Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24
a break down of our engine has delayed
he issue of the FREEMAN some six hours

a break down of our engine has delayed
the issue of the FREEMAN some six hours.
B. T. Spalding, Esq, started last week
for Dakota where he intends to live.
Mr.. Samuel Felt has gone into the en-
ploy of the Barre fork shop company.
RAILROAD SECURITIEs.-R rail
road stock is selling in Boston at u; pre-
ferred, 33t; Vermont and Canada, lSs.
Mr.. Albert w. Ferrin has purchased
the Jonas Hall house ut the corner of Elm
and Mechanic streets now occupied by A..
d. Farwel, paying $1,000.
The Central Vermont has just closed a
contract with Liverpool house for 1000
tons Of steel rails. sufficient to complete
their track to White River Junction.
The Boston English Opera Company
which has been playing through Vermont,
giving "Pinafore and "Chimes of Corne,
ville," has disbanded. The heaviest losers
are Mrs. Carter, and II. G. Blaisdell, the
musical director.
The residence of the late j ames G.
French was sold at auction last Thursday
James r. Langdon being the purchaser,
paying $3.50. 1t is understood that Mr.
Langdon bought it for summer resi-,
dence for his son-in-law residing in New
York city.
The fare between New York and Mont
real, by the way of the Central Vermont
and Connecticut River line, which has
been $3.50, will, after April 18th, be but
Sl0.5O. This reduction is due to a similar
one on the part of the Delaware and Hud-
son Company.
On Saturday Sheriff John l.. Tuttlo
arrested Henry Bowers for intoxication
and disturbing the peace. On Monday he
was arraigned before Justice II. A. Huse
and fined five dollars and costs, which be
was unable to pay, and he was sentenced
to the work house at Rutland for one hun
dred and five days.
Woolson Brothers are short of help
Apply to them by mail or otherwise and
secure employment that pays. None but
lirst-casS coat makers wanted, as they
intend to keep their old motto good. II
you want garments made as they should
be-" 20 to Woolson Brothers and get
them-so say we all.
The Central Vermont railroad company
are building ten "observation cars " for
the use and accommodation of excursion
parties. Each car is thirty three feet long,
and is fitted with twelve double seats
thus accommodating forty-eght persons
the side windows are unprovided will
sash or glass, but have patent shade roller
curtains instead. The doors are on tho
side, and move on Il sliding scale.
VERMONT DENTISTS. The fourth an
nual meeting of the Vermont state dental
society met in Montpelier, on Wednesday
evening, at the Pavilion hotel, President
j. l.. Perkins, ST., of st. Johnsbury, pre-
siding, W. Ii. Kingsley of Middlebury
secretary pro TEN. There was full
Attendance. DR.. S. d. Hodge of Burling-
ton read u paper upon fees and the laws
regulating dentistry, submitting draft %
Il bill for consideration. a committee o
three was appointed to present the matter
to the legislature.
In our report of the Barre agriculture.
meeting some time ago our reporter, in
noticing some of the principal industries
Of that enterprising and thriving village
spoke of the granite quarries of Messrs
Wetmore & Morse, |. p. Harrington, and
j.. S. Smith, 50 rs to infer that they were
the only ones there, unntentionally omit
ting mention of G.. w. Manns granite
works, which rank among the very first
both as regards quality of stone and work
mrnsliip and the amount of help en-
poyeI. There are eight quarries in all in
the place.
Col. John S. Campbell, highly respect
ed citizen of Waitsticld, VT, died Marcl
12 He had occupied many places of trus
reposcd in him by his fellow townsmen
For several years he was colonel of the oil
Vermont militia, numbef of years III
was deputy, sheriff, constable and collector
and for several years he had been TIN
leading trial justice. and had been in tn
general assembly two years. Mr.. Camp
bell was member of the Universalis
society, and firm believer in spiritualism
and WAS respected by all who had his &C
qnaintance.
REMOvALS.-T. j. Deavitt, Esq, ha,
removed from Hubbard street into thu
Erastus S. Camp house on Middlesex
street; Geo +. Alexander from the Ben
Scribner house, North Main street, to tn,
Joseph Rowell honse on the same street
Moses Kane from Court street, to tn
Salvin Clark house on Mortified stree
on Berlin side; Albert Lamera from tn,
LYMAN house, corner of Elm and Cour
streets. TO VIM. II. Hunt house at the cor
ner of Main and Jay streets; Ed. Scot
has hired n tenement in the Hyde build
ing, and Frank NJ. Thayer has moved t,
the Cross house in Happy Hollow; Chas
Rowell moves this week from the Fret
Barnes house, on Seminary Hill, to Pete
Dadore's house on State street; Mr.. A. T
Morrill, and w. II. Best remove from tn
Ell. Irish house, corner Of Franklin an
Cross streets, 10 the Orrin Pitkin house o
NJ ain street.