Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-16

Ir. Geo. Is. LOrlnS ANU WIZ vi o''ioAn
Mass, were at the Pavilion yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Loomis are on a
western tour, and are now visiting friends
in Minnesota.
Mrs. j. Y. and Miss Jessie Dewey have
left town intending to take foreign trip
before returning.
Theodore G. Dewey recently graduated
from the Annapolis naval school and is ex'
pected home soon.
The funeral of Mrs. George P. Foster,
who died last week after long illness,
was on Saturday last.
Mr.. j. A. Pierce moved into his new
house which he has been erecting on
Barre street, on Tuesday.
Fred Blanchard and family, who have
been visiting in Minnesota for several
weeks, are expected home to-day.
Semi.annual election of officers this,
Wednesday. evening by the Knights Of
Honor. Let every member be present.
An autopsy held on the body of Mrs,
Geo. P Foster on Friday resulted in the
removal of Il tumor weighing forty pounds.
Mr.. G. Allen Lathrop, for many years
in the employ of D. Dewey, left on Tues
day for Wisconsin, on visit of some
weeks.
That lawn party given in the spacious
grounds of A. o. Cummns last Thursday
evenin.; was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Several young ladies of the capital have
formed an archery club, the Union school
grounds. being used as the place for target
practice.
Quite Il large party Of Post Rrooks, G
A. r., and of the Worcester post left fol
Burlington on the 8 o'clock train thi
morning.
Rifles. " the best thing OUT for sharpen
ing scythes, can be procured of Fuller {
Son for ten cents,-a large deduction from
former prices.
Austin Silloway, a Montpelier boy wh
has been absent in the west and at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, for several years
returned home last week.
FATAL ACCIDEMr.-Mrs. Baker, O
Waterbury, widow, aged eighty, Will
walking across tho room fell and brok
her hip. There is no hope of her recovery
The Baptist church, which is OF yer
beautiful design, is now receiving tw
coats of paint of a very light color. whic
when finished will add much to its appear
ance.
Mrs. Kate Henry, daughter and hire
girl, of Waterbury, were thrown from
buggy by frightened horse runnn
away, Mrs. Henry had her shoulde
broken, and all were bruised.
Several ofthe relic hunters who capture
pieces of the court house bell have mani
featured tie same into finger rings. tn
n II handsome ring when finished.
In order to make room for alterations
n be made to his store, A. d. Farwell wi
offer some genuine bargains in ready mac
clothing, straw hats, etc, for the ne!
thirty days. Call ut the head OF Stat
street and you will be convinced of tn
truth of this statement, if low prices wi
convince you.
On Monday Mrs. Joseph Yatter and 81
ter with child were out riding in one
George Wheeler's top buggies, when o
posite the cemetery their horse BEGAN
frightened at the cars. and jumping owe
turned tho carriage, throwing the occ
pants out, who, fortunately, were n
injured but the top of the carriage W
demolished
Don't tail to go to Webster's and e
anime those three button kid gloves
forty-two cents; he has also just receiv
six dozen parasols, which he will sell We
cheap, and the biggest line of buttons
the county. Hosiery in all styles a
prices; large stock of goods and We
small prices, Mt his store on State street.
Mr.. Wizards funeral was on the aft,
noon Of Thursday last-a beautiful Ju
day The services both at the house
at the cemetery were brief and simple a
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hincl
Among hose present from out OF TO,
were Gov. Proctor, Prof. Quimby (bC
classmates of Mr.. Willard, EXC
Dillingham; and Judge Poland.