Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-09-22

Have you noticed Fuller and Sons
advertisement?
| Calvin Stow has gone to Boston to make
arrangements with boot and shoe firm
with view of establishing branch
here.
The total curvature of the IA miles of
the Woodstock railroad is 1918 degrees;
that is if the curves were in one direction
the rails would more than complete five
circles in the distance.
w. D. Bronson of East Hardwick has
sold his fine herd of sixteen JERSEYS which
attracted so much attention at the state
fair to the Richardson Brothers of Daven-
port, Iowa, for some $1,000 The cattle
were from one to five years old.
THE NATIONAL GUARDs.-Dr o. W.
Peck of Winoosk has been appointed as.
,istant surgeon of the first regiment, N.G
of Vermont, vice DR.. Frank X. Ainsworth,
removed from the state. DR.. Charles n
Allen of Burlington has been appointed
hospital steward.
SEMINARY HILL.-The Sunday school is
prospecting finely under Prof Hits lead
ershlp.
Next Friday evening there is to be a
society reception.
Last Thursday an opportunity was
| given the students for attending the fair.
We received this morning from Post
master Clark Il present of some as large
and fine looking apples rs one generally
sees. The apples were from quantity
sent him by William Brnsmtid of Bur,
lington. From the lot the p NJ. has
selected II bouncing tifteen-ounce " En-
peror Alexander " which he is willing his
visitors should take up, smell of, and
lay down carefully.
The following criminal business was
transacted at the police court of P. H.
Huxley last week: w. F. Tibbets of Bath
N. H., who was arrested by Officer Ord
way for intoxication and lodged in jail
over night was fined $500 and costs,
amounting to $500 Time was given
him to send home for the money to pay
the same, and he was remanded to Jail.
Wesley Ford of East Corinth, who was
arrested by Officer Dudley for intoxlca-
ton, was fined $500 and costs, amount
ing to 50 60, which he paid Ind was dis
charged Philander Arbuckle Of East
Mon pelier was arrested on the fair
ground by Officer f. X. Voodry for in
toxicaton and fined $500 and costs,
amour ing to SO 60, and paying, was dis
charged Frank Call of Berlin was
arrested by Officer Ordway for disturbing
the peace and taken to Jail for the night
and was the next day fined, amounting
with cost to $500, and on payment was
discharged james Fassett was arrested
for an assault on Stephen Black of Berlin
who was badly bruised and mutiated.
He was fined $500 and costs, amounting
to Sl9.34 More of the liquor disclosures
made were reliable, it being the same old
story over as told by others. Charles B.
True was also fined for intoxication and
Timothy Glennan was fined by Justice
Livingston for the same cause.
Charles Kellogg Field died at his resi-
dence in Brattleboro, Thursday. He was
good lawyer and Legislator, brilliant and
sarcastic in debate and perhaps the best
as well the last representative of the
leaders whose prime was in the quarter
century beginning about 1925 or 1880.
Mr.. Field in his late days was a great
favorite with the young whose ociety and
success he delighted in.
He was the o dest on of Martin Field,
was born at Newfane, April "a, 1903
fitted for college at Amherst, Mass. en-
tered Middlebury college in 1918. After
studying law three years in the Office of
bis father, he was admitted to the bar and
began the practice of his profession in
NewEne. lie remained until 1928, when he
removed to Wilmington. He returned to
Newftne in December, 1888, and went to
Brattleboro in 1861. He married Julia
Ann Kellogg of Cooperstown, N. Y,
who, together with two daughters Gone Oh
whom is Mrs f. p. Jewett of Montpelier)
and one son Oawver II. K. Field OF
Montpelier) survive him. He represented
the town of Wilmington in the legislature
from 1885 to 1889, was delegate to the
constitu iona convention in 1886, repre-.
sented Newfane in the legislature during
the years 1853-4-5 and 1860, and also in
the constitutional convention in 1S43.
| 1850 and 1857. Tie was elected Il mem
Der of the council of censors in 1869, and
in 1870 was again member of the con