Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

II. II. WHEELoCK, Publisher.
DR.. Chandler is moro comfortable to-
day.
IN The present term of the Union school
closes next week.
M Four persons were immersed at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning.
Eraslus Camp has moved into his block
ri the corner of Elm and Court streets.
Isl Cyprian Peltier has not sold OUT on
The contrary we were sold in saying he
had
0. d. Edgerton received in this county
1O20 votes for commissioner and John w.
Peck 40.
Are you owing for your paper? If you
4 are please remember we need the money
4 and remit at once.
e.. The republican convention TO nominate
candidates for state officers will be held in
Burlington, June 18th.
M Miss Cayvan's reading in Village Hall
Monday evening was very good but did
\ not call out Il large audience.
81 Any of our subscribers wishing 10 pay
& in wood can do so by making immediate
n arrangements Mt this Office.
The celebration of the fourth Pavilion
anniversary, postponed from Feb. %, is to
q be Wednesday evening, March 81.
Il Randolph Normal School has one hnn-
N dred and iifty.one students, showing
II prosperity under Mr.. Edson's teaching.
Henry Washburne has sold his place at
# Montpelier Center and has moved into
d Gen. Thomas house at the top of Town
hill.
a Col G. b Wilson is home for q couple
"A of weeks from Pennsylvania. He is to be
3 located at Pittsburgh when he returns to
" his work in the p. Il. r.
M Q. I. Sabin, assignee Of Geo. Jacobs, is
disposing Of the assets of the insolvent as
rapidly rs possible and has sold out his
stock of goods to d. Taft.
@ Alonzo Ainsworth now living on the
l.. ID. Gould farm in this town, has LEASED
thc Calkins farm, and James Smith, o
aEast Montpelier, takes the Gould farm.
rs will be seen in our advertising col
sums, II. Marccau has moved his hail
Crossing rooms from the American house
10 the rooms formerly occupied by II. c.
@Smih,
There was Il meeting of directors of the
state agricultural society held at the Pavil
lion Monday to arrange some of the dc
balls for the fair to be held here in Sep
iember.
As Or. Brigham was returning from
Warren last Wednesday night, his carriag
tppcd over and threw him and Ed. Dodge
out The doctor struck on his head anC
IA received a bad scalp wound.
n RANDOLPH NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ school is in II very prosperous condition
% the sprin@ term now numbering ISL
Therr will be g TO graduate from the
Second course Mt the close of the present
term
# lrnry Parker of Calais was put in iai
~ la, evening for intoxication. This fore
Il noon he was called before Justice Livings
II ton, and disclosed on Fred r. Stevens
n whose hcaring was continued till mex
Al Monday.
The Rev. j NJ. G. Fulton, (who change
from Methodist to Episcopalian, and ha
lately preached in Brandon has accepte
b call to the rectorship of the church O
thc Epiphany in the city of Providence
Rhole Island.
M The book auction in the Holmes blocl
M attracts full " houses each evening ant
there was IN election excitement MONDAY
evening voting for the best looking ma
in town. S. w. Page got the most vote
AMI handsome book as the result.
Gen. Henry was here yesterday with
prisoner named Billiard who took thing
from Charlestown navy yard. The marshs
found Commissioner Gleason has gone t
Hot Springs, Ark, and COMMISSIONS
Pitkin was mt Chelsea but returned las
Evening.
W. II. Baird Of Fayston was arreste
last Saturday evening for being drunl
He was arraigned before Justice Field an
remembered bringing five quarts of eide
From home, hut disremembered where h
gdt the balance that overcame him. Il
wa- fined $500 and costs.