Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-07-21
Dated at Montpelier, July 18th, 1880

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the summer
Nathaniel Perry has been appointed
postmaster at Lower Cabot.
L. e. Phinney has Harpers Magazine
for August with all the good things j
contains.
DIR. F. r. Spalding of Concord, N. H.
Is in town, and reports doing good bust
ness in that city.
Mr.. Scion j. Y. Vail has been quits
sick during the past few days, but is now
slowly on the gain.
On Monday Mr.. T. c. Barrows and
George w. Reed started for Maine Oh
their annual fishing trip.
Harvey Galison is again in the Job team
business, having purchased of Mr.. Bruce
the team lately run by James P. Burns.
The republicans of Berlin are to indulge
in an enthusiastic flag raising in a few
days at the new town hall just over the
river.
At Wells River, Friday, Miss Alpha A.
Chamberlain committed suicide by hang
Ing herself with sheet across the foot of
her bed.
The argument before Gov Proctor and
Judge Veazey on the petition of the bank
robbcr Miles now serving out sentence
ut Windsor has been postponed for three
weeks.
Brass dimes washed with silver are In
circulation. They have genuine appear
ancc and, until the silver wears off, will
purchase just rs good cigar as any other
kind Of u dime.
Joseph Taro, whose death we notice
elsewhere, son of Louis Taro of Wright's
Mills, was taken with bleeding of the nose
on Sunday morning, and died before med |
zeal aid reached him.
The fishing grounds where Senator |
Conkllng, Gen. Arthur and Vice. President |
Wheeler are to meet for fishing expedi-
ton are ut the junction of the Restigouche
AMI Cascapeda rivers.
The storm Friday took twist on the
new weather vane at the depot and tore
down some staging, but the workmen have
Strengthened matters since They are
now building the new depot platform.
On Sunday Mr.. Z. c. Gilman was taken
with vomiting and dischargins blood
from the stomach On Monday he was
quite low, but ON Tuesday more comfort
able His hysician thinks that canker
has severed an internal artery.
There was Il fracas at the Gokey nan
sion on the Gould Hill road Tile est,b.
lishment has long been said to be a nui
sance and when the occupants have no
more sense than to run their orgies when |c
their ncighbors are watching over the t
dead the nuisance should be abated.
The Garfield and Arthur clubs will Or
ganize Friday evening by the election of
officers. Members are requested to be
present ut Trinity vestry at half past
seven. The meeting will be addressed bv
Col. Joyce-and it is also hoped by Lucius
Blgelow. The young republican club will
also have their a,r roisino thot ouor; |
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Last FRIDAY afternoon a very heavy rain u
was accompanied with the strongest wind VI
we have had for a long time. The circus j.
bnlletn boards were blown down as were CT
several trees in different localities Fur
ther south and in New Hampshire the N
storm was II regular tornado and much hi
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Watcii a. Johonnott, X. G. T.; A. c. up
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MT. N. Hewitt of New York, who with
MS wiie IS spending their summer vaca- ma
toh with her mother, Mrs. A. S. Dodge, WI
dent ,,st Fri1.n So, "S pa pa'n''' 'cci' M,
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up IA NIL on their way to the picnic in the Ct
Nicholas grove, he jumped from the wagon
ana his foot striking round stone he fell MI
and suffered compound fracture of the he'
left leg below the knee. pc
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