th and 18th; Bethel
fur September Dist, 22d and 23d; and
Mortified fair September Doth and 30th.
The executive committee of the Grand
Army posts of Washington county de-
cided at u recent session to hold the
reunion September 9th and 10Th. The
time is inappropriate rs two fairs are to
be held Mt that date. The executive COM
mtteo in each post has been increased to
three, and by vote the chairman and Sec
rotary call n meeting of the executive and
post committees to meet ut the hall of
Brooks post Montpelier, August 18th, at
one o'clock p. NJ. Every member of both
committees andal interested in the reunion
are invited to be present. Gen. Stephen
Thomas, Gen. w. W. Henry and Col. j.
Is. Mead have been engaged to speak at
the reunion.
Probate Court.
HARVEY TILDEN, Judge. N. A. CHASE, Register