Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-22
The Pavilion annual ball occurs Deem

scription in wood may do so by drawing
the wood at once.
The Connecticut River Valley Masonic
union will hold its annual reunion at
Montpelier January 18th.
Ed. A. Roleau has removed from
French's block into Corry's block, lately
occupied as bowling alley.
Yesterday was the two hundred and
sixtieth anniversary of the landing of the
Pilgrims on Plymouth rock.
We understand that S. S. Towner is
about to open marble shop in French's
block, vacated by Z. A. Roleau.
Zebina G. Camp. who has been confined
to his house for long time. is now quite
low and not expected to survive long.
Peter Carr was arraigned before Justice
Field this morning for causing row in
the block in which he resides on St. Paul
street.
VIM. M. Kendall, Jr., formerly of Ken.
dall's Weekly of Lebanon, N. H., has &C :
cepted the position of assistant editor on
the Argus.
Charles Huntington, who has been living
in Michigan and Ohio the past two years
returned home last week to remain for the
present.
Dennison Taft has removed his liquor
agency from the corner of Main and State
streets into French's block next to Blanch-
ards store.
On Tuesday of last week Robert Alex
ander of Montpelier started for the far
west on visit to his eldest daughter re-
siding there.
Since last Saturday the Washington
county Jail has been without an occupant
the first time since June, 1875, when it
was vacant for five days.
A. G. Stone is to remove his jewelry
business next month from the Union block
into the old corner store in Langdon's
block, and is now selling his goods at bar
gains.
; One of the furnaces in the Union school
building has so completely burned out
that Il new one has got to be put in before
the next term begins, which is on Monday,
Jan. Sd.
Arthur D. Bancroft and family left on
Tuesday for the Adirondack mountains,
where they are to remain for the winter,
Mr.. Bancroft hoping to benefit his declin-
ing health thereby.
Charles Mclaughlin was arragned be-
fore Justice Field last week Tuesday for
cruel treatment to his aged father, James
Mclaughlin. Saturday he was discharged
on payment of q fine Of three dollars and
costs.
Black nubias at Webster's; China and
wax dolls, games and toys arriving; also
a fine line of Majolca ware, cups and
saucers, plates, etc., at Webster's. Look
over Webster's stock before buying your
holiday presents.
POULTRY SHows.-The Windham coun.
ty poultry and pet stock association
begin their annual four days exhibition
Tuesday, January 18th, at the town hall in
Brattleboro. The entries close Saturday
evening, January LIST.
The exhibition of the Vermont state
poultry association will be held in Rut.
land, February LIST to 4th, 1881.
Capt. R. j. Coffey has leased the hotel at
Richmond and has opened it for the travel
ing pnblic. Capt. Coffey is a landlord of
long experience. popular with the travel
ing public, and in every respect qualified
to keep a first-class hotel.
Yesterday the horse of Ii. f. Slayton
slipped and broke one of it's hind legs and
had to be killed. The loss falls heavily on
Woodworking young man and we hope
Mr. Slayton will not find this cloud with
out vestge of silver lining.
Mr.. A. w. Lane of Barre and Mr.. Nat
E. Hutchins of Marlboro, Mass, champion
of N. E) will wrestle for the light weight
championship of New England and a
purse of 5000 this evening at Capital Hall.
Admission 25 cents and 10 cents extra for
reserved seats.
Samuel F. Pike, an old man who lives
within seven miles of the abroad got on
the train the other day, at Montpelier
Junction, to take bis first ride in the cars.
He went as far as Williston and was in q
fever of excitement during the whole
time.
Mrs. Peter G. Dewey. who has been
sick for long time, died quite suddenly
Monday forenoon, only two children being
in attendance at the time. This is a severe
blow to Mr.. Dewey, following close to the
death of two of his children, which oc
Cured last month of diphtheria.
The fair of Company II was most sue
cessful, the boys having cleared about one
thousand dollars. Crowds were in attend
ance during the whole three days and es-
pecially the last night when strange te
say, 1923 drew the piano, M. E. Smile
being the holder of the famous number.
Henry Bowers was arrested last Thurs
day for intoxication and disturbing tn
peace. He was arraigned before justice
Field Friday, and sentenced to the house
of correction for ninety-six days. Hi
disclosure was that he found bottle o
alcohol at the Central depot. He wa
taken to Rutland Saturday. This is hi
second term in that institution.
Buy Towards machine needles, three
for ten cents, at Webster's. Order you
machine fixtures at Webster's. Bohemian
glass vases, toilet sets and China cups an,
saucers at Websters. A big line of sill
handkerchiefs, all kinds and prices, a
Webster's. Purl nubias cheaper thai
ever at Wehster's Ladies' and childrenS