Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-31


William Dodge goes to New York city
10 reside about the middle of next month.
Ed Thompson leaves for Chicago next
week, where he goes into the employ Of
E. w. Bailey.
Eleazer T. Dodge has removed his shoe
shop over Howe store in the old post
Office block.
Are you owing for your papers If you
are please remember we need the money
and remit q, once.
Holm w. Page stalts on western tip
next Monday, Edwin II. Town will prob
ably accompany him.
Mr.. Gilman b. Dodge has closed up his
business in the Ballou block, and removed
buck to the rooms over his residence.
EWill our subscribers in RENTING
fractional parts Of Il dollar by mail send us
one cent stamps instead of the threes?
MI. James II. Langdon is remodeling
the inside of the old Upham house on
Main street, putting in water works, etc.
Aremas Lawrence, of East Montpelier,
has removed ON to his farm which he pur
chascd Of Geo. w. Parmenter last year,
Lewis Brilt0n, Il barber for two years
past with Oughtncy Jangraw, leaves mex
week for Wcstboro, Mass, where lie has
secured Il situation.
u. Bart Cross has purchased the DR.
Brigham house on the hill, paying 81 25O,
and VIM. II. IIornbrook the DR.. Brigham
tenement house on Seminary avenue, pay
ing $3.50.
n Matthew McCall'rcy Of Waterbury re
fused to feed his cattle for three days and
put tar upon his children, saying that he
feared the spotted fever. The neighbors
interfered, found him hopcle>sly insane
and took him to the asylum at Brattleboro
u
men, quite party leaving for the west
next Monday. Levi Alexander, Sylvester
Mahoncy, Henry Emmons, George Fitz
gerald and James Roakes, "a, have dccid-
cd to 20 and several others have the
mattcr under consideration.
Tom MullNIy, who has made himself
4 nuisance about Montpelier for several
weeks pat, was unceremoniously cmptied
into the street from Lewis Woods place
Of business by Mr., Wood on Friday even
ing, after being told that hi, presence was
NOT wanted there and refusing TO leave.
superintendent j. w. Hobart, of the
Ccntrll Vermont railroad, has issued an
order to all station agents TO have the
freight ears unloaded us soon as possible
after they arrive ut their destination, as it
is Impossible to get cars enough to carry
the great amount of freight.
The through passenger business of the
tHhllHl q ulolA IL 10 Dc ulllci WIFI llC
through freight traffic, uuder charge of
Lansing Mills, at Boston. William +.
Smith, the Montreal agent of the road, is
10 become the local Central ticket agent at
StAlb'ns, AMI his place at Montreal is to
be taken by William B.VEll of Randolph.
4f 0rr1p M, pOsrC - pbie ro,n oil /, Ia,
pprtea from Bulgaria. Turkey, by ma
Tive, and is warranted to be the genuine
ARTICLE, distilled wholly from the rose
blossom leaves. For use, remove the
covering from the stopper, and place the
bottle in the handkerchief box, or drawer.
BY careful usage, one bottle will last Tor
years, giving the most delicate and ,pu-
laf perfume in the world. H. A. BuZ-
dikyan, importer Of silk ncck-tios, table
spreads, silk velvet sofa cushions and
beauiful needle work, all sizes Persian
rugs, towels, and other Persian and
Turkish fancy goods and productions.
Also one silk needlc-work dress patlerr
Valued at $1,000. All goods genuine and
sold at my lowest rates for the meat ejgh
dHyS by II naive, at the American House,
Montpelier. Please call and examine
these goods.
SEMINARY HILL.-School commenced
on the Hill March 9th with large mum.
bsr in attendance, there being over one
Kindred.
The students met in the chapel room
last Friday evening and organized the
lyceum The officers for the first half Of
the term are President, Mr.. S. Willard
Vice president, Miss Poland; secretary
Miss Page; executive committee, Mr.
Geo Webster, Mise, Schiller and Bou.
telle; treasurer. Mr.. Laird.
q Two classes in elocntion have been
Formed under the instruction of Mis-,
Clara Randall.
q The graduating class numbers twenty
The societies are in II llourshing condition
The numbers in Band and Adelphi arc
about equal, while the Esthetics are
ahead of the Ladies Literary.
School opened Wednesday, March "a
THE prospects are for IL full term. Over
one hundred have now registered anC
more are expected. Many old students
who have been out teaching through the
/" inter, are again with rs. Lyceum wa.
organized Friday night. The Societies are
Klnrd ut work endeavoring to obtain thei
share Of members. AT the meetings Mon
#lsy evening the Band took in one anC
Adelphi seven new members.